In honour of
Yazad who’s started a blog exclusively for PJs, I hereby present the worst PJ ever made. It is actually in three parts, so there will be three consecutive posts.
There was once a king who had a magnificent throne. The throne was considered to be a symbol of the empire and the king sat on it only on special occasions. At all other times, it was in the throne room of the castle, guarded by a giant with yellow-coloured skin.
Now the king had a rival contender to the throne. Right now the rival was hidden away in the forest with a band of his faithful followers. He knew that if he managed to steal the throne, he would become the king because of its symbolic significance. So he sent a group of his followers, among them a few knights a few counts and a few pages to steal the throne. They mounted an attack on the throne room, but were beaten back by the giant. However at night, the giant fell asleep and a couple of the pages were able to sneak through the giant’s huge fingers and make away with the throne.
What is the moral of the story?
(Hint: Ravages should be able to get it, or at least “get it” after I give out the answer.)
Is this a bilingual PJ? If so, I hope it’s not something like the damn pearl necklace.
No it is not a bilingual PJ… and don’t remind me of damn pearl necklaces. It’s more to with the knowledge expected of him because of his profession.
Now you’ve got me tickled.
I have raked my brain hard enough, and frankly, nothing strikes me as even remotely funny.
except, on thirteenth thoughts,
is it that the “pen is mightier than the sword”
(You know, pen, writing, pages, pages, and soldiers, swords etc. )
Think “Advertising taglines”, not an Indian one.
“Think different”
Think Small!
Amazing
dat was a dammed pj
I got it!
the PJ is ” the story like this is read by so many persons. “