O ur pastor said, “Good Morning” at the evening service. Don you just love bloopers?
No, they are usually removed. Bloopers quickly overwhelm all other humor and devolve into commentary and reports about humor instead of humor itself. If you find yourself introducing a submission with, “This really happened.” or “You have to know my pastor to appreciate this one,” or other explanation, consider if it is really humor or something that is funny only to the people that were there and experienced it in original context. Spoonerism are quickly removed.
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