Roberts’ list of offenses began way back in elementary school. Roberts noted how his hand had,
against his will, “waved at Cindy Warner even though my best friend Greg, who
liked Cindy all during third grade, was standing right there.” Roberts
indicated that “it was then, back in fourth grade, that I knew that that right
hand was going to be trouble.”
According to Roberts, the conflicts continued as the years passed. Listed along with the “Waving at Warner” affair were instances of inadvertent
nose picking in highly public places, going up in the air with Roberts
being unable to answer the question, and slipping too low while slow dancing. “These acts of treachery might not seem like a
big deal, but let me tell you, they caused me and the entire body lots and lots
of problems,” stated Roberts.
“After a while, well, the betrayal had to stop,” said Roberts
categorically. “How long can you let it
pick up the wrong groceries, click the wrong links on the internet, and push
buttons on the tv remote control when you really want to sleep before doing
something about it!”
Roberts went on to show how his scripture reading had helped
him deal with the terrible impact of his RRHS (Rebellious Right Hand Syndrome). “Once I saw it was RRHS, it became
clear to me what was really holding me back spiritually,” expounded Roberts. “I mean, I could be Bishop by now if my right hand would have been as
obedient as my left.”
To demonstrate what finally helped Roberts apply the
scriptural injunction, he produced a rather blurry photograph of himself dressed
almost completely in blue and yellow. “As
you can see here,” stated Roberts, “I’m about the world’s biggest Michigan fan. See, I’m all maize and blue.” Roberts then
pointed, with his left hand, to his right hand in the picture, which was clearly green, saying, “and there you see it—the right hand had painted itself
as green as Michigan State’s Sparty himself. I
had caught it red handed, so to speak, and I knew then and there that I had to
eliminate the little Judas,” Roberts concluded emphatically, pounding his remaining hand on the table.
As the news conference ended, Roberts made one more threat: “Oh, and right eye--don't think we haven't been noticing you! You saw what happened to the hand on your side, you know, with stumpy, so let that be a warning.”
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ReplyDeleteSo very sad that Brother Roberts cut off the wrong hand. Clearly Lefty was holding the dripping green paintbrush.
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