This is about a 6 minute youtube/Sojo.net presentation about a movie that is currently in some movie theaters . It reminds me of the old Stan Freberg radio special "Green Christmas" (which has a different connotation today).

Humorous and thought provocating. Love this kind of use of the media.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVz_f1EY5vE

I love it when people ask "what would Jesus drive?" I always assumed MY God would have a driver!

"What Would Jesus Drive".....A "Mustang".....the four legged variety! Maybe even a "Pinto".

Jesus would drive a Crossfire.

Jesus would drive a 1974 AMC Gremlin cause only an act of God would keep it running.

Trust me, I had one.

LOL!!

God those things were crap. My father in law had one too. Quite possibly the worlds worst car. (hat tip to the bananna people)

Wife had one back in High School. Equipped with manual transmission and removable shift lever as an anti-theft system. You could just pull the darn thing out just driving down the road. Trick was to get it back in.

I'll bet NOBODY on the engineering team cites that car on their resume.

I'm laughing my ass off just thinking about that bright idea! Total "it's a feature!" moment for sure.

Grandma had one too, and she always had a sandbag ashtray in it because the car didn't have one. She was the "litterbug" police and would never throw a filter out the window.

I knew a family that had both a gremlin and hornet. yep, lived in a trailer.

Jesus was Jewish, a tradesman, and quite rugged. Since he lived in times when oil was plentiful, he would drive an Escalade or an X-5.

To equal that Gremlin and hornet would be the Vega I drove during college. Tricked it out with a cool gear shift nob that was actually an old glass door nob.

I had the "privelege" of driving/owning a '75 Gremlin for about nine months after I graduated from Evergreen. If you thought those rigs were junk when they came out, they were even worse circa 2002/2003.....at least mine was.

Among other problems, the heater didn't work at all and the AM-only radio could only receive 1190 and 1550, and even trying to get them so stay tuned in was a distinct challenge.

My friend E-- was riding in the back seat (the previous owner had installed a bench seat and lap-belts in the trunk area, making a "back seat" where you normally wouldn't find one in that type of rig) and as I was driving down Mill Plain that summer, blazing at 27MPH, he tells me to "step on the gas, Fox!"

My reply: "I *AM* stepping on it, E--!"

Then I sold it to the U-Pull-It at Five Corners (only got $200 for it) and that helped me buy my '88 Ford Bronco...........

Andy said: Jesus was Jewish, a tradesman, and quite rugged. Since he lived in times when oil was plentiful, he would drive an Escalade or an X-5.

Nah...He'd drive a Land Cruiser!

On one of the other boards I post on (www.ih8mud.com) one of the members has this as his tag line. Something to think about;

Only two defining forces have ever offered to die for YOU, Jesus Christ and the American GI.

One died for your soul and the other for your Freedom

here you go.

Gremlin vs Pinto.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2CqOj5WpMs

If Jesus is driving a vehicle, what might he be listening to while driving?

Would Jesus buy a MP3 player? Does he have satellite radio in his vehicle? What about HD-Radio?

Jesus would start with a Caesar's salad, drinking a Virgin Mary, ending with Angel Food cake, charging it all to his Dad's tab.