Nuns On The Run

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About Nuns On The Run

Named after my all time favourite film*, starring Eric Idle and Robbie Coltrane in a traditional english farce; it lost out to Silence Of The Lambs in the 1991 Oscars. Pah.

Nuns running, walking, peering, glaring, staring, praying, leaping, shivering, speaking, watching, laughing, skateboarding, singing, washing up, cleaning, yawning, painting, eating, drinking, tripping, sliding, munching, shouting, smiling, paragliding, weightlifting, leapfrogging, bowling, kicking, reading, bouncing, boozing, whitewashing, carving, potholing, skipping, bellowing, poking, burping, milking, mowing, slinking, frolicking, trampolining, cavorting, capering, plotting, scheming, exercising, monologuing, brewing, hot-desking, lecturing, badgering, flying, rubbing, licking, fretting, lurking, hoping, hopping, mopping, sliding, stalking, whispering, smelling, winking, tinkering, sawing, sewing, knitting, cross-stitching, sabotaging, pontificating, telephoning, break-dancing, rapping, rowing, standing, wandering, wondering, chewing, rambling, imitating, pilfering, abseiling, unicycling, fighting, hiccupping, sipping, Xbox-ing, brawling, taunting, peeing, wrestling, brandishing and cycling.

Any others will be deleted from the group and I will be very very very strict.

Oh, same goes for monks too.

*This is a lie.**

**This isn't***

***This is though