Re: So It Happened
My father used to keep a yamulka behind the front door on the hall table and put it on whenever he answered it to religious types. I don't know why exactly (although he did look very good in it, despite not being Jewish) but when he opened the door, smiled (part of his front tooth was missing) and asking, 'What is it already?' They always backed off.
Most even apologised.
I should add here however, about my father's other, unwitting party piece. He often fell asleep at his own parties, due to the effect of too much home made ale (which was legendary, but makes for another story.) When he was safely asleep one of us would part his hair on the side and stick some black insulating tape under his nose. He then became a dead ring for He Who Shall Not be Named (for fear of bringing down the wrath of Godwin's law)
My father used to keep a yamulka behind the front door on the hall table and put it on whenever he answered it to religious types. I don't know why exactly (although he did look very good in it, despite not being Jewish) but when he opened the door, smiled (part of his front tooth was missing) and asking, 'What is it already?' They always backed off.
Most even apologised.
I should add here however, about my father's other, unwitting party piece. He often fell asleep at his own parties, due to the effect of too much home made ale (which was legendary, but makes for another story.) When he was safely asleep one of us would part his hair on the side and stick some black insulating tape under his nose. He then became a dead ring for He Who Shall Not be Named (for fear of bringing down the wrath of Godwin's law)
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