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June 19

A True Story...


The subject was philosophy... The day's topic was  Nietzsche,  the philosopher well known for his dislike of Christianity and famous for his statement,  'God is dead.' 

Professor Hagen was lecturing and outside a thunderstorm was raging. It was a good one. Flashes of lighting were followed closely by ominous claps of thunder. Every time the professor would describe one of Nietzsche's anti-Christian views the thunder seemingly echoed his remarks. At the high-point of the lecture a bolt of lightning struck the ground near the classroom followed by a deafening clap of thunder. The professor, non-plussed, walked to the window, opened it, and starting jabbing at the sky with his umbrella. He yelled, "You senile son of a bitch, your aim is getting worse!"  Suffice it to say that some students were offended by his irreverent remark and brought it to the attention of the Department Head. The Department Head in turn took it to the Dean of Humanities who called the professor in for a meeting. The Dean reminded the professor that the students pay a lot of tuition and that he shouldn't unnecessarily insult their beliefs.

"Oh," says the professor, "and what beliefs are those?"

"Well, you know," the Dean says, "most students attending this University are Christians. We can't have you blaspheming during class."

"Surely," says the professor, "the merciful God of Christianity wouldn't throw lightning bolts. It's Zeus who throws lightning bolts."

Later the Dean spoke with the Department Head, and said, "the next time you have a problem with that professor you handle it, and let him make an ass out of you instead."

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June 18

Helpfully Insolent Father’s Day Suggestion
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Father’s Day was invented by the Irish so Gaelic dads could spend one Sunday a year doing something they never got to do: drinking pints in a filthy pub until they puked through their noses. The rest of the world celebrates this holiday by giving the poor bastard a tie. Here are my five fun alternative Father’s Day gifts: 1. Kill his boss. If there’s one thing dad hates more than work it’s his boss. Instead of buying dad a putter get a 2x4 and repeatedly hit his boss over the head with it until his skull is a smashed up piece of pulp and you’re ankle deep in a pool of his blood. Dad will love you forever! 2. Silence for 24 Hours: Hey, you can go back to reminding the old man what an asshole he is on Monday. 3. Get Him A Hooker: dad gets laid, the hooker gets paid; everyone’s a winner. 4. Buy Him A Bag of Pot: Dad’s connections ain’t what they used to be, so show him some love and get him a half ounce of bud. He finally gets a chance to mellow out and later he’ll order a pizza! 5. Move Out of the goddamned house! Nothing says, “I love you, dad” like the back of a U-Haul.


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