Your morning chuckle

Maybe it's just because I really needed a laugh today, or maybe it's just because I'm more than just a little geeky. Either way, Kevin's Quirky Bibles post gave me more than a couple good chuckles. A couple of examples:

Another Robert Barker edition, of the King James Bible in 1631, is the most notorious. At Exodus 20.14, it reads “Thou shalt commit adultery.”

and

The Wife-Hater Bible of 1810 was named for its text of Luke 14.26: “If any . . . hate not . . . his own wife also.”

And just to prove that typesetters aren't always your best friend:

In 1950, volume 1 of the Old Testament published by the Episcopal Committee of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine included “skunk” in Leviticus 11.30. The typesetter “corrected” the intended skink, a kind of lizard.

For your own sake

...and for the sake of your monitor and keyboard, put down your drink before you click here. Don't blame me for any C|N>K action if you don't. (That's geek speak for "coffee through nose onto keyboard" if you didn't already know.) Chris Johnson has outdone himself this time.

H/T to Mark Shea.

Tags: Catholic, Anglican, Episcopalian, TEC, Humor

Go ahead, get a chuckle

Fr. Jay Toborowsky darned near made me crack a rib chuckling over his latest photo caption. I still chuckle just thinking about it...

Tags: Catholic, Humor, Benedict, Pope

Philosopher's World Cup

So just maybe you'll have to appreciate soccer (yes, football to all those who "know better") to see the nuances, but even if you don't this is hilarious. This is my first attempt at posting a YouTube video, so hopefully this works out. Via Aggie Catholic