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Wednesday, December 6, 2006

A priest, a minister and a rabbi are discussing what they'd like their parishioners to say about them after they die. The priest says, " I'd like someone to go to my coffin and say'He was a righteous man, an honet man and a generous man.'" The minister says, " I'd like some one to go to my coffin and say 'He waas a kind man, a fair man and a good man.'" The rabbi says, " I'd like someone to go to my coffin and say, 'Look... he's moving!'"

[ Adapted from A Time To Laugh by Dr Johnson T.K. Lim (Ph.D) ]

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