ignatz@ihuxx.UUCP (06/17/83)
Ok, this comes out of a 3am viewing of a videodisk... I've used the invective 'Jesus H. Christ on a Cross with...' and so on for years. I must have known at some point, but...Where does the 'H.' come from? All answers welcome; but bibleophiles (as opposed to bibliophiles) can flame, if flame they desire to, to the traditional net flamebucket. (I will accept answers to the old 'how can a compassionate Ghod allow a She-bear to chew up kids making fun of an old man who happens to be a prophet' question, however) Just askin', Dave Ihnat ihuxx!ignatz
za16ao@sdccsu3.UUCP (Lady Arwen) (06/27/83)
I think that H is for Harold(Herald) - out of some prayer or other - but I'm not sure. arwen