On (New) Baha'i Humor: More from T-Mac
I've already posted about new Baha'i T-Mac of Questions and Answers About the Baha'i Faith and testified to the fact that this guy has a sense of humor. He has been going through his first fast, as he has been describing on his other blog, Cliff Gardner. I can't resist posting his most recent entry on the subject.
Thursday, March 09, 2006: "Not so FAST!"
Doctor: You say you’ve had these symptoms for the last…?
Me: The sore throat for the last week or so and the coughing and sneezing for the last four days.
Doctor: Have you been getting enough fluids? You seem pretty dehydrated.
Me: Well actually…I’ve been abstaining from food and water from sunrise to sunset for the last week as part of the Baha’i fast.
Doctor: The Ba-what fast? Whatever, look, you’ve got strep throat and a bad cold. Take these pills WITH FOOD AND WATER twice a day until they’re gone.
Me: Ok, fair enough.Well, that was fun while it lasted.
And while I'm at it, let me share a T-Mac classic from December, another post in dialogue:
Wednesday, December 14, 2005. "A discussion about faith"
Editor's note: I sometimes embellish the details of stories to make them more entertaining. However, the following exchange is entirely accurate. I swear to Baha'u'llah.
Me: I think I might be Baha'i. I went to this really cool Devotional Program tonight and liked it a lot and really want to learn more abou--
Dad: Does this mean that you're going to be one of those people at the airport wearing orange sheets?
Mom: Yea, those Bonzi people are weird.
Me: Look, I can't really criticize you for having no knowledge whatsoever of the Baha'i Faith because up until a month ago I didn't either, but still...you have no knowledge whatsoever about the Baha'i Faith.
Dad: Whatever, I'm gonna go watch Madagascar.
T-Mac, two posts from Cliff Gardner
2 comments:
Humour is always great- as William Sears put it God loves Laughter- not to mention a few good giggles!
Have you come across any blogging Bahai cartoonists, having insights into spiritual things with a bit of humour... but always respectful.
You're awesome, thanks for the kind words! :-)
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