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Monday, March 3, 2008

So I was Thinking

about Jesus the Linksys guy after I wrote that post.

Call me cynical, but I just don't think that was his given name.

I wonder if anyone said anything when he announced himself as Jesus?

Jesus: Okay, I'll be Jesus I guess.
Linksys Associate: You can't be Jesus! Pick another name.
Jesus: No, I want to be Jesus.
Linksys Associate: Then it at least has to be Hey-Seuss...Jesus as a first name is otherwise pretty much unheard of over there.
Jesus: Well that would be absurd, I'm not hispanic, I'm not being Hey-Seuss. I want to be Jesus.
Linksys Associate: Why can't you be Bob?
Jesus: Just call me Jesus.

7 comments:

  1. DO your Jews know Jesus helped you? Is that allowed?

    Incidentally, growing up I had a Sunday School teacher named Jesus and I always thought how terrible that must be to try to live up to such a name.

    I mean...I went to jr. high/high school with a guy named Jim Beam. Now Jim didn't have much to live up to. And in college I had a sorority sister named Kristy Brinkley. Bless her heart - she was no uptown girl. Her roommate Robin Williams (SERIOUSLY) had it a little easier.

    But poor Mr. Jesus. He totally had it the worst.

    RO

    itwasfunnyinmyhead.blogspot.com

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  2. You are strange.

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  3. but in a good way :)

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  4. I just have to say that freaking rocks that his name was Jesus! I love it and definitely think that God answered your prayer from earlier! LOL

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  5. LMAO!!!!!

    I've always wondered what they use as their inspiration when they pick their names. Hmm, you could be on to something.....

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  6. How do you come up with this stuff? you crack me up

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  7. LMFAO Ro...that was funny. No, I try not to tell the Jews about any of my Jesus stuff. Including the technical support.

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