Guest guest Posted November 12, 2006 Report Share Posted November 12, 2006 , souldreamone wrote: > > In a message dated 11/10/2006 8:25:53 PM Eastern Standard Time, > yosyflug writes: > > hi jill, this talk of games reminded me this old story... > > An old man, Jesus and Moses were all playing golf. > Moses steps up to the tee, takes his swing and plunk! > The ball landed right in the water drift. The two men > groan when all of a sudden Moses raises his hands high > in the air and the water parts and he walks through the > separation, takes his swing and makes the hole on the > second shot. The other two men applaud as Jesus steps up > to the tee. Taking his swing, the ball plunks into the > water ahead. Moses and the old mans groaning halt though > when Jesus walks on top of the water to just above the > ball. Taking his swing bellow the water surface he hits > the hole on the second swing. > > as the other two men applaud the old man steps up to the > tee and takes his swing, but just as the ball is about to > land in the water a large fish jumps up and swallows the > ball, then just before the fish is about to dive back > into the water, a mighty eagle swoops down and grabs the > fish soaring off into the sky. Suddenly a lightening bolt > flashes through the sky coming so close to the eagle, it > drops the fish, the fish lands about four foot away from > the hole. as the fish hits the green the ball pops out of > it's mouth landing in the hole making a hole in one. > > Just then Jesus spins around, hands on his hips and yells, > dad! If your going to show off, we aren't going to play > golf with you any more!! > > yosy > Hehehe. That's funny! I hadn't heard that one. > the oldest version i heard had moses throwing down his club in anger, and saying to jesus: "i am not playing with your dad again!" fits his temperament, does it not? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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