There was neither moon nor any stars in deep night, when two men were on their way home from a fancy ball. Now, they were passing by a graveyard, from where come voice of tapping.They were scared to shiver. Fortunately, nothing terrible happened, they found an old man was cutting with a chisel on a gravestone.One of the two men said:"Oh, my god. Old man, what are you doing here in the nigght? we had thought that you are a ghost"
the old man cursed: " ~, they misspelled my name."
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by True Fire » Sat Sep 25, 2004 12:55 pm
dear Asep:
the two men had thought that the old man was not a ghost.
but what the oldman said proved that he was a ghost, who was correcting the wrong name curved on the gravestone.
the two men had thought that the old man was not a ghost.
but what the oldman said proved that he was a ghost, who was correcting the wrong name curved on the gravestone.
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by Asep » Sun Sep 26, 2004 2:39 pm
PoLoo wrote:....what the oldman said proved that he was a ghost, who was correcting the wrong name curved on the gravestone.
Hahahaha.... how funny! So this old man was actually the spirit of the dead body down in the grave waking up only to find that his name which was curved on the gravestone was misspelt (just like Asep becomes Josef or something else. Kidding, dad. We do love jokes, don't we?
) and then trying to correct his name himself.
Haha....
I'm a fool not to figure out what the story tells us quickly. Good joke, PoLoo!. Thanks. Keep it up, friend! 
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