There once was a monastery had a very strict vow of silence. No one was allowed to speak at all, with one exception: every ten years, each monk was permitted to speak just two words. After spending his first ten years at the monastery, one monk went to the abbot. “It has been ten years,” said the abbot. “What are the two words you would like to speak?”“Bed hard.” said the monk.
“I see,” replied the abbot.
Ten years later, the monk returned to the abbot’s office. “It has been ten more years,” said the abbot. “What are the two words you would like to speak?”
“Food bad.” said the monk.
“I see,” replied the abbot.
Yet another ten years passed and the monk once again met with the abbot who asked, “What are your two words now, after these ten years?”
“I quit!” said the monk.
“Well, I can see why,” replied the abbot. “All you ever do is complain.”
She came to enjoy the moment of silence so much, that she began to contract “accidents” for parishioners, just so she could call for a moment of communal silence to observe their misfortune.
Transsexual Filipino Nuns Lives Matter … be the second to join me in this struggle for equality and fairness … a down payment on a mansion hangs in the balance …!
My paisley brain lit up to tell me that the person who calls for a moment of silence has lots of power… Please let us observe a moment of silence. Now, cross your arms, jump-turn to your left and shout hey! Etc. The officiant could lead the assembled to dance The Macarena. Or a smash and grab jewelry heist. It’s okay, officer, we’re mourning.
Brass Orchid Premium Member over 2 years ago
Of course she didn’t say “please”.
She’s part of a religious ORDER!
6turtle9 over 2 years ago
You heard her, mum’s the word. Nun more outta ya!
Teto85 Premium Member over 2 years ago
Sister Mary Hitler will let you know when you are allowed to speak.
painedsmile over 2 years ago
She looks like a tough old bird.
3hourtour Premium Member over 2 years ago
…how can it be silent if you keep talking?…
… John’s desire to become a nun stayed with him…
…but he wasn’t eligible…
…at his baptism Father Bobbit said, ‘We,’ instead of, ‘I’…
…well, he really wasn’t Catholic then, was he?…
…let alone saved….
…but John still dressed the part and walked the walk…
…once, even while on vacation in touring The Temple in Salt Lake City…
…poor Bob…
…all he ever wanted was freedom to be himslf…
…and he got nun, instead…
Ninette over 2 years ago
Mother may I? Yes, you may. (Children’s game of yore.)
Ninette over 2 years ago
A great funny today. Big lol.
3hourtour Premium Member over 2 years ago
…the magic words are: please, thank you, you’re welcome and abracadabra…
The Old Wolf over 2 years ago
There once was a monastery had a very strict vow of silence. No one was allowed to speak at all, with one exception: every ten years, each monk was permitted to speak just two words. After spending his first ten years at the monastery, one monk went to the abbot. “It has been ten years,” said the abbot. “What are the two words you would like to speak?”“Bed hard.” said the monk.
“I see,” replied the abbot.
Ten years later, the monk returned to the abbot’s office. “It has been ten more years,” said the abbot. “What are the two words you would like to speak?”
“Food bad.” said the monk.
“I see,” replied the abbot.
Yet another ten years passed and the monk once again met with the abbot who asked, “What are your two words now, after these ten years?”
“I quit!” said the monk.
“Well, I can see why,” replied the abbot. “All you ever do is complain.”
*Hot Rod* over 2 years ago
The rain in Spain,
Stays mainly on the plain.
Say this three X’s as fast as you can. The sardines need wait.
You’ve got mail.
Sister says, “One student missed every spelling word in the test”.
*Hot Rod* over 2 years ago
Okay, but no back talk from the penguins…
Brass Orchid Premium Member over 2 years ago
She came to enjoy the moment of silence so much, that she began to contract “accidents” for parishioners, just so she could call for a moment of communal silence to observe their misfortune.
rastapopilos over 2 years ago
I am sure there is a ruler, Hidden there somewhere, ready to rap us on the knuckles, should we dare to speak.
Zebrastripes over 2 years ago
Do patent leather shoes really reflect up?
Zebrastripes over 2 years ago
This is total NUN-sense!
I heard Mother Superior ordered a gross if rulers!
Zebrastripes over 2 years ago
Habit, schmabit…they’re all dying to break out of those tents and run and scream….
……When the fathers visit them at the monastery
coltish1 over 2 years ago
“Open mouth, already in error.” That’s a Zen saying. You can attract more flies with honey. Or at least if you give a logical reason to keep quiet.
Howard'sMyHero over 2 years ago
Reminds me:
Transsexual Filipino Nuns Lives Matter … be the second to join me in this struggle for equality and fairness … a down payment on a mansion hangs in the balance …!
Radish... over 2 years ago
The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgencies.
Ninette over 2 years ago
My paisley brain lit up to tell me that the person who calls for a moment of silence has lots of power… Please let us observe a moment of silence. Now, cross your arms, jump-turn to your left and shout hey! Etc. The officiant could lead the assembled to dance The Macarena. Or a smash and grab jewelry heist. It’s okay, officer, we’re mourning.
6turtle9 over 2 years ago
In this moment of silence, please imagine a veritable vision of vegetable vortex, and a cessation of violins.
willie_mctell over 2 years ago
Is this Sister May I?
InquireWithin over 2 years ago
Mother superior jumped the gun
ransomknotts over 2 years ago
Nuns were/are historically sadists, just like far too many priest were/are pedophiles.
Sisyphos over 2 years ago
What? Are we playing Sister Simon Says here?
I know this is not Sister Teresa of the Perpetual Lame. Her picture on the Frog Blog bears no resemblance to this no-nonsense nun-nazi.
But I have encountered her type, back when in grammar school….