Nuns on the lamb . . .

[Muffin]

Nuns on the lamb . . . something to do with hiding out from creditors after visiting too many international fashion shows.

BBC NEWS | Europe | Greek nuns flee business fiasco

The Greek Holy Synod is trying to sort out their debts of some 760,000 euros (£500,000) and persuade them to come out of hiding.

This gives a new meaning to ‘bankruptcy protection’.

[Spice_Weasel]

Nuns on the lamb . . .

Isn’t it, “On the lam”?

Oh well… I like your version better.

[Elza_B]

I thought this was going to be about Hal Briston’s childhood, growing up in the Catholic Church :D.

E.

[Muffin]

Hal’s made it with nuns? That is so cool!

BTW, his other matter that shall not be named has made it onto another mesage board – I guess that makes him an internet celebrity.)

[Muffin]

@olivesmarch4th

Isn’t it, “On the lam”?

Oh well… I like your version better.

You are, of course, correct, but given that we’re dealing with Lamb of God devotees who were in the wool knitting business until they fleeced their creditors . . .

[Spice_Weasel]

You are, of course, correct, but given that we’re dealing with Lamb of God devotees who were in the wool knitting business until they fleeced their creditors . . .

You win!

[Hal_Briston]

@Muffin

BTW, his other matter that shall not be named has made it onto another mesage board – I guess that makes him an internet celebrity.)

I apologize for thinking you were talking out your ass. Both Yahoo and Google vanity searches showed me that this has spread, and not just to the dinks over at The Other Place. Oh joy.