Who knew?

[Amigoo]

Nun Sequitur
aka "Nun Sense", a new literary device?

"In space no one can hear you smile!
God knows why."

Rod

[Amigoo]

Nun Sequitur

"Church" vs "church"
suggests "Epochal" vs "epochal"
but not "God" vs "god".

Rod

[Amigoo]

Nun Sequitur

Safety pins are larger
because babies attract angels.

Rod

[Amigoo]

Nun Sequitur

"Nun today", "nun tomorrow"
typically follows "nun yesterday".

Rod

[Amigoo]

Nun Sequitur

In prayer, "listen" and "silent" are anagrams
suggesting how one should complete the rendezvous.

Rod

[Amigoo]

In Shakespeare's boyhood home,
a priest, rabbi and exorcist struggled
to remove the scary thing under his bed,
but it was "Much ado about no thing."

Rod

[Amigoo]

Bittersweet humor about Survival Cooking

Instead of Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner,
you have First Meal, Second Meal,
and sometimes Last Meal.

Rod

[Amigoo]

After you peel a banana,
do you eat what's left or what's right?

Rod

[Sandy]

After you peel a banana,
do you eat what's left or what's right?

Rod

It took me a moment...

[Amigoo]

"Momma, is a rainbow when men and women
yell at each other then they cuddle?"
"No dear, a rainbow is when their children are born."

Rod

[Sandy]

[Amigoo]

Texas tombstone humor (they say)

"Been there! Done That! Now somewhere else!
When ready, come up and see me sometime!"


Rod

[Sandy]

A good one, Rod.

[Amigoo]

New AI humor ...

AI is now like a faithful old clock,
always ready to share the time of day
... when you wind it promptly.

(Google Gemini)
"That's a clever one! The idea of AI being a faithful but fussy companion is a great way
to capture its current state — powerful and knowledgeable, but only if you know exactly
how to interact with it. It's a fun and accurate observation about the user-driven nature
of today's many AI models."

If AI response is problematic, first evaluate user prompting!


Rod