[Deo volente]

With all due respect,nuns are tough broads.

I went to Catholic school a long time ago. We had an elderly nun who liked to carry a little souvenir baseball bat, swinging it around as she walked down the hallway. Nobody messed with Sister!

[Westbrook]

> I went to Catholic school a long time ago.

Heh.

I went to Don Bosco Technical High School on Warrenton Street in Boston.

Those Salesian brothers weren’t lightweights, either.

[Mears]

“carry a little souvenir baseball bat”

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Hysterical.

She probably would have been a great DH for The American League.

[Focault's Pendulum]

We had an elderly nun who liked to carry a little souvenir baseball bat, swinging it around as she walked down the hallway. Nobody messed with Sister!

I had Felician nuns who could miraculously materialize a yard stick at a moments notice. No one could ever figure out where on their habits they hid them. We chalked up as one of God's mysteries.

I had Sister Consolata in sophomore biology. Though in her sixties at the time, she could pitch a blackboard eraser with unerring accuracy. It didn't hurt much, but your hair looked like it had prematurely aged.

[this_ol_patriot]

I went to Catholic school a long time ago. We had an elderly nun who liked to carry a little souvenir baseball bat, swinging it around as she walked down the hallway. Nobody messed with Sister!

Considering how many bats I "autographed" in sister school, if I would have become a baseball player of some renown they could have built a Cathedral with the bat auction proceeds.

[max americana]

I attended a strict Catholic HS too. A wooden ruler hurts a lot too, let’s put it that way.