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“Being a fake priest is big business in Japan – I’ve done a TV commercial for one company,” he added. “In Sapporo, there are five agencies employing about 20 fake priests. In a city like Tokyo, there must be hundreds.”

The fake Western priests are employed at Western-style weddings to give a performance and add to the atmosphere. These are not legal ceremonies – the couples also have to make a trip to the local registrar.

“In the past almost all weddings in Japan were Shinto, but in the last few years Western-style weddings have appeared and become very popular,” said one Japanese priest.

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The most recent episode had everyone wondering who that creepy eye-patch dude is on the television.

Well, here’s a little clue from Lostpedia.  In Season 2 episode 7 (The Other 48 Days), Libby and the other survivors from the tail section found a glass-eye, a Bible, and a radio transmitter in the Arrow station.

 

And since we are on the topic of glass-eyes, here’s a repost of wifeGeeding and her glass-eye complete with pictures and a video of her removing it.

 

Your dog will jump for joy when he gets a whiff of these bacon-scented bubbles. Just fill the dispenser with bubble solution and pump the trigger to send a stream of scrumptiously scented bubbles into the air for Pooch to chase.

Buy some here.

 

WAPPINGERS FALLS, N.Y. You can lift, strain, crunch and sweat all you want at the Planet Fitness in the Dutchess County village. But whatever you do, do not grunt.

Yep, “no grunting.” It says so, in black and white, on a sign posted at the gym. One former member learned the new rule the hard way.

There’s even a flashing light and siren on the wall, labeled a “lunk alarm,” which sounds if someone grunts or drops weights on the floor.

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