Monday Fighter!
Just some stuff from around town. Thanks to Annie on the first one; I’d completely missed it before she pointed it out.



Just some stuff from around town. Thanks to Annie on the first one; I’d completely missed it before she pointed it out.



I had the “I’m hung” sandwich.
It didn’t work.
Reply to Blue Devil Knightthat’s because it’s THEM hung. you eat, THEY get hung.
Reply to annieSomething tells me Blue Devil Knight and annie are referring to “hung” in 2 different contexts …… hahahahahah
Reply to Sworn Enemy :)@BDK: They were probably jealous of what you had and didn’t want to give you a bigger advantage.
@Annie: I don’t even want to know how the mechanics behind that would work.
@Sworn Enemy: Nope, their minds are both in the gutter. To be honest, I didn’t even think of that meaning.
Reply to DonnieMy Dad used to tell a joke about a man whose name was Wan Hung Lo…I’ll let you fill in the rest.
The whole issue of names that mean something different in another language is a rich vein to be mined. In Germany there’s a musician named Thomas Assman. Sounds funny to us, but who knows, if he toured America it might even be a positive…
Reply to RobertI’ve always been curious as to what sort of names in English would sound ridiculous.
Visiting a native Peruvian tribe, we give our introductions: “Hi, my name is Robert–” (the teenagers snicker in the background)
Reply to DonnieWan Hung Lo has to be very careful while jumping fences.
Reply to CarsonLOL, that’s one I’ve not heard before.
Good to see you’re still alive, Carson.
Reply to Donniespeaking of ridiculous sounding names… well this one is spelled ridiculously, but is pronounced differently.
(CNN) — Father Alberto Cutie, an internationally known Catholic priest who admitted having a romantic affair and breaking his vow of celibacy, is joining the Episcopal Church to be with the woman he loves, he said Thursday.
Father Alberto Cutie will deliver a sermon Sunday at a Florida Episcopal Church.
Father Alberto Cutie will deliver a sermon Sunday at a Florida Episcopal Church.
“I will always love the Catholic Church and all its members,” he said at a news conference. “But I want to start today by going into a new family.
“Here before this community where I have chosen to serve and where I live, I am going to continue to proclaim the word of God and my love for God,” Cutie said.
Cutie (pronounced koo-tee-AY) was received into the Episcopal Church earlier Thursday at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Miami, Florida. He will pursue the priesthood in the Episcopalian faith, the Episcopal Diocese of Southeast Florida said in a written statement.
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