There IS a God, and He DOES have a sense of humour (4)

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Posted by TheGatekeeper on Tue 29 Jan 08, 11:33 AM

Last nights News at Ten featured an item about the Greenpeace vessel which is tracking the Japanese whaling ship. The BBC reporter on board is called.... "Jonah Fisher".

He probably didnt want to go, hates the sea, and gets seasick at a ripple on a boating lake.

But God and synchronicity gave us a joke...

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29 Jan 08, 1:44 PM
augusta
UK, 4 yrs

TheGatekeeper wrote:
"Jonah Fisher"
He did a report last week that I watched. At first I thought it just had to be some kind of wind-up. Then I felt a bit sorry for him. Poor bugger.

There are three sorts of people in this world: those who can count, and those who can't.

29 Jan 08, 3:39 PM
TheGatekeeper
UK, 20 mths

augusta wrote:
Then I felt a bit sorry for him. Poor bugger.

Its not so bad, it only has comedy value when youre standing on the rain lashed deck of a tiny Greenpeace boat bobbing on the briny in the shadow of a hulking great whaling ship. And of course if he has any friends with a horrid sense of humour..

29 Jan 08, 5:01 PM
nw_dom_guy
UK(OL), 3 yrs
Y!
Perhaps its a pseudonym so the international whaling cartel don't send him to sleep with the fishes.
"Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." Benjamin Franklin

29 Jan 08, 7:17 PM
electricfog
UK, 4 yrs
With a name like that, the poor sod is doomed to all eternity to have to cover anything to do with whales, preferably on the deck of a small boat in a force 10 gale.
I blame the parents
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