In the botanical gardens in the town of Ballarat, there is a round shiny ball atop a pedestal, and the pedestal is surrounded by a small pool of water. According to the plaque at the bottom of the pedestal, it was placed there on October 21, 1938 by the Protestant Alliance Friendly Society, to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the founding of Ballarat.
I saw the shiny ball itself yesterday, and it inspired me. It touched me in a way I've rarely been touched before. This ball is special, this ball is magnificent, and the ball is the cornerstone of my new religion, called simply The Church of the Shiny Ball.
More information is incoming, but for now, bask in the glory of the Shiny Ball (photo courtesy of the Ballarat Courier):
In the botanical gardens in the town of Ballarat, there is a round shiny ball atop a pedestal, and the pedestal is surrounded by a small pool of water. According to the plaque at the bottom of the pedestal, it was placed there on October 21, 1938 by the Protestant Alliance Friendly Society, to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the founding of Ballarat.
I saw the shiny ball itself yesterday, and it inspired me. It touched me in a way I've rarely been touched before. This ball is special, this ball is magnificent, and the ball is the cornerstone of my new religion, called simply The Church of the Shiny Ball.
More information is incoming, but for now, bask in the glory of the Shiny Ball (photo courtesy of the Ballarat Courier):
Out of all the balls I've seen, and I've seen a few, that has got to be the shiniest!
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