Stop me if you’ve heard this one: so a guy enters a monastery, and he’s told he’s only allowed 2 words once every 5 years. 5 years goes by, he says “bed’s hard”. 5 years later, he says “food’s bad”. 5 years later, he says “I quit!” One of the abbots says to another: “it’s just as well…all he ever did was complain!”
SHAKEDOWNVILLE 10 months ago
From the “Friar” pan into the “pyre”.
Ratkin Premium Member 10 months ago
He’s just monkeying around.
Doug K 10 months ago
Another order may be a better fit for Leopold – one which appreciates and celebrates cartoons and comonk strips.
E.Z. Smith Premium Member 10 months ago
… and the cartoonist is born.
nancyb creator 10 months ago
this really happened; the cartoon drawing with speech balloon was invented in the Middle Ages.
Doug Taylor Premium Member 10 months ago
Don’t marginalize Brother Leopold. After all he’s the great great great great great great granduncle of Sergio Aragones.
ThreeDogDad Premium Member 10 months ago
And then the monk says to the bartender, “Not at fifteen bucks for a martini.”
Dobber Premium Member 10 months ago
So that’s why there were so many copying mistakes in the Bible! They must have been bored. I had always thought it was the wine.
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member 10 months ago
Autobiographical?
P51Strega 10 months ago
Poor guy became withdrawn after this.
cuzinron47 10 months ago
No levity allowed in this order.
Frank Burns Eats Worms 10 months ago
The inspiration for Abbot and Costello.
CoffeeBob Premium Member 10 months ago
Did he go on to found Leopold Brothers distillery in Denver CO?
Laurie Stoker Premium Member 10 months ago
But the other brothers will miss you.
wildlandwaters 10 months ago
Stop me if you’ve heard this one: so a guy enters a monastery, and he’s told he’s only allowed 2 words once every 5 years. 5 years goes by, he says “bed’s hard”. 5 years later, he says “food’s bad”. 5 years later, he says “I quit!” One of the abbots says to another: “it’s just as well…all he ever did was complain!”
Stephen Gilberg 10 months ago
“The Name of the Rose,” anyone?