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Ilgattomorte's avatar

Wait, it's a Catskills joke.

Two rabbis walk up to a congressman. The first rabbi says "Great comments, Mr. Williams" The congressman says,"Why, thank you." The second rabbi says,"Oy, what a schmuck"

π”…π”’π”’π”©π”·π”’π”Ÿπ”²π”Ÿπ”Ÿπ”ž's avatar

Just add, "That's what Jesus said" after everything. Hilarity ensues.

ViveLaProtestPayments's avatar

So I guess "Happy Winter Solstice" is out of the question.

Fitzgerald Chesterfield's avatar

The weather gets cold; the days get short. You can't explain it.

bobbert's avatar

So, if a Southern Jew says "Trust me when I say bless your heart"....

Ilgattomorte's avatar

Hey, everything goes better with a little Jesus! Remember the term, "Christ on a Cracker"? You can spice up anything if you spread a little Jesus on it. So this holiday season try adding Jesus to any plain old thing you have lying around and you'll be glad you did. Jesus pairs well with crackers, Jewish holidays and even Muslim extremists. You can pick up some Jesus at your local church, chapel or Chick-Fil-A, but always go for the genuine Jesus and not some off brand deity. Remember, Jesus, ask for it by name.

Fitzgerald Chesterfield's avatar

Or at least a P.B.U.H. after the reference to Jesus.

schmannity's avatar

If I may criticize my fellow adherents, why must every Christian holiday be a commercial exploitation? Have you ever heard of Passover Pandemonium down at your neighborhood Chevy dealer? Purimpalooza White Sale at Macy's? Rosh Hashanah Blowout savings at Target?