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Sometime in January, a Catholic guy marries a non-Catholic girl. Things are going well, as they always do at first, and like all young couples very much in love, the two are going at it like bunnies everynight. Well, this goes on for about two months when she comes home latefrom work one Wednesday night, looking forward to another night of intimacy. But she walks in and finds him making up the sofa as a bed. "What's going on"? she asks. "Nothing," he replies, "I'm just going to be sleeping on the couch." "What's the matter? Are you upset because I had to work late"? she asks. "No, no," he says. "Did I say something to offend you"? she asks. "Of course not," he says. "Well, did I do something wrong"? she persists. "No, it's nothing like that. It's just that it's Lent." She pauses on this, then says, "that's ridiculous. To who and for how long"?

Sometime in January, a Catholic guy marries a non-Catholic girl. Things are going well, as they always do at first, and like all young couples very much in love, the two are going at it like bunnies everynight. Well, this goes on for about two months when she comes home latefrom work one Wednesday night, looking forward to another night of intimacy. But she walks in and finds him making up the sofa as a bed. "What's going on"? she asks. "Nothing," he replies, "I'm just going to be sleeping on the couch." "What's the matter? Are you upset because I had to work late"? she asks. "No, no," he says. "Did I say something to offend you"? she asks. "Of course not," he says. "Well, did I do something wrong"? she persists. "No, it's nothing like that. It's just that it's Lent." She pauses on this, then says, "that's ridiculous. To who and for how long"?

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