A Rabbi, Baptist Preacher and a Catholic Priest...


Dakota

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...were out fishing in a boat on a beautiful woodland lake in Minnesota. After a beautiful morning of excellent fishing, the clergymen had several walleye and a few great northern on the stringer. They had all consumed a lot of coffee at the diner before they hit the water and it was beginning to come back. It was a fairly small lake and the gentlemen could see the parking area and the restroom about a hundred yards away on shore.

"If you'll excuse me," said the Rabbi, setting down his fishing pole and proceeding to get out of the boat.

The Catholic priest, who was new to the local town and had been invited to a day of fellowship in God's creation with the Rabbi and Preacher, was astonished as the Rabbi walked calmly across the lake to the restroom without incident. Five minutes later, the Rabbi was back in the boat and proceeded to fish.

"My turn," said the Preacher a few minutes later.

He also proceeded to get out of the boat and walk across the lake to the restroom again to the amazement of the Catholic priest. It wasn't long before he was back across the lake, in the boat and casting his line.

Truly, these are men of God! thought the priest, in awe of the two men beside him.

"I'll be right back," said the priest, mustering up the courage and faith to take that first step. One small step for a Catholic priest-SPLASH!!!

After a minute of staring in numb shock at the floating fishing hat, the Rabbi turned to the Preacher and said, "What? You didn't tell him where the stumps are?"

:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

Courtesy of Grandpa! ;)

Dakota :D

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