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Priest and a Rabbi

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  1. Guru says:

    Rabbis CAN go into bars. It isn’t “sinning”.

    • Jexxa says:

      Well, a Priest can walk into a bar without it being a sin too. Technically it’s the consumption of alcohol that would be the sin, but that doesn’t make a funny graph, now does it? :)

      • CrabCakes says:

        Priests drink too. Only the funda-gelical morons who’ve wrecked Christianity think drinking is a sin.

        • violet says:

          Yup, my uncle the Catholic Priest was dead of Cirrhosis of the Liver by the time he was 35 ( also a heavy smoker). He died in Vienna in the 1970’s in the rectory.

          Oh BTW, I am one of your funda-gelicals and I enjoy a good glass of cabernet with my meal.

          Why don’t you take that broad brush of yours and dip it into the crap fling at others and paint yourself with it.

          Getting sick and tired of the people who stereotype Christians because of what they see on TV.

          • CrabCakes says:

            I didn’t say that all of the funda-gelical morons who’ve wrecked Christianity think drinking is a sin. Some of the funda-gelical morons who’ve wrecked Christianity, like yourself, drink.

            Among Christians, though, the only ones who think that drinking is a sin are the funda-gelical morons who’ve wrecked Christianity.

            • violet says:

              You need your own Venn diagram it seems. By the way, please give an illustration from reality as to how I , being the moron that I am, ruined Christianity. Since you know all Christians so well, most especially me, the explanation should be amazing.

              • CrabCakes says:

                I bring as evidence the music of J. S. Bach, the music of the church prior to the rises of funda-gelicalism. Now I present the music of R. Founds, the music of the funda-gelical church today.

                I bring as further evidence Aquinas’ Summa Theologica and Schleiermacher’s Der christliche Glaube, the most influential works of Catholic and Protestant theology, respectively, prior to the rise of funda-gelicalism. I now present R. Warren’s Purpose Driven Life and J. Osteen’s Become a Better You, the best-selling treatises of the funda-gelical movement today.

                The funda-gelical movement has turned what was a great Faith with awe-inspiring music and intellectually rigorous theology into a cesspool of 1-4-5 chord progressions and trite platitudes spoken by imbeciles and charlatans into headset microphones and projected via Powerpoint display onto screens that occupy the space formerly reserved for organ pipes and a crucifix.

          • fun-dur-mental says:

            All christians generalize about other religions so suck it down with your cabernet.

            • RJ says:

              All christians…LOL you said ‘all’. mmmm…cabernet. Jesus made wine. Yup. So did Dave Phinney. Good wine.

              • bionelly says:

                Except according to my Baptist grandmother, Jesus actually made grape juice. Apparently that was the *one* word in the Bible that was mistranslated…

            • violet says:

              I take it that you know a lot of Christians, if not all of them.

      • fish eye no miko says:

        Since when is drinking (as long as it’s not to excess) a sin for Catholics? Some of them actually use wine in their communions!
        Nothing in the Bible says not to drink (heck, Jesus turned water into wine for a wedding), just don’t overdo it.

        • Rachel says:

          ALL Catholics should be using wine for communion, unless they’re a different type of Christian. Communion isn’t really valid if you’re using grape juice.

          • JustForLolz says:

            valid? does god have a big “void” stamp he uses on the “communion forms” he receives daily that have the “grape juice” box checked?

            lol, validity in a spiritually driven action is completely internal. if you believe it fulfills what you are trying to fulfill, then it does.

      • Lucy says:

        What if the priest is there for a tall order of Jesus Blood?

    • Homer says:

      Quit ruining these jokes with your facts.

      • Uy says:

        drunkenness is the sin, not the consumption…. and besides, the only funny part of this graph is the creators and yours lack of intelligence on such things.

        • jzimbert says:

          Getting drunk is a sin? I think 80 generations of Irish priests would take issue with that.

          • Jefoid says:

            Even during a fast, alcohol is not prohibited.

          • papajon says:

            Yes, getting gutter-assed-stupid-drunk IS the problem. Though I don’t believe anywhere in the Bible it says you can’t toss back one or two. The Koran forbids it.

            But this religious discussion is clearly digressing from the graph-builders intent of graphing the classic joke. It’s no necessarily hilarious, but the intent is evident.

          • G says:

            I knew the Irish jokes were coming…

            • Eltono says:

              Lol, heres another, what do you do if an irishman throws a pin at you?

              ANSWER: RUN! hes got a grenade in his mouth!

              teehee

        • Captain Obvious says:

          Bible doesn’t say “getting drunk is a sin” It says “don’t get drunk because that leads to sin.”

      • in_a_box says:

        It’s not ruining the joke if the joke wasn’t funny to begin with.

  2. Dave says:

    But where’s the Minister?

  3. Darth Yoda-Wan Windujinn says:

    I haven’t had enough coffee this morning, apparently. At first glance I thought this graph was talking about a priest and a *rabbit* going into a bar….XDDD

    • Anita says:

      So glad I’m not the only one! In fact, I spent a while trying to work out what the joke was, and why it was sinful for a rabbit to go into a bar 0.0

  4. Father Jack says:

    Feck! Arse! Girls!

  5. TheJackanape says:

    A priest has a large bump on his forehead. When he arrives at mass, his friends ask where the bump came from. the priest replies, “this is what happens when a priest walks into a bar.”
    :)

  6. Rose W. says:

    Video FAIL. So not funny. Enough with the stingy, greedy Jewish stereotypes already!

    • jamus says:

      i dont get it. there is obviously an atm machine in the corner of the bar. why not just get money out of that?

  7. chad says:

    drinking by itself is not a sin, drinking to the point of drunkeness is. Jesus himself made wine

  8. Sal says:

    Agreed with chad

  9. hasabrain says:

    uum … drinking isn’t a sin for Jews or Catholics … In fact most of Ireland is Catholic … a country ‘famed’ for its alcohol consumption.

  10. Shecter says:

    I made this venn-diagram just to express the humor behind the “priest and rabbi” jokes. I needed something to put in those little spaces. I never mentioned anything about drinking. What is the connection between going into a bar and drinking? Some bars are known for their chicken wings.

  11. An Cat Dubh says:

    It says in Psalms: ‘Wine bringeth joy to the heart of a human.’ This is not a mistranslation (it’s my own, actually), I can read the original. It was yayin (wine) and not tirosh (some sort of grape juice). King David thanked God for making booze.
    Booze is celebrated by Hassidic Jews, but condemned by the Litaim, except on Purim, when it’s a divine commandment to get ossified till you can barely think.
    If it weren’t for the banning of homosexuality, circumcision, women oppressing, and basically everything, Judaism could’ve rocked.
    Atheism rules.

    • bionelly says:

      Well, I never *actually* thought it was grape juice, despite my grandmother’s insistence. Even without the translation, given that they didn’t really have refrigeration back then, it just seems logical that they probably wouldn’t have been very big juice drinkers. I just thought it was funny that according to her, everything in the Bible was literally true, *except* that one word.

      • Musicmom870 says:

        That reminds me of a joke! Jews don’t recognize Jesus, Protestants don’t recognize the Pope, and Baptists don’t recognize each other at the liquor store.

  12. TheJackanape says:

    whats wrong with circumcision?
    without it, the little man looks just plain nasty. :P

  13. slan agat says:

    So a priest walks into a rabbi…umm…

    wait a minute…

    …nemmind.

  14. Athiest says:

    Ah everyone shut up and enjoy the stripper!

  15. matt says:

    Rabbis can drink you retard

  16. Dave says:

    Priests drinking, a sin? You obviously haven’t met many Catholics.

  17. Hmmm... says:

    My priest makes amazing margaritas…


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