One of my brothers-in-law had to adress an after-dinner speech and as he looked up he couldn`t help but notice 3 rabbis sitting right in the front row.
He tried to start his speech as planned, but he inadvertently said, "My lords, ladies and gentiles!!!!!" :wah: :wah: :wah:
A true but funny story!
A true but funny story!
john8pies wrote: One of my brothers-in-law had to adress an after-dinner speech and as he looked up he couldn`t help but notice 3 rabbis sitting right in the front row.
He tried to start his speech as planned, but he inadvertently said, "My lords, ladies and gentiles!!!!!" :wah: :wah: NOOooooo!:wah:
He tried to start his speech as planned, but he inadvertently said, "My lords, ladies and gentiles!!!!!" :wah: :wah: NOOooooo!:wah:
A true but funny story!
Whew! When I first read that I thought it said, "My Lords, Ladies, and GENITALS!" :-3
All the world's a stage and the men and women merely players...Shakespeare
A true but funny story!
My Dad and his brother once were in the same play in high school. They both wanted to be the leading man, but my Dad's brother got the part, my poor father had to be the backstage hand.
sooo...
When his brother had to kiss the leading lady at the end of the play, the curtains were supposed to close on that scene.
My father closed the curtains soooooo slowly that the kiss went on for about five minutes!
Then when my Dad's brother went out on stage to take a bow, as he bowed, my father ripped a piece of heavy canvas in half backstage. It sounded just like he ripped the seat out of his pants! ROFL! :wah:
sooo...
When his brother had to kiss the leading lady at the end of the play, the curtains were supposed to close on that scene.
My father closed the curtains soooooo slowly that the kiss went on for about five minutes!
Then when my Dad's brother went out on stage to take a bow, as he bowed, my father ripped a piece of heavy canvas in half backstage. It sounded just like he ripped the seat out of his pants! ROFL! :wah:
All the world's a stage and the men and women merely players...Shakespeare
A true but funny story!
Great, and I think `my lords, ladies and genitals ` sounds even better!