Crazy Office Knickknack Winners!

By Adam McLane on September 09 2008

We received lots of great entries for this contest. Thanks so much for your pictures! After a lot of deliberation here at the offices we’ve picked these two as the winners.

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That’s right, we couldn’t pick just one. The Chuck Norris cutout kind of told us that if we didn’t pick it we’d get a round house to the face next time we saw Sarah. And the rubber ducky Jesus… that’s just brilliant on so many levels. I think my life has been changed Molly.

Both Sarah and Molly will be recieving one of our famous “boxes of fun“ in the mail. These boxes are specially flavored with books from YS founder Mike Yaconelli as well as some other goodness we find in our prize closet.

Comments

From Molly on September 09, 2008

(an excerpt from my acceptance speech)
First and foremost I would like to thank God and Jesus, whom without none of this would be possible.  Second I would like thank my daughter whom without her rubby ducky bathroom I would not have been searching for duckies.  Finally I would like to thank Adam and YS who have given me hours of things to do totally NOT related to my job so I could procrastinate just a little longer from actually writing or getting “real work” done.  Yet I could look professional and relative because I was on a youth ministry website.
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From Dj on September 10, 2008

Chuck Norris can kill two stones with one bird.

From Audrey Duensing-Werner on September 10, 2008

I have a windup Martin Luther and a bobble head Martin Luther..tee hee

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