Some Fun Photos

Schismatic Direction

Heresy has a new hair-do every few years to keep it in style with the world.

Been Buzy

It was on our bucket lists

How Corky Got His Costume

Encore from CC Past

New Clues New Place

These two postcards were found taped to agent Alex Desmond's computer screen this morning when he arrived to work. Combined, the message reads as follows:
There is a museum in Death Valley
Where a woman by the name of Sally
Has a steampunk watch that can travel one through time
Tell her you were sent 
By an anonymous gent
Then hand her an 1888 dime.
When she hands you the timepiece 
Fly like a flock of geese
And never return to that Death Valley Museum again.

The Powderhorn Clues

     This was found, like a bookmark, inside a volume I was reading by Randy Alcorn. The book is entitled, "Heaven", and this was stuck in chapter 44. The chapter section is titled, "Will We Travel in Time?" I suggest you purchase this book and read it.

     This sheet of stamps was inside the brochure and had the following written on the back:
At Big Powder Horn you'll find a smaller powderhorn. Inside the powderhorn you'll find a very unusual watch. Put it in your pocket so you don't lose it. Find a way to bring it to me. It's a missing piece to my future.  A.W.D.

Angus Duncan and His Poetry Clues

Photos of Missing Flux Capacitors

 Pictured above is the watch belonging to Corky Velveeta. If found, please do not attempt to adjust the settings. Do not give in to the temptation to try to travel into the past. The "jet lag" could drive you insane and you might be stuck in the past for the rest of your life. The reward for returning it will be well worth your effort, I assure you.

This is Eddie's flux capacitor. The middle section is removable and is designed to fit into a component in his Calvinistic Cartoonmobile. This will help him rescue Angus Duncan from the year 1888. Return it as soon as you find it and your honesty and integrity will be rewarded.  

News for Sacred Sandwich Fans

1942 Comic Strip sent in by Fan

This old newspaper comic strip was dated October 3, 1942 and was sent to us by long-time follower of Calvinistic Cartoons, Horace Greenleaf. I am always amazed at the many references in the past of things that are going on today. You just never get used to it. You might as well enlarge it or go grab yourself a very strong magnifying glass. Enjoy! 

Give it Some Time

Curious Snow Globe

This unusual snow globe, sent in by Dr. Bela Carloft, is dated 1902. Sending Calvinistic Cartoons this priceless object (it had no price tag on it) was on Dr. Carloft's bucket list. We were informed ten minutes ago that the good doctor has since kicked the bucket. He was barefoot at the time and the nurse said his foot should take about two weeks to heal. Thanks, Dr. Bela! We will be sending you a check for $7,000 tomorrow. Take care and please buy a plastic bucket to replace your steel one!

Fan Photo by MBI Student Waldo Cordlin

Many thanks to Waldo Cordin's son, Ted, for sending in this old photo of Chicago. This was taken by his father, a student at Moody Bible Institute, just a few blocks away. Pictured above is Eddie and Corky making their way to MBI to discuss doctrine with a few of the students. Enlarge the photo for better viewing.

The Problem with Current Currencies

Fan Photo from Johnny Paul Jason

Thanks, Johnny, for sending a photo of the town newspaper. Corky explained the incident to me years ago. Corky had traveled back in time to this old abandoned house, just outside of Mayberry, where his great grandparents had once lived. Corky had  bumped into one of the rotten beams and the roof caved in on him leaving him trapped beneath shingles, lumber and an old suitcase that had been in the attic. Deputy Barney Fife had just turned the corner when he heard the crash. When Fife investigated the scene he spotted Corky and pulled him to safety before the rest of the house collapsed. Corky got his suitcase full of old letters and photos and Deputy Fife was declared a hero.   

A Gift for the Future from the Past

Yahoo! My time-travel gun arrived this morning from 1898. Nikola Tesla sent this by way of Corky Velveeta. This handy-dandy pistola will take the trigger man and the one "shot" into the past or future together. You can also "shoot" an object and it comes along for the ride. Can't wait to get started. Well, I'm back from 1898 to thank Mr. Tesla personally. He was busy but found time for a cup of Folger's Breakfast Blend and a cinnamon roll.

Arminian Antics #134

Meet the Velveeta Family

Corky decided to share this family portrait with the readers.

5 O'Clock Shadow