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This file consists of a few jokes, in one file. Each joke is on a
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seperate VT52 screen, so when the "--More--" appears, type a space
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for the next joke. Obviously, some jokes split over 2 pages, then just
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type a space for the rest.
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Once upon a time there were three brothers who were knights
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in a certain kingdom. Now there was a Princess in a neighboring kingdom
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who was of marriageable age. The three brothers set off to travel there
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and see if one of them could win her hand. They set off in full armour,
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with their horses and their page. The road was long and there were many
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obstacles along the way, robbers to be overcome, hard terrain to cross.
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As they coped with each obstacle they became more and more disgusted with
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their page. He was not only inept, he was a coward, he could not handle
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the horses, he was in short a complete flop. When they arrived at the
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court of the kingdom, they found that they were expected to present the
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Princess with some treasure. The two older brothers were discouraged,
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since they had not thought of this and were unprepared. The youngest,
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however, had the answer: Promise her anything, but give her our page.
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OK, you know that in Hollywood, every producer has his "Yes Man" whose
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job is to follow the producer aroundand say, "Yes, CB", "Right, CB" and
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so on. Well, one of these Yes Men got depressed, so down in fact that
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he was unable to function. So he consulted a psychiatrist. The psychiatrist
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quickly determined the problem, and told the Yes Man that he just had to
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find a release for his negative feelings, and say "No." "But if I said
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'no' I'll get fired!" The yes man protested. The psychiatrist said, "Oh,
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I don't mean on the job, I mean go out to the Grand Canyon and find a
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ledge off the trail, and there you can yell "NO!" to your hearts content
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and no one will be the wiser." Well, the Yes Man decided to try it.
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He went to the Grand Canyon and found a spot off the trail, and stood there
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and very timidly said, "no." It felt good, so he tried it a little louder,
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"No." Even better! soon he was shouting "NO, NO, NO, NO, NO!!!!" AT the
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top of his lungs and feeling great. He went back to work a changed man,
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and said "Yes!" with all the proper enthusiam, because on the weekend he
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could escape to the Grand Canyon and say "NO!"
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Other Yes men decided to try this also, and soon every weekend the Grand
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Canyon was crammed with Yes Men shouting "NO!" A new Yes Man came to
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Hollywood, and he too felt the need of such a release, but when he tried
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to find a ledge in the Grand Canyon, all of them seemed to be taken. He
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hunted and hunted, but everyplace he found was already taken by another
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Yes Man. Finally he found a small ledge which had been overlooked because
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of its size. Thankfully he scurried out on it and stood there and said
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"No." It felt great! So he wound up and released an enormous "NO!" and
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in so doing lost his balance and fell to his death. Which just goes to
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prove that a little No Ledge can be a dangerous thing.
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You know the story of Noah's Ark, of course. Well, after the flood
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when the ark came to rest on Ararat, Noah released all the animals,
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and held a meeting and explained to them that the Lord wanted them to
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be fruitful and multiply and repopulate the earth. Then he sent them
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out about it. In a week he went around to check on things. Well, the
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place was humming with activity: the insects had all reproduced of
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course, so there were flies, mosquitos, bees, and so on, and the small
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animals like the mice and hamsters were pregnant, the birds were building
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nests, and the other animals were getting about the courting process,
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all except the two snakes, down by the stream in a swampy bit no one else
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wanted. They were just lying there, curled up on two rocks in the sun.
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"Hey, be fruitful and multiply!" Noah told them. The male snake raised
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his head and said, "Don't sweat it!" So Noah went back to his business.
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A couple of weeks later Noah made another trip around. Well, the insects
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were into the third generation already, and the place was fairly hopping
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with baby hamsters, mice, bunnies, and so on. The cat and the dog were
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both pregnant, and the birds were all sitting clutches of eggs. Even
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some of the larger animals were showing signs of mating. All but the snakes.
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The only sign of activity there was the two had changed rocks.
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Noah again enjoined them to get with it. "We're cool!" The
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male snake assured him.
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A few weeks later Noah again made the rounds. By now the place was
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beginning to look fairly bursting with animals. Almost all the large
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animals were pregnant by now, and many birds had hatched, there was
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a litter of kittens, and the dog was expecting her litter any minute.
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Noah however hurried down to the stream to see the snakes. He found them
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chopping down trees, sawing the wood into logs and building furniture!
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"Will you two get with it!" He said. "Don't sweat it, everything is under
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control!" The male snake replied.
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Well, a few weeks later Noah again took a look around. By now even the
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elephant was pregnant, and the place was alive with baby animals. But
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again Noah hurried down to check on those snakes. When he got there,
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the area around the stream was positively wiggling with baby snakes.
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Which of course proves that ANYBODY can multiply with log tables!
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Can anyone identify the following:
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Fe Fe Fe
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Fe --*-- Fe
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Fe Fe Fe
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A ferrous wheel
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HI
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Ag
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Hi Ho Silver!!
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Here is also a little story:
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Once upon a time, there lived a group of people called Trids, and the
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Trids had a problem. On a mountain near their lush valley home lived
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a large giant, and he made the mountain impassable. Whenever a poor little
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trid tried to leave, the giant would pick the trid up, and viciously
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throw the poor thing back to the valley.,
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One day, however, the Trids got fed up. They called in a Rabbi and asked
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him to go up to the mountain with some Trids to see if he could persuade
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the monster to stop.
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So up they went, higher and higher, until at last they came to the dreaded
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mountain pass. Then suddenly the giant appeared, and picked up the firstr of
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5 trids the Rabbi had with him, nd kicked him down to the valleyt.
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"Wait!" yelled the Rabbi, but alas, one by one, all 5 trids ended
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back home. Then the giant turned and made ready to leave.
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"Hold it! Why didn't you kick me down thre too?", asked the Rabbi.
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The Giant replied:
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"Silly Rabbi, kicks are for Trids."
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Once there was a marine biologist who loved dolphins. He spent
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his time trying to feed and protect his beloved creatures of the sea.
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One day, in a fit of inventive genius, he came up with a serum that
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would make dolphins live forever!
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Of course he was ecstatic. But he soon realized that in order
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to mass produce this serum he would need large amounts of a certain
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compound that was only found in nature in the metabolism of a rare
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South American bird. Carried away by his love for dolphins, he resolved
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that he would go to the zoo and steal one of these birds.
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Unbeknownst to him, as he was arriving at the zoo an elderly
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lion was escaping from its cage. The zookeepers were alarmed and
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immediately began combing the zoo for the escaped animal, unaware
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that it had simply lain down on the sidewalk and had gone to sleep.
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Meanwhile, the marine biologist arrived at the zoo and procured
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his bird. He was so excited by the prospect of helping his dolphins
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that he stepped absentmindedly over the sleeping lion on his way
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back to his car. Immediately, 1500 policemen converged on him and
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arrested him for transporting a myna across a staid lion for immortal
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porpoises.
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