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[Grayven]

Spoiler for I'm going to throw out a couple bad guesses here.

Judas (Or perhaps the guy who paid him? You know, Mel Gibson.)
Mary Magdalene

[Shakeepuddn]

Nope
By canon, I don't mean the biblical one. The "other" one.

[Shakeepuddn]

Well ya'll, way past my bedtime. 'Night.

Edited by Shakeepuddn, 10 April 2009 - 07:03 PM.

[hartleydogg33]

Well ya'll, way past my bedtime. 'Night.

Where do you live?

[Dio da Goat]

Nope
By canon, I don't mean the biblical one. The "other" one.

Pachelbel's Canon, Canon in D?

My guess is a tuba.

[Grayven]

Pachelbel's Canon, Canon in D?

My guess is a tuba.

Spoiler for A word of advice...

Well, a picture, actually

Your guess sounds plausible.

[Dio da Goat]

Your guess sounds plausible.

If it's plausible, I apologize severely. I meant it as a total joke. <will edit if it's not too late>
<too late to edit>

Edited by Dio da Goat, 10 April 2009 - 07:28 PM.

[Grayven]

If it's plausible, I apologize severely. I meant it as a total joke. <will edit if it's not too late>
<too late to edit>

Honestly, I'm seeing patterns where they shouldn't be. You're probably ok. I should be writing today, I think. Or napping.

[arbecar]

Spoiler for I'm thinking it could be...

a palm?

[wonderhill]

My name is nothing but a jest to mark one week beyond His test
Almost
Like most.

Spoiler for my jumbled thoughts

based on the first paragraph of the riddle, I'm trying to figure out what the name of the day around one week after Good Friday is called. There is something called "Divine mercy Sunday" or "Low Sunday", or "Thomas Sunday", or "Quasimodo Sunday" which is the week after Easter. None of these, however, sound like jests. BUT, The Saint who coined this day was "canonized". Pope John Paul II canonized St. Faustina in 2000, making the day more official i guess. am i anywhere near the target?