This is a story of 2 English Patients, Brother S and Brother Y.
Brother S was asked by the 7-year-old Jonathan Suh to read him a children’s picture book about farm animals. Brother S was a bit nervous, because he didn’t want to be caught with a word that he didn’t know from a children’s book.
But upon the 7-year-old’s insistence, Brother S relented and started to read the book. Then his fears came to fruition.. He ran into the word that he didn’t know. H-A-Y
He kept on reading, hoping that Jonathan will not ask him about the definition of that mysterious word. Thankfully, he didn’t ask Brother S what “hay” was, so Brother S survived through the reading without a glitch.
Brother S then met Brother Y, a more infamous English Patient. Brother S asked Brother Y, “Do you know what the word H-A-Y means?”
Brother Y confidently replied, “Oh yeah.. HAY is the past tense of HEY. Like I hay him yesterday.”
4 comments:
Shouldn't it be Brother N formerly known as Brother S.
If I'm not mistaken, Brother S is now Brother N among us :)
That's the real reason Brother S changed his name to Brother N, and is very adamant about it too!
Now I know why...
my question is, why would one english patient turn to another english patient for help in english? that's like me asking tim for help in korean. or james.
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