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2014 Legacy: The QR Code Bulletin Experiment

The church intern placing a massive, blocky QR code on the front cover of the bulletin, forcing thirty senior citizens to spend fifteen minutes holding their phones up to the paper trying to figure out how to scan it.

Part of the 33 Religious Jokes: The 2014 “Cloud Storage, Tablet Pews & Modern Fellowship” Edition archive. Historically Verified

🔥 Top 10: The Religious Joke Archive: 1995–2025

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2024 Legacy: The Puffy Jacket Pew Wedge
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2024 Vintage: The Wikipedia Sermon Dispute
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⏳ Time Capsule: This is how we rolled in the first two decades of the internet

@AltaVista_Pro06/05/2003 01:51Best result I ever found on a search engine.
@WebTV_Viewer10/14/1995 09:30Reading this on my television! Technology is amazing!
@Charmed_Ones08/09/2008 23:13The power of three... laughs!
@Silk_Road_Ghost01/05/2000 17:43Trading jokes in the shadows.
@Bill_Nye_Fan12/19/2005 04:10Science rules! But jokes are a close second.
@HotBot_User03/19/2000 08:56Searching for "humor"... HotBot never fails.
@Filter_Fanatic06/06/2012 11:41This joke looks better with a sepia filter.

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