This is a mutable good.
This is a mutable good.
This, indeed, is a mutable good.
This, also, is a mutable good.
Evil.
My very own "Truth is Stranger" moment: years ago, I was in a choir, which did ecumenical services, and we opened a song with kazoos rather than the scored trumpets... because "trumpets would have overwhelmed the relatively small space."
It was a moment when I recognized there are, indeed, universally recognized liturgical limits.
I was very young. But the expressions on those in the congregation--the choir was in the back, and the heads whipped around as one--were priceless.
--I.C.
It was a moment when I recognized there are, indeed, universally recognized liturgical limits.
I was very young. But the expressions on those in the congregation--the choir was in the back, and the heads whipped around as one--were priceless.
--I.C.
8 the midrash:
Does the evil one come with a free set of ear plugs?
Cheers
You have to admit that a kazoo is a big step above, say, wax paper over a comb.
Yes, but is the kazoo not mutable? I mean, like, if we were to throw said instrument of evil into the sea. Or a fire.
I almost spit out my coffee on that one.
That was quite funny.
You ARE joking about the service with the kazoo's...right?
Martin--'fraid not.
Martin,
You must have missed the 70's.
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