September 21, 2020 10:33 am
The sun's immense heat and ability to rise and set are often used as humorous analogies, while its relationship to everyday life is also explored through stories and riddles.
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So how fun is this? So speaking of sun, right? But then I laid awake all night wondering where the sun had gone. But then it dawned on me.
And it dawned on him. The morning. And after that experience, if Google Maps asked me to rate the sun, I don't know about you, but I'm just giving it one star. That's all. All right. And you may know this, Bethann or Janice, the sun doesn't have to go to college. You know why? Why?
It has 28 million degrees. I'm just telling you. It doesn't need one more. And I heard this story that two pigs were sitting on the sun. That was difficult. But one said to the other, I'm getting pretty hot. You know what the other said? It has something to do with bacon. You're right.
Yeah. And for those of us who struggle with our weight a bit, the difference between sun and bun. Sun and bun.
All right. The sun rises in the east and sets in the west. But the fun, it rises in the east and sets in the west. That's a good one, Robbie. I'm not going as far as I usually do. So I'm going right to the riddle. So I'm on a roll, you know, before people quit laughing. All right.
On a roll bun, it'll all come to you eventually. All right. So which character in the Bible had a housewarming with God's smoking furnace? It was actually after the sun went down. That's how it relates to the sun. So which character in the Bible had a housewarming with God's smoking furnace after the sun went down? You could say it gave him peace.
