This remends me of a story: When I was in high school, the Catholic church in the town I grew up in used to have a Saturday night mass, which was largely attended by teenagers who didn't want to have to get up hungover on Sunday morning. I used to go often with my friends, even though I'm not Catholic, so we could leave directly from church to go have fun (later we discovered the joy of sneaking in right at the end of mass, grabbing a program, and casually leaving it on the dining room table so the parents would assume we'd been to church). Anyways, we were at church one summer Saturday, and as the church wasn't air condidioned, the stained glass windows were all open. There were the kind of windows that tilted in to open, right at mid-shin level on the images of the saints. A little kid a couple of rows ahead of us glanced up, and seeing only some stained glass feet, loudly exclaimed "Jesus' feet!" The more his parents tried to quiet him, the louder he repeated it, until finally most of the church was giggling. > "God, this is boring!" Apparently most of the congregation had a very hard > time keeping a straight face for the rest of the formalities, and my > friend's brother and sister-in-law were rather embarassed! young children can be brilliant before they are taught to be untruthful and not themselves. I would have laughed myself silly at that comment! Make international calls for as low as $.04/minute with Yahoo! Messenger http://phonecard.yahoo.com/
