Great joke
Mar. 18th, 2002 06:46 pmPatrick O'Riley left County Cork for Philadelphia where he found a job
on a building site. When payday rolled around Pat went out on the town,
got drunk as a skunk and spent the night with a prostitute. The next day
(Saturday) Pat feels the need to go to confession and tell all. After
the priest had heard his confession he told Pat to say twenty Our
Fathers, twenty Hail Marys, and twenty decades of the Rosary and to put
$20 in the poor box.
Two weeks later Pat's mate, Mike O'Brien, told Pat that he was leaving
for San Antonio because there was plenty of work there and the money to
be made was more than what could be made in Philly. After a little
coaxing Pat thinks aye and he will go with Mike. After his first
paycheck on his new job Pat's wages were quite a bit more than what he'd
made before. Off he goes for a night on the town, gets roarin' drunk
and spends the night with a prostitute. Come morning and again remorse
sets in and off Pat goes to St. Brigid's for confession. After hearing
Pat's confession the priest tells him to say a couple of Our Father's
and drop a dollar in the poor box.
"But, Father, I did the same thing in Philly and I had to say twenty Our
Fathers, twenty Hail Marys, twenty decades of the Rosary and I had to
put $20 in the poor box."
"Ah, sure," the priest responded, "and what do they know aboot drinkin'
and fookin' in San Antonio?"
on a building site. When payday rolled around Pat went out on the town,
got drunk as a skunk and spent the night with a prostitute. The next day
(Saturday) Pat feels the need to go to confession and tell all. After
the priest had heard his confession he told Pat to say twenty Our
Fathers, twenty Hail Marys, and twenty decades of the Rosary and to put
$20 in the poor box.
Two weeks later Pat's mate, Mike O'Brien, told Pat that he was leaving
for San Antonio because there was plenty of work there and the money to
be made was more than what could be made in Philly. After a little
coaxing Pat thinks aye and he will go with Mike. After his first
paycheck on his new job Pat's wages were quite a bit more than what he'd
made before. Off he goes for a night on the town, gets roarin' drunk
and spends the night with a prostitute. Come morning and again remorse
sets in and off Pat goes to St. Brigid's for confession. After hearing
Pat's confession the priest tells him to say a couple of Our Father's
and drop a dollar in the poor box.
"But, Father, I did the same thing in Philly and I had to say twenty Our
Fathers, twenty Hail Marys, twenty decades of the Rosary and I had to
put $20 in the poor box."
"Ah, sure," the priest responded, "and what do they know aboot drinkin'
and fookin' in San Antonio?"