Ok, so the funny thing about julie's last post is this:
She was trying to remember a joke she'd heard the other day but wasn't sure she'd get it right. So she said, "I think it went like this: Q. What did the Buddhist say to the hot dog vendor? A. Can I get one with a little bit of everything?"
Something didn't seem quite right there, and upon a moments consideration, I said, "Did the joke have to with being made "one" with something?"
She says, "Oh yeah -- I think it was actually: A. Make me one with a little bit of everything.
And then, upon yet another moments consideration, we figured out it was actually: A. Make me one with everything.
Looks like Julie leans a little heavier towards "hot dog vendor" than Buddhist -- although I do quite like the idea of a Buddhist being asked if he could "get one with a little bit of everything".
I wasn't actually asking julie to post my comment to *this* site. duh. i wanted her to post it as an actual posting on her *own* blog so it would get sent to all her subscribers so they too could know about the silliness of julie. ah well...
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Ok, so the funny thing about julie's last post is this:
She was trying to remember a joke she'd heard the
other day but wasn't sure she'd get it right. So she
said, "I think it went like this:
Q. What did the Buddhist say to the hot dog vendor?
A. Can I get one with a little bit of everything?"
Something didn't seem quite right there, and upon
a moments consideration, I said, "Did the joke
have to with being made "one" with something?"
She says, "Oh yeah -- I think it was actually:
A. Make me one with a little bit of everything.
And then, upon yet another moments consideration,
we figured out it was actually:
A. Make me one with everything.
Looks like Julie leans a little heavier towards
"hot dog vendor" than Buddhist -- although I do
quite like the idea of a Buddhist being asked if
he could "get one with a little bit of everything".
:) liv
That last comment was actually from Liv, can you believe she had me make the post? Hilarious.
Will you please take my wife?
How many zen monks does it take to change a light bulb?
None. The change must come from within.
And Liv, thanks for the background information. I was all giggly from the joke and then the behind the scenes cracked me uuuup.
ehem. totally misunderstood here people.
I wasn't actually asking julie to post my comment to *this* site. duh. i wanted her to post it as an actual posting on her *own* blog so it would get sent to all her subscribers so they too could know about the silliness of julie. ah well...
and um scott, what does your comment mean exactly. i didn't think you had a wife.
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