Also in Florida, another woman saw a white streak in her cell phone pic of the TV screen when The Bachelor was on. The streak appeared in front of one of the bachelorette's faces and is obviously a warning from Jesus about vanity.
In other news, STLLJ may have to go the way of Fark and start a "Florida" tag.
A Florida woman is claiming that Jesus magically appeared on a nearby power box while she was praying. She said that Jesus appears "in many places at many times"... just like Santa Claus!
Two decades ago, our savior decided to appear as a barely discernible shade in this old, poorly developed photo of clouds from 1990 (upper-right corner). The owner kept such a priceless artifact without telling anyone for years, but now he has decided to share Jesus's blessing with everyone (oh, and he needs money). Starting bid's only about $10,000!
A woodcarver made a cross for his recently baptized nephew, but his old minister grandfather realized that Jesus had blessed the cross with an image of his face! Rev. Bloodworth likened the image to the Shroud of Turin, but, unlike all of the images on this website, that is a well-established fraud.
Recently, I've stumbled across a couple of amusing non-religious pareidolia roundups. I think this one is my favorite.
Another one for the "pareidolia or pareidolia?" file.
A woman named Maya Erdelyi is raising money on Kickstart for a cool looking animated film about pareidolia, albeit in a bit of an artsy-fartsy way. Still, she does send gifts to donors of $5 or more.
Looking for more regular doses of pareidolia? There's a pareidolia twitter feed as well as a reddit tab.
Readers Brad and Beverly from California recently discovered a "crystal clear" image of Jesus in their new kitchen countertop. I can only guess that Jesus is there to make sure they don't eat any figs.
In his most convincing appearance yet, Jesus made his image appear on a homemade pen, which is now up for sale on ebay. Seriously, I'm convinced. It looks just like the LORD. Praise Jesus!
Earlier this year, reader Joey G made a tie dye shirt in chemistry class, and after washing it, discovered that Jesus had blessed the shirt with an image of his face. Maybe Jesus is trying to tell him to become a hippie.
Jesus took a trip Down Under when he appeared in this pizza at a pizza shop in Australia. This image may be one of Jesus's creepiest. The restaurant made the only logical choice and put the pizza on ebay where it was sold for $153 Australian, which, from my understanding, is something like $6 American.
After ten years of owning this rocking chair, Lou Balducci of California finally discovered what is "clearly" an image of Jesus on it. His family and friends call it a blessing. I don't know about that, but Jesus clearly doesn't look pleased about where he ended up.
Update: Balducci ended up putting the chair on ebay for a mere $25,000. Strangely, there were no bids.
