Barney & Clyde by Gene Weingarten; Dan Weingarten & David Clark for March 29, 2024

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    Kwen  8 months ago

    ?? Well, as long as you understand each other… It’s what friends are made for, ain’t it?

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    cdward  8 months ago

    It’s not called Good Friday everyone. In German it’s called Karfreitag which is roughly translated as Lamentation Friday. But essentially it’s something good coming out of something very bad.

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    Ken Otwell  8 months ago

    It’s almost like Christians want to celebrate 3 days of pure hell for someone else so they can party and go to heaven.

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    Egrayjames  8 months ago

    Growing up in New England, Good Friday was always observed in my family and the local churches. When I moved to North Carolina in the late 70’s, I was surprised they didn’t celebrate Good Friday, but rather Easter Monday. Over the years, that has changed because of the influx of outsiders, but true southerners from North Carolina still celebrate Easter Monday.

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    uniquename  8 months ago

    Well, for Catholics, it’s a good Friday partly because Lent ends at midnight.

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    Stephen Gilberg  8 months ago

    I guess this is DC and that’s a cherry blossom. With a few green leaves.

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    Steverino Premium Member 8 months ago

    You are supposed to eat fried foods on Fryday.

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    ValancyCarmody Premium Member 8 months ago

    Actually, in English it was originally called “God’s Friday.” Over the centuries the pronunciation became slurred.

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    gammaguy  8 months ago

    Wait a couple of days… then it becomes TGIS: Thank God, It’s (Easter) Sunday.

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    Cactus-Pete  8 months ago

    Folklore rarely makes sense.

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    edge32  8 months ago

    Can someone explain to me how Jesus died on Good Friday and rose on Easter Sunday and somehow spent 3 days in the grave? Friday evening to Sunday morning is more like a day and a half.

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