Thursday, July 6. 2006

Hoof In the Mouth Disease

Ok, let me confess that I have the above. Been a long-time sufferer. I thought it would dissipate with age and maturity. And yet it comes up when I least expect it.

Like when I have a mike in my hands. And giving a testimony in church in front of the church leaders. My first time giving a nice little speech in the church and my cloven hoof had to go right up to my mouth. Why, oh, why do I have this tendency to tease the people I like? In public!

Thank goodness the person I teased took it well!

Otherwise... gulp

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*just wat did you say exactly?
#1 Anonymous on 2006-07-06 07:07 (Reply)
*More like hand gestures rather than through words actually. I jokingly implied that my leader was a long-winded and dictatorial person - which he was not :-(
#2 coolcat (Homepage) on 2006-07-06 07:15 (Reply)
*Usually when you imply that a person is something quite different from what they are, everybody sees it as a joke. That would be like people teasing me for being so very skinny!

You could always check with him later to be sure he didn't take it mistakenly.
#3 Anonymous on 2006-07-06 12:30 (Reply)
*Good point, Mark :-) Yeah, I called to check up on him that very night itself and he assured me that I delivered a wonderful speech and he knew I was just joking. Phew!
#4 coolcat (Homepage) on 2006-07-06 21:44 (Reply)

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