Vince Gierer, a pastor at our church, and a good friend, was talking about fear in last Sunday's message. He used the following memorable scenario to illustrate his greatest fears.
(Paraphrased)
"I am up on a platform, thousands of feet in the air, and I am squeezed in with a bunch of people. I feel a tap on my shoulder, and it's a 17 foot great white shark, and she says "we've been together for awhile. It's time that you made a decision.""
Yikes, now that's scary!
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8 comments:
LOL & LMAO!
is the humour in the fact that the shark was "female"?
;)
Yes Sarah, I think the point is that the pastor has a fear of romantic commitment...
Now I feel dense ;) I don't get jokes at all...much too serious, but blogging is changing me for the better! . When friends tell jokes, I laugh with them so they don't know I didn't get "the joke", but now they know & tease me about it...saying " you don't get it eh?"..giving everyone an even better chuckle! but the good news is: I can laugh with them!
Jokes that are funny to hear can be difficult when written...
I think that it's cool that your friend say "eh" to you. Isn't that thought to be a Canadian mannerism?
Yes, we say "eh" and Americans say "huh" *smile* but the way I was raised "eh" was considered as inappropriate/improper/slang.. I will wager that 95% of Canadians use "eh"...in fact, ESL students love learning such colloquial terms.
Well, if you put it that way... eh is probably better than huh.
huh? what didja say? eh? lol
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