Eternal Rest

Professor Tadeusz Gadacz told specified a sympathetic anecdote:

A fewer years ago, I was visited by a student of the Academy of Fine Arts, from Canada, from a household with Polish roots before the Holy of the Dead. He spoke Polish poorly. erstwhile we said goodbye, he said to me, "Happy holidays." I was amazed to say, “Ry, this is not what you say to Christmas.” He asked, “What is the word?” I was provoked and said, “It is said to remainder forever.” A fewer weeks later, I met our common friends. They told me: “On the feast of the dead, there was a lynx in our house. I think something happened to him. erstwhile he said goodbye to us, he gave a gentlemanly hand saying "eternal rest."

November 1st is the day we remember those who left. My friend Deke died during the pandemic. I loved him due to the fact that he had a fantastic sense of humor and talking to him was always optimistic. quite a few jokes were about the name Deke, due to the fact that somewhere in the late 20th century, the most crucial part of the body was called the male part. Wack's flagship communicative was about him driving with his friends in the car and wondering how much the truck costs due to the fact that they were standing by the road. Deke stopped and asked the woman who answered with an east accent:

– In the mouth of fifty, in the pussy of a hundred.

Jokes with the word “in the mouth” were then a small bit more. To this day I laughter at the memory of Wack and His “in the mouth.” I want they'd mentioned me and my jokes.

Eternal rest. And the best remainder is fun.

Michał Leszczyński