I came across this story about the t-shirts the Chilean miners were wearing when rescued. I had noticed them and the front, but didn’t really pay much attention to them.
Here is the story about their choice of shirts for their rise to the surface.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONQBqOCApC4
And further info is contained here.
[quote]The story behind the Chilean miners’ Jesus T-Shirts <-- link to article
As miners were being pulled from Chile’s San Jose mine Wednesday, most were wearing tan T-shirts over their coveralls. The Chilean government told reporters the green coveralls were designed to help absorb the sweat as they ascended to the top.
But Wes Little, a CNN editor/producer in Atlanta, wondered why the miners were wearing the T-shirt over their coveralls. He noticed a logo on the T-shirt’s left sleeve for the Jesus Film Project…more at link
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The video asks who am I trusting to raise me from my grave. If I’m still alive, like those guys, I’ll trust fellow men to save me as they saved those guys. But I can see how extreme desperation can drive men to believe in anything. 
Of course, if I’m dead I don’t expect anyone to save my rotting bones. Nor will it matter then. But I respect the right of others to believe as they wish.
Well, this seems like the perfect thread in which to share with you the first joke I’ve heard about the miners…
Chilean miner making love to his wife for first time since release:
Miner: ‘Can we switch the lights off?’ . . .
Wife: ‘Of course honey’ . . .
Miner: ‘Can I have you from behind?’ . . .
Wife: ‘Anything you want my brave boy’ . . .
Miner: 'Can I call you Pedro? . . . . . ’
In that respect, sorry TC
[quote]What do you get when you throw a piano down a Chilean mine?
A flat minor.[/quote]