Link The 70's Are Over – Burn the Felt Banners by Jeffrey Miller May 30, 2007 written by Jeffrey Miller May 30, 2007 6 comments 0 FacebookTwitterGoogle +Pinterest Jeffrey Miller previous post Francis Beckwith Interview next post The case for applying Canon 1398 to politicians is very weak You may also like The best video regarding the HHS mandate February 21, 2012 Minor Revisions December 12, 2012 New Iraqi Currency March 31, 2003 Did she or didn't she? February 18, 2009 When it suits them August 10, 2008 Liturgical Triage April 24, 2007 Spero News April 18, 2005 Winner of the … December 28, 2004 I Thought Abstinence Was Unrealistic September 1, 2009 Opie gets ugly May 1, 2009 6 comments steve May 30, 2007 - 1:28 pm I once saw a tabernacle made out of felt. Would this count??? Jeffrey Smith May 30, 2007 - 2:48 pm Yes, but please tell me you’re joking. A felt tabernacle? Maureen May 30, 2007 - 3:37 pm People make tents out of felt all the time, out on the steppe. And tents are tabernacles. Don’t think that’s what the children of Israel used, though. Even for their porta-tabernacle. Steve May 30, 2007 - 7:15 pm Actually, it was a tabernacle (material used not sure)but covered in velvet. cathy May 30, 2007 - 8:33 pm This made me SMILE! Ed Pie June 2, 2007 - 10:48 pm Perhaps–probably–I’m just a bit tired, but I misread the last word in your headline, which completely changed the meaning: “No more felt!” “No felt? Burn him!” It will probably be less funny in the morning, but I’m clicking Post tonight, just in case. Comments are closed.
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I once saw a tabernacle made out of felt. Would this count???
Yes, but please tell me you’re joking. A felt tabernacle?
People make tents out of felt all the time, out on the steppe. And tents are tabernacles.
Don’t think that’s what the children of Israel used, though. Even for their porta-tabernacle.
Actually, it was a tabernacle (material used not sure)but covered in velvet.
This made me SMILE!
Perhaps–probably–I’m just a bit tired, but I misread the last word in your headline, which completely changed the meaning:
“No more felt!”
“No felt? Burn him!”
It will probably be less funny in the morning, but I’m clicking Post tonight, just in case.
Comments are closed.