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It looks exactly like the Pope, dressed in flowing robes, pointy hat and staff and has a 200 horse power onboard motor.
Remote controlled, with GPS and directional cameras, Aqua Pope moves mostly deep beneath the sea on its way to any designated location.
Once at wading height on a crowded beach,
balloons inflate at his feet area, changing his horizontal travelling position to vertical.
Pneumatic pumps within the armpits raise his hands high in the air and a pre recorded sermon is broadcast to the stunned beachgoers through a loudspeaker in the head area.
Once the sermon is finished, the balloons deflate him back to a horizontal position, and the propellors whisk him away underwater to another beach to repeat the service.
Sea bishop
http://www.call-of-...ages/sea_bishop.gif
Similar? [nineteenthly, Feb 12 2005]
The Official Site of the Holy Sea
http://www.vatican.va/
(Sorry, that should be 'Holy See'.) [angel, Feb 14 2005]
St Peter- depiction from 14th century
http://www.getty.ed...objects/oz2024.html
It's been going on for some time... [ConsulFlaminicus, Feb 14 2005]
Robo Pope
RoboPope
Who would win in a fight? [jaksplat, Feb 14 2005]
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...also comes in President Bush guise, delivering sermons to evil children playing on beaches watched by their evil parents in evil countries... the Aqua Dope. |
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Just saw Spongebob Squarepants: The Movie. I nominate David Hasselhoff for Aqua Pope. |
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As Aqua Pope slips out of the bay, Aqua Ganesh darts out from the cave in which he has been hiding and appears to the multitude. Having four hands, an elephant's head and a load of sticky pudding for the kids, Aqua Ganesh is easily able to upstage Aqua Pope and soon the bathers have ditched christianity for something flashier. |
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<balloons inflate at his feet area> -
wouldn't this mean that he would
emerge from the ocean standing on his
head? I think this might give the wrong
impression - sort of taking the piss out
of the whole walking-on-water trick. |
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Coming soon, Al Aqbar Pope. He arrives at the beach, assesses whether anyone is bathing nude or topless then, if he is displeased, blows up the beach and everyone on it. |
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God and football are _not_ the same, and you're come dangerously close to mingling the two. Seek atonement, heathen. |
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My hat is food for the llamas. |
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I forsee Godzilla and Aqua Pope doing battle in many Japanese films. Godzilla attempts to squash the Vatican, Aqua Pope appoints dolphins and killer whales as cardinals to help him do battle... |
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To quote a Popehead, one of the many fans who follow Aqua Pope from beach to beach: "His sermon is different every time I hear it." |
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//God and football are _not_ the same// |
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JP2 used to be a goal keeper. Wonder who's side of the argument he's on? hmmm... |
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Sitting on a park bench
eyeing little girls with bad intent.
Snot running down his nose
greasy fingers smearing shabby clothes.
-Jethro Tull |
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After their battle, scientists rebuild them as one, to fight marauding pirates, set on discovering buried tumbleweeds. |
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Aqua Popezilla is born, and few live to tell the tale of his fiery inflatable communion. |
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sermon excerpt .." my spaceship is full of eels" |
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//My hat is food for the llamas.//
[UnaBubba] From whence came this sentence? |
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Brilliant - I'm not sure how I never came across this one before. I'd also like to balance it out with an evangelical submarine gynaecologist-ayatollah of some sort. One that might live in an underwater sex-mosque perhaps. |
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It also reminds me of the "Underwater Rabbi Problem" from Reginald Perrin. |
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