Wife: We heard about that in church today, so you better reconcile first.
Husband: You're not my brother, you're my wife!
Wife: I didn't marry no ignoramus ...you know it's referring to all Christians.
Husband: Okay, I'll give you that, but I'd also like to talk about what I have against you.
Wife: You'll give me that, you say? That's not the only thing you can give me! You can reconcile me with a new dress, then we'll talk.
Faye models her new dress at church on Sunday.
Faye: Do you like my new dress?
Best friend: No, I think you have the worst taste in patterns, and you should never wear baggy clothes to cover your skinny body. Your dress looks like a flag on a flagpole, and when I first saw you today I felt I should put my hand over my heart ...thinking that I was going to hear a chorus of the Pledge of Allegiance.
Faye: Well, the only allegiance you have, my friend, is to food. The reason you put your hand to your heart is probably chest pain. You eat so much, I fear the next song I hear will be 'The Day Thou Gaveth, Lord, Is Ended', as I look into your casket.
Faye: Do you like my new dress?
Best friend: No, I think you have the worst taste in patterns, and you should never wear baggy clothes to cover your skinny body. Your dress looks like a flag on a flagpole, and when I first saw you today I felt I should put my hand over my heart ...thinking that I was going to hear a chorus of the Pledge of Allegiance.
Faye: Well, the only allegiance you have, my friend, is to food. The reason you put your hand to your heart is probably chest pain. You eat so much, I fear the next song I hear will be 'The Day Thou Gaveth, Lord, Is Ended', as I look into your casket.
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