“Okay, let’s put up a cross to keep the eeevil spirits out. Well, maybe one more, the first one might not work. How about this one? This one? Maybe this one will do it… Oh, screw it, nail them all up there. Done!”
Found By: Vance B
Loveliest comment (excerpt), by Land of shimp: “I can’t help but think, ‘EEEEEK! What the hell does that one wall do in the dead of night?!?’”
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I pray you won’t be cross with me but….
Maybe Satan lives next door.
must be a southwest thing, cuz I see “cross walls” all the time here in Texas. It’s actually a popular fad to collect crosses and display them on a wall. If you look closely at the picture, each cross is unique and decorative. I know half a dozen people with a wall like that…I used to have one, but got tired of it. So, not really sure what’s so odd about this one except that maybe they should take them down for the listing to not alienate non-Christians.
So they’re like thimbles. But religious. I see.
Sara – Ha! Exactly like thimbles…you know the old hymn that goes “Were you there when they crucified my Lord? Oh, sometimes it makes me thimble, thimble, thimble…”
Same here, I’ve seen it multiple times in houses and apartments in Texas. But then again, I’m pretty sure everybody here just loves Jesus more, everything’s bigger in TX, including religion, y’all!
When I moved out to W. TX, I thought the people were scared of vampires. I then found out that they are trying to make up for their sinful ways.
Have they been having a problem with a vampire infestation???
I didn’t know that Oklahoma had a Holy Wall.
Why is it that Jews never seem to go overboard in this particular way? I mean, you never see real estate listings with walls completely covered with mezuzahs.
Well, hardly ever.
What makes it particularly strange is it’s just that one wall in the entire house. Everything else in the house is very restrained, an ode to neutrality, even.
By plastering that one wall with crosses I can’t help but think, “EEEEEK! What the hell does that one wall do in the dead of night?!?”
“Don’t mind that, that’s The Keep for the sins of all mankind. Remodeling is, of course, out of the question.”
Even if you bought the place and moved in with nary a cross on you, I think you’d never quite get over the feeling that that wall was the big brewin’ evil.
Here’s a thought, take the crosses down and take another picture. Staged for sale, people, staged for sale.
Not strange– it’s a “collection”. Like thimbles, or Hummel figurines.
“Were you there when they crucified my Lord? Oh, sometimes it makes me thimble, thimble, thimble…”
I’ve got an Israeli friend with a hamsa collection on her kitchen wall–it’s actually pretty cool.
Why did the chicken cross the dining room?
To get to the other side board.
I’ve seen Jewish homes that are heavily Torah-laden.
This kitchen makes me think of Piper Laurie, in Carrie.
lovely room…but what is with that chicken?!
I’m sure there is a vampire confined in that wall.. A very thin one. Probably one that sparkled too much for the home owner.
I am actually planning on having a cross wall too when I get a house. I think crosses are pretty!
And, the fridge has a built-in holy water ice maker.