Only In California

[slick]

Hey Richard.....you gotta new job eh????

[Karen]

I know the kind of person who would buy it, let me tell you a little story:

In high school, we did the musical South Pacific. As I was just in 9th grade, i didn't try out for any parts, but sang in the choruses, and got cast as one of two nuns, whose only job is to lead a row of girls across the stage.

Before the first night of the show, there I was, in the nun costume back stage. The female lead, Lisa, came up to me and said "Bless me, Sister!"

I said, "Lisa, I'm not even Catholic, you know that!"

She said, "I don't care, just make the hand motions and stuff, and I'll feel better!"

So I did, and she did.

I bet she'd buy the water!

[Marigold2]

Poor thing. Sounds like she really needed something to believe in, perhaps she needed more then anything to believe in herself.

[caseysmom]

Hey whats wrong with that

[Catty1]

...no wonder that Evian spelled backwards is "NAIVE"

[Sophist]

Lol... I'd be willing to bet that a lot of the bottles were bought as novelty items, for humor value.

Then there are the staunchly religious... (shrugs). Don't know the Catholic or Anglican faiths well enough to mock them for wanting blessed water. I don't even know what they use it for.

[wombat2u2004]

Another snake oil salesman. The old west was full of them....seems like the new west is to !!!!
Wombat

[wombat2u2004]

Lol... I'd be willing to bet that a lot of the bottles were bought as novelty items, for humor value.

Then there are the staunchly religious... (shrugs). Don't know the Catholic or Anglican faiths well enough to mock them for wanting blessed water. I don't even know what they use it for.

Blessed water ??? Well....you could pour it over your head. For all the good it would do for anything, you may as well do that.
Wombat