Couple Sees Jesus In Walmart Receipt

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I found this while surfing Yahoo, by the way, so it's news that my whole country/possibly the world may see.

My question is this: do people actually think these sorts of things are signs, sort of like a Protestant version of stigmata? Or do they just think it's cool in a novelty kind of way?

Originally posted by AnIntellectualRedneck

My question is this: do people actually think these sorts of things are signs, sort of like a Protestant version of stigmata? Or do they just think it's cool in a novelty kind of way?

Sadly yes, people think these are signs.
I love how us humans need to feel special .

It is strange.

Considering they didn't notice it until after they got home though....leads me to believe they did this themselves. There is big publicity in seeing Jesus around the house.

Originally posted by AnIntellectualRedneck
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I found this while surfing Yahoo, by the way, so it's news that my whole country/possibly the world may see.

My question is this: do people actually think these sorts of things are signs, sort of like a Protestant version of stigmata? Or do they just think it's cool in a novelty kind of way?

I don't see the resemblance. I remember His face quite clearly and that looks nothing like Him. Point being, all of these people saying its the face of Jesus have never seen the face of Jesus so what gives? It could the face of Nimrod for all we know.

Originally posted by AnIntellectualRedneck
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I found this while surfing Yahoo, by the way, so it's news that my whole country/possibly the world may see.

My question is this: do people actually think these sorts of things are signs, sort of like a Protestant version of stigmata? Or do they just think it's cool in a novelty kind of way?

Well I know that if I were Jesus and had the chance to make my message of peace to the entire world, I would make sure to do it at the home of low low prices - Walmart.

So, where do you think Mohammad or Buddah choose to appear?!?

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Here's the picture of the Receipt, and I gotta say it really does look like a face.

Looks noting like JC. Kramer from Seinfeld maybe.
A tree line outside my house looks like a duck.
These things happen and will continue, I will never understand how it could be a message.
But if it gives someone faith, good for them.
Just please, no holy wars.

Looks more like Rasputin to me.

That's Charles Manson.

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Exactly! That's exactly who I thought of when I first saw it. Perhaps it's a sign of the second coming of the USSR.

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I really dislike these "Stories" If you look hard enough at any pattern in a piece of wood or a stain on a cloth for example, you will start to cognitively piece previously seen images together..

That truly is a cool blotch on that receipt.

However I would like to point out that it is not Jesus. With even minor inspection, one will notice that the face appears upside down to the receipt which of course indicates that the face is indeed the face of the devil.

All I see is Animal from the muppets

Pretty cool blotch though

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Looks like Abraham Lincoln to me.

Maybe it's my eyes?

Originally posted by Ramcheck
That's Charles Manson.

Ya I was going to say this also.. I dont think it looks like jesus.. It looks more like manson than anything..

Look at those evil eyes....

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I think that they took a lighter to a crucifix , warmed up the face good and hot and wrapped the reciept real quick like over it.

The paper reacts to heat after all.

Could this be my first debunk? If so, WooHoo!

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I agree Rasputing or Bin Laden

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Well Receipts only show text when heated, so this is very likely..

Looks like gollum,.

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Yeah, I know. I've heard it referred to as "facial matrixing", I believe. Our brains are programmed to seek out and make us perceive patterns even where none exist.