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Merry Christmas To All Husbands

During a certain Christmas service Or Mass as some are wont to say The officiating priest asked widows To step forward for a special prayer Of blessing and favour, intoning That God remains their undying husband A certain woman sitting beside her Husband on one of the front pews Jumped to her feet hurriedly To the bewilderment of the poor man Who promptly pulled her hand And reminded her of what the priest said But the enraged woman, looking askance, Swiftly brushed her husband's hand aside As though loaded with filth, and retorted, 'Are you alive when you can't provide The needs of your family, even at a season like this? ' Stunned and speechless, the man's jaw dropped as though He was a church mouse caught prancing on the pulpit And the congregation roared in derisive laughter But from me to all husbands, 'Merry Christmas And a prosperous New Year in the name of Our Lord, Jesus Christ, the head of all husbands And, indeed, all men.Amen.'
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Nigerian
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Dec 21, 2010
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