Wild Nun. Ok: So, I just find this a little amusing.

Now that’s just cheesy.

And this, my friend, is why you could never leave C&F. We’d all be utterly, totally, completely, absolutely lost without your kinds of insight and humor. :slight_smile:

Hmpf. You don’t see HIM getting chastised, now, do you? No, of course not. It’s all HER fault!

And he appears to be wearing some kind of weird shorts. And a jacket. What’s with that?

You can clearly see just how scandalous this occasion was . . . go here .

Nun is the lonliest number that…oops sorry, the threads are
conjoining in my brain.

Yup, she and the children were most definitely rec***erists.

In fact, they are credited with doing much to popularize rec***er music in this country.

George Bush just announced he wants to export all around the world the right for nuns to dance. Bush said in a press conference today: “Belgium is begging for a regime change daddy-o.”

Belgian prior history:

http://deckers66.homestead.com/

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. If I’m not mistaken, se was the first and only Belgian ever to be number one in the American hitparade.

I’m proud of our nuns, they rock.

Rob

When I first saw this I thought it said “Nun raped for wild dancing.”

I then thought to myself “what kind of a sick person is Dale, who thinks nuns getting raped is a little amusing”.

That is the story of what went through my mind today.

Cranberry You never saw “Sound of Music”??? :boggle:

ninjaaron Just take it eeeasy. Just take a few breaths. Maybe lie down for awhile… :laughing:

i misread it the same way dude. :wink:

Yes, but we expect it from you.

Every time I see the title of this thread, I think “Wild Nun” - great name for a cheap wine, if somebody hasn’t already used it.

Susan

Wine? naw, cheap lager :smiley:

For Christmas last year one of my sons gave me a 5" high cast iron statue of a nun that has a bottle opener in the base. You have to look under sister’s skirts to use the opener. :astonished:

I now work in a hospital that is run by nuns. Actually, the nuns are only figureheads now. Plus, they are all stealth nuns. You can’t tell who they are because they wear plain clothes.
Mike

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All but the “holiest” of nuns became stealth nuns when I was in 5th grade. We were all speculating that summer over what color hair Sr. Maribeth and Sr. Sharon would have…

Stealth nuns? From ages 5 to 8 I went to a nuns’ school. In those days they wore habits that reached to the ground, and evidently had undergone deportment classes, so that they walked so smoothly that I genuinely thought that they didn’t have legs like ordinary people :blush:

Roger O’Keefe wrote;

Stealth nuns? From ages 5 to 8 I went to a nuns’ school. In those days they wore habits that reached to the ground, and evidently had undergone deportment classes, so that they walked so smoothly that I genuinely thought that they didn’t have legs like ordinary people

I lived around the corner from a Catholic school and in my younger days thought the same thing.

A funny obersvation I made a while back, the nuns call the old order of clothing a Habit, Muslim women wear a Burka which is like a Habit, which came first? I think that the burka came first and was brought back from the Crusades.

On another note, I grew up with this story or joke: “Why do nuns walk in pairs?” One nun goes with the other nun, to make sure that the other nun don’t get none!" Obviously things have changed!

MarkB

On the way to work yesterday morning, a nun in a long brown habit walked across the street in front of me and I realized it had been a really long time since I’d seen that sight. I sort of miss them.

Susan