Here it is in all it’s glory–TA DAAAAA!!!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=8145306313&ssPageName=STRK:MEWN:IT
and I’ve got a bid in on this one-
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=8146762505&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT
I’m making my dress- a tango dress from an authentic pattern and just finished my 20s cocoon coat.
Now if I can just find the shoes and seamed hose… oh and I’ve gotta get a “bob”.
Those hats are fantastic! I would love to have them just to wear 
And how wonderful that you can actually sew…I’ve always wanted to, but I could never seem to get it right when I would try. The seams would always pucker, or I’d forget to look, and end up not sewing the other piece of fabric. SIGH! Maybe someday.
You’re going to have to get pictures of yourself in your getup and post them!!! I would love to see it
Expert explains grilled cheese ``miracle’
By CAROLYN THOMPSON
Associated Press Writer
November 17, 2004, 3:53 PM EST
BUFFALO, N.Y. – Brace yourself. There may be a less-than-miraculous explanation for that image of the Virgin Mary a Florida woman says appeared in her grilled cheese sandwich.
Professional skeptic Joe Nickell says it’s the same phenomenon that lets people see ships in the clouds, butterflies in ink blots and the man on the moon.
“It’s just the human ability to make images out of randomness,” said Nickell, investigative columnist for Skeptical Inquirer magazine and senior research fellow of the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal.
“The images are called simulacra, from the root word meaning similar. And the mental habit that causes us to see such things is called pareidolia,” he said. -[u]source[/u]
1)Do you see a young girl or old lady? 2)Do you see a face or the word LIAR?
Excuse me while I grab a snack out of the fridge.
Will O’Ban.
This auction made it into yesterday’s issue of the Metro paper here.
I liked the part about it being ten years old and never gone mo(u)ldy. Behold the power of superprocessed American cheese food product.
A couple years ago we had the virgin visit a brick wall on the side of a Tim Horton’s, just outside Sidney, Cape Breton. People from across the continent came to get a look.
extroidinary mold disingration potiental recipts solem potinetal alot personell thier phenomon ect. recieved ridiclous proivided
Maybe she can buy a dictionary with the proceeds of the sale.
This is one for the Fortean Times.
All of this reminds me a little of when The National Enquirer posted a photograph of what they claimed to be Satan’s skull. The accompanying article claimed the photo was proof that Beelzebub had in fact walked the earth and lived in Arizona where the skull was found.
I thought the image looked like someone had fashioned horns from play-dough and squished them to the temples of a dog’s skull. I didn’t want to appear as a nonbeliever so I kept my doubt to myself.
Will O’Ban
This “Virgin Mary” looks suspiciously like Marilyn Monroe to me. :roll:
Dana
Things are really getting out of hand now! 
And then there was W with that cheesey grin…
but someone found the right person…
Virgin Mary In Grilled Cheese
Bidding has ended for this item
Winning bid: US $28,000.00
What I want to know is, who is so devoutly catholic but also has 30,000 lying around to spend on a whim?
And that poor girl, whoever she was, who came back from the grave to haunt her murderer—here she is in a plastic bag, thinking, “cripes, of all things I wasn’t expecting this.”
Caj
I heard on the news this morning that it was an online casino that bought it.
Paul is right a casino bought it fro $28,000