A: Make me one with everything.
The Thai language has borrowed the English word "serious," but to them it means "in a bad mood due to worry."
These baby monks epitomize acting silly, living small. They are definitely not "serious."
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Acting Silly, Buddhist Humor, and Living Small
Q: What did a Buddhist say to the hot dog vendor?
A: Make me one with everything.
You can find whole books of Buddhist Humor. The Buddha himself was a funny guy at times.
The Thai language has borrowed the English word "serious," but to them it means "in a bad mood due to worry."
These baby monks epitomize acting silly, living small. They are definitely not "serious."
A: Make me one with everything.
The Thai language has borrowed the English word "serious," but to them it means "in a bad mood due to worry."
These baby monks epitomize acting silly, living small. They are definitely not "serious."