Good one. 
Certainly ironic and maybe a little sad, too, though.
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Clearly the professor is to be punished, but I can’t decide whether Tony is being rewarded or punished.
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He’s one of the staff there in hell.
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Yep. It is just so hard to figure out how the whole underground, eternal amusement park is supposed to work. Are the employees unionized? Do they apply for their positions? Are there courses people should take in life to better prepare them? Theology is really, really hard.
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l imagine there would be an art to it. Something tells me that unions would not be tolerated. Unless maybe among the white collar … err … red collar managers?
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I tend to think Tony is in heaven. As C.S. Lewis said, a heaven for mosquitos and hell for people could easily be made in the same space.
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We are studying Dante’s Divine Comedy in Theology class. Evidently Hell is pretty wild, with never a dull moment!
In junior college, long time ago, I took some course during which we read the Divine Comedy. Like a strange dream sequence.
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Isn’t it wild?
Since the topic of men and cats has come up elsewhere, I’ll share this classic here in case some have not seen it:
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That is majorly funny. @SkovandOfMitaze, you don’t have any engineering tendencies do you?
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The kids and I enjoyed it. Thanks!
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