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Triplets (A joke from a series called "A Religious Experience") By Hal Wickliffe Copyright 2000 Hal Wickliffe

A joke about children's names.

After being blessed with the birth of triplets, three lovely boys, this Jewish husband protested strongly to his wife, "Sarah, I don't care how religious we are! T don't want those boys to be named Shadrack, Meshack and Abednego!"