'Things we've always wanted to say or wish we could say'
Posted: Tue 09 Jun 2009 3:24 pm
Lou started this off with, "More tea vicar?!", then Rosemary pitched in with, "Right lads, everybody out!"
My favourite was when I was Moderator of Presbytery someone rose to his feet and said "Point of Order", usually enough to stop everything so that the point of order could be hears. I was in mid-sentence and retorted, "I am speaking, so there is order!"
Come on, everybody must have something that they have always wanted to say, and are still waiting for an occasion. Go on, you know you want to ... resistance is futile!
My favourite was when I was Moderator of Presbytery someone rose to his feet and said "Point of Order", usually enough to stop everything so that the point of order could be hears. I was in mid-sentence and retorted, "I am speaking, so there is order!"
Come on, everybody must have something that they have always wanted to say, and are still waiting for an occasion. Go on, you know you want to ... resistance is futile!