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A happy villager riding his donkey and singing happily his country rural
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part of culture songs to reach his happy warm home in hurry to squeeze his
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rural, will be happy to re-multiply again wife.
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But Jeeze. what is it a huge Bear blocking his and his donkey's path, no
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doubt he is demanding something.
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Due to higher civilization rate of those part of world, Bear says, actually
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roars = I will eat you both, you and your donkey.
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Villager thinks his well built, slightly dump but very adorable in bed wife,
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and says = C'mon don't eat us what did we do to you ? Besides I can feed you
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rest of your life and ...such things.
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Bargaining period takes a while, thank to villagers beliaveble words and
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credibility, bear changes his mind. Says = I will not eat you BUT I will screw
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you both.
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Villager, tired from long lasting agreement period says well ok than, but
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don't forget you will free us after you screw us.
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Bear doesn't wanna lose a moment and screws donkey first. Then asks villager
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to take of his clothes for a happier screwing.
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Villager says OK. You will screw me now, but I have a question for ya, I am
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so curious about it. WHY did you screw the donkey first, not me ?
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Bear says = If I would screw you first she would run away, escape, silly.
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Rules of Bedroom Golf
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1. Each player shall furnish his own equipment for play - normally
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one club and two balls.
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2. Course play must be approved by owner of the hole.
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3. Unlike outdoor golf, the object is to get the club in the hole
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while keeping the balls out.
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4. For most effective play, the club should have a stiff shaft. The
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course owner is permitted to check shaft stiffness prior to play.
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5. The course owner reserves the right to restrict the length of the
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club to avoid damage to the hole.
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6. The object of the game is to take as many strokes as necessary until
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the course owner is satisfied that play is complete. Failure to do
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so may result in being denied permission to replay the course.
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7. It is considered bad form to begin playing the course immediately
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upon arrival. The experienced player will "walk the course" to
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properly locate the well formed bunkers, hills and valleys, and
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determine a course stategy.
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8. Players are cautioned not to mention other courses played recently.
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Upset owners have been known to damage a players equipment for this
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reason.
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9. Players are encouraged to have proper rain gear to insure safe play.
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10. Players should insure that the match has been scheduled properly,
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particularly when playing a new course for the first time. Avoid
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discovering another is playing a public course that was considered
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to be private.
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11. Players should not assume a course is in shape for play at all times.
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Inexperienced players may be embarrassed to discover a course is
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temporarily under repair. Players are advised to be extremely tactful
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at this point. More advanced players will find alternative means of
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play.
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12. Players are advised to obtain the course owners permission before
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attempting to play the back nine.
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13. Slow play is encouraged; however, players should be prepared to proceed
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at a quicker pace, at least temporarily, at the course owners request.
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14. It is considered outstanding performance, time permitting, to play
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the same hole several times in one match.
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15. The course owner is the sole scorekeeper and determines the best player.
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16. Players are advised to think twice before considering exclusive
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membership at given course. Additional assessments may be levied by
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the course owner, and the rules are subject to change. For this reason
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many advanced players prefer to play a variety of available courses.
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===============================================================================
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52 Good reasons why Beer is Better than Women!!!!
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1. You can enjoy a beer all night long.
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2. Beer stains wash out.
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3. You don't have to wine and dine beer.
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4. A beer will wait in the car while you go and play football.
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5. When your beer goes flat, you toss it out.
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6. Beer is never late.
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7. A beer doesn't get jealous when you grab another beer.
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8. Hangovers go away
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9. Beer labels come off without a fight.
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10. When you go to a bar, you can always pick up a beer.
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11. Beer never has a headache.
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12. After you've had a beer, the bottle is still worth 5 cents.
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13. A beer won't get upset if you come home and have another beer.
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14. If you pour a beer right, you'll always get good head.
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15. A beer goes down easy.
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16. You can have more than one beer in a night and not feel guilty.
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17. You can share a beer with your friends.
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18. You always know you're the first one to pop a beer.
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19. Beer is always wet.
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20. Beer doesn't demand equality.
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21. You can have a beer in public.
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22. A beer doesn't care when you come.
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23. A frigid beer is a good beer.
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24. You don't have to wash a beer before it tastes good.
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25. If you change beers, you don't have to pay alimony.
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26. You can't catch social diseases from a beer.
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27. When your interrupted by a beer it's for a good reason.
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28. A beer is always satisfying.
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29. A beer gets lighter the longer you hold it.
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30. A beer won't tell you its pregnant for fun.
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31. A beer does not come with inlaws.
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32. No matter what the package, a beer still looks good.
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33. To cool off a beer, all you have to do is put it in the ice box.
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34. All you have to do to get over a beer is take a leak.
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35. Beer doesn't complain about farting.
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36. The only thing a beer tells you is when its time to go to the bathroom.
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37. You are never embarraessed about the beer you bring to a party.
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38. Its okay to leave a party with a different beer than the one you bought.
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39. Beer won't drive you to drink.
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40. You can shoot a beer.
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41. A beer chaser is easier to catch.
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42. You don't need a license to live with a beer.
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43. A tree is good enough for a beer.
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44. Beer doesn't grow hair where it shouldn't.
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45. Beer doesn't care how much you earn.
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46. Beer and "ice" don't mix.
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47. Beer won't complain about your choice of vacation - it goes along
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happily.
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48. Beer doesn't care if you go to sleep right after you've had it.
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49. Beer is happy to ride in the truck of your car.
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50. You never have to promise to respect a beer in the morning.
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51. Beer never complains about a wet spot.
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52. You can put all your old beers together in one room and they won't fight.
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Bill Gates is at this party and it lasts to past 1am and like all
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computer people who stay up late he gets hungry. He says, "Hey! How about
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us calling out for pizza?" The people he is with are somewhat taken aback
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(he has all these bucks, shouldn't he have some more class), but agree.
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So he calls the take out pizza place. He comes back crestfallen. "They
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don't deliver after 1am." he says. His friends say, "Uhhh, Bill, you
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forgot. You have all this MONEY. How much is that pizza worth to you?"
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Bill stands there a minute then says, "I'll call again." He picks up the
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phone and gets them on the line and says, "This is Bill Gates and it's
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worth $252 for you to bring me pizza." He got his pizza FAST.
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mummy, mummy Yesterday I met a man that told me that if i give him
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a blow job he would buy THESE shoes for me.
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Bumper sticker seen (on a trashed out pickup):
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"My kid beat up your honor student"
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It was a Friday afternoon in an elementary classroom and being just after
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lunch the children were getting a bit restless. So the teacher decided to
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play a game which would get the childrens' attention.
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"We are going to play a game," the teacher said, "I will quote someone from
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history and whoever can tell me who made the statement and when they made it,
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I will allow that student to be excused from school on Monday."
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So the class comes to attention.
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"Who said 'Ask not ask what your country can do for you, but what you can
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do for your country?'" asked the teacher.
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All of the students just sat and stared at the teacher. Every one of them
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dumbfounded by the question. A few moments later, a little Japanese boy in
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the back of the class said, "President John F. Kennedy, 1968.
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"That's right, Yakomoto," said the teacher. "Now aren't the rest of you ashamed
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that none of you American children knew the answer and that a Japanese boy
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did?"
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So the teacher turns around and starts walking towards the chalkboard.
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"Fuck the Japanese," exclaims one of the other children!
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"Who said that?" asks the teacher.
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A little boy in the middle of the room stands up and says,
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"Lee Iacoccoa, 1988........and I'll see you on Tuesday!"
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Micro was a real-time operator and dedicated multi-user. His broad-band
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protocol made it easy for him to interface with numerous input/output devices,
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even if it meant time-sharing.
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One evening he arrived home just as the Sun was crashing, and had parked his
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Motorola 68040 in the main drive (he had missed the 5100 bus that morning),
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when he noticed an elegant piece of liveware admiring the daisy wheels in his
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garden. He thought to himself, "She looks user-friendly. I'll see if she'd
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like an update tonight."
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Mini was her name, and she was delightfully engineered with eyes like COBOL and
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a PR1ME mainframe architecture that set Micro's peripherals networking all over
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the place.
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He browsed over to her casually, admiring the power of her twin, 32-bit
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floating point processors and enquired "How are you, Honeywell?". "Yes, I am
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well", she responded, batting her optical fibers engagingly and smoothing her
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console over her curvilinear functions.
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Micro settled for a straight line approximation. "I'm stand-alone tonight", he
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said, "How about computing a vector to my base address? I'll output a byte to
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eat, and maybe we could get offset later on."
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Mini ran a priority process for 2.6 milliseconds, then transmitted 8 K. "I've
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been dumped myself recently, and a new page is just what I need to refresh my
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disks. I'll park my machine cycle in your background and meet you inside."
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She walked off, leaving Micro admiring her solenoids and thinking, "Wow, what a
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global variable, I wonder if she'd like my firmware?"
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They sat down at the process table to top of form feed of fiche and chips and a
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bucket of baudot. Mini was in conversation mode and expanded on ambiguous
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arguments while Micro gave the occassional acknowledgements, although, in
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reality, he was analyzing the shortest and least critical path to her entry
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point. He finally settled on the old 'Would you like to_see_my_benchmark
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routine', but Mini was again one step ahead.
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Suddenly she was up and stripping off her parity bits to reveal the full
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functionality of her operating system software. "Let's get BASIC, you RAM",
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she said. Micro was loaded by this; his hardware was in danger of overflowing
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its output buffer, a hang-up that Micro had consulted his analyst about.
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"Core", was all he could say, as she prepared to log him off.
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Micro soon recovered, however, when Mini went down on the DEC and opened her
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divide files to reveal her data set ready. He accessed his fully packed root
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device and was just about to start pushing into her CPU stack, when she
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attempted an escape sequence.
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"No, no!", she cried, "You're not shielded!"
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"Reset, Baby", he replied, "I've been debugged."
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"But I haven't got my current loop enabled, and I can't support child
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processes", she protested.
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"Don't run away", he said, "I'll generate an interrupt."
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"No, that's too error prone, and I can't abort because of my design
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philosophy."
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Micro was locked in by this stage, though, and could not be turned off. But
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Mini soon stopped his thrashing by introducing a coltage spike into his main
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supply, whereupon he fell over with a head crash and went to sleep.
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"Computers!", she thought, as she recompiled herself. "All they ever think of
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is hex!"
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How about..
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Call up a bar
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is AL there?
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Al who
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Al Coholic
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IS there an ALCOHOLIC here??
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Courtesty of the Simpsons...
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Same situation, also by you-know-who.
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Is Homer there?
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Homer who?
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Homer Sexual.
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Is there a Homersexual here? Come on guys, I'm sure one of you is
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Homersexual.
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She offered her honor
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He honored her offer
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And all night long
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He was on'er and off'er.
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+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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*** CHEMISTRY UPDATE ***
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A recent discovery of an element has taken place for the
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periodic table.
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The chemical element known as WOMAN (symbol Wo) has an atomic
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weight of 120 (isotopic) and certain other characteristics.
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It is found wherever man is. It can freeze at any time,
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melts when properly treated, and is bitter when not used
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well. It is seldom found in the free state.
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Wo is generally roundish in form and boils at 0 degrees
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Celcius. It is very active, possessing a great affinity for
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gold, silver, platinum, and precious stones. However, it
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undergoes violent reaction when left alone. It is able to
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absorb great quantities of food as well as energy. It turns
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green or red when placed beside a better looking specimen and
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seems to age rapidly.
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The element is highly ornamental and useful. It equalizes
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the distribution of wealth and is probably the most powerful
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income agent known. This element should be respected as it
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is highly EXPLOSIVE when in inexperienced hands.
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+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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What is the difference between a car salesman and a computer salesman?
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The car salesman can probably drive.
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What's red all over and silver?
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A skin-peeled baby with forks in its eyes.
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One bright day, in the middle of the night,
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Two dead boys stood up to fight.
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Back to back they faced each other,
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Drew their swords and shot one another
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A deaf policeman heard the noise,
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Came and killed the two dead boys.
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If you don't belive this lie it true,
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Ask the blind man, he saw it too.
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Dracula met Frankenstein in the street one day. Drackie says
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to Frankie; "You know, you're better than all my friends put
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together.......Come to think of it, you ARE all my friends
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put together!"
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scalpel.....sutures......clamp......ooopss......pen.......death certificate....
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Seen on license plate frame: All dumbs are not blonde!
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The Evolution of a programmer.
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High school/Jr. High
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--------------------
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10 PRINT "HELLO WORLD"
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20 END
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First year in college
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program Hello(input, output);
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begin
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writeln ('Hello world');
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end
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Senior year in college
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----------------------
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(defun hello
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(print
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(cons 'HELLO (list 'WORLD))))
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New professional
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----------------
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#include <stdio.h>
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main (argc,argv)
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int argc;
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char **argv; {
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printf ("Hello World!\n");
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}
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Seasoned pro
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------------
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#include <stream.h>
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const int MAXLEN = 80;
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class outstring;
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class outstring {
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private:
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int size;
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char str[MAXLEN];
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public:
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outstring() { size=0; }
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~outstring() {size=0;}
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void print();
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void assign(char *chrs);
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};
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void outstring::print() {
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int i;
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for (i=0 ; i< size ; i++)
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cout << str[i];
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cout << "\n";
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}
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void outstring::assign(char *chrs) {
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int i;
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for (i=0; chrs[i] != '\0';i++)
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str[i] = chrs[i];
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size=i;
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}
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main (int argc, char **argv) {
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outstring string;
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string.assign("Hello World!");
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string.print();
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}
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Manager
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------
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/* George, I need a program to output a string
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"Hello World!" */
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One fag called another on the telephone: "Oh hi Morris, this is
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Boris. Can I come over?" "Oh not now Boris, I'm busy".
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(extended pause) "But you can't be. You're talking to me!".
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A team of astronauts landed on a planet inhabited by some
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strange creatures. It took them a little while to learn to
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communicate, but after they did, both sides were very interested
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in learning about the other's lifestyle. Naturally, the question
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of reproduction came up early in the discussion. The aliens
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showed the astronauts through a greenhouse-like building where
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they grew their babies, then asked how the earth people do it.
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It was a mixed crew, and so, in the interest of science, two of
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the astronauts proceeded to demonstrate. After the demonstration,
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the spokesman for the aliens looked puzzled and said, "Well,
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where's the new earth man?". The astronaut explained patiently
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that nothing happened immediately, but that one had to wait for
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the specified time interval. The alien still looked puzzled, so
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the astronaut asked, "What don't you understand?". The alien
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scratched his head and said, "Well, if it takes so long, how
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come you were in such a hurry there at the end?".
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A man and his little boy were walking through the park when a honeybee
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landed near them. The boy ran over and stomped on it. The father
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gave him a lecture about having respect for living things and added,
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"Just for that you can't have any honey for two weeks!". Pretty soon
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a butterfly landed near them. The boy ran over and stomped on it.
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Again, the father gave him a lecture and added, "Just for that you
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can't have any butter for two weeks!". When they got home, they
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went into the kitchen, and a cockroach ran across the floor. The
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mother ran over and stomped on it. The boy said to his father,
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"Well do you want to tell her, or shall I?".
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It happened during world war two. A pilot was shot down somewhere
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over the South Pacific. He ditched his plane in the water, got into
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his little rubber boat, and paddled over to an island which happened
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to be nearby. When he landed, he found a number of other pilots who
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had also been shot down, some of them having been there for some time.
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One of them first things he asked was, "What do you guys do for girls?".
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One of the replied, "Oh, no problem. There's another island just a
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little ways off that's covered with wild sheep. Every now and then
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we paddle over there, and that takes care of the problem. Next time,
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why don't you come along?". He answered back, "Forget it. I don't
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go for that sort of thing". Well, time passed. Every time they
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went over to the other island, they invited him along, but he kept
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refusing. Eventually, things got pretty desperate. The next time
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a bunch went over, he said, "Oh what the heck!", and went along.
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As they landed on the other island, each guy (including our hero)
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jumped out of the boat, grabbed himself a sheep, and began to make
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love to it. As our hero was thus occupied, he noticed some of the
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other guys snickering and pointing fingers at him. Understandably,
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he got quite upset and said to one of them. "All right, What's so
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damned funny?". The other replied, "Hah hah! You picked the ugliest
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one on the whole island!".
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Nothing wrong with sheep, of course. It's just that you have to run
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around the front every time you want to kiss them.
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At the time of the Falkland Islands war, it was said that the
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invading British force was the first army in history to go ashore
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wearing hip boots.
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A lady stuck her head in the door of a barbershop and asked, "Bob
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Peters here?". The barber answered, "No lady, just shaves and
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haircuts".
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A very fancy lady went to the doctor complaining that she was
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passing a great deal of gas. She told the doctor, "It doesn't
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make any noise or odor, but it's very embarrassing because I entertain
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a lot, and I know I'm doing it". The doctor gave her some pills and
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told her to come back in a week. When she came back, she was furious.
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"What on earth did you give me?", she asked, "I'm passing as much gas
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as I ever was, only now the smell is overpowering!". The doctor
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replied, "Oh good. Now that we've cleared up your sinuses maybe we
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can do something about your hearing".
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A fellow had been stranded on an island since he was a young boy.
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One day a girl washed up on the beach. They got to talking, and
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she asked, "How have you managed to survive?". He said, "Oh, I
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pick coconuts, I fish, I dig for clams". She said, "What do you
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do for sex?". He replied, "What's that?". She said, "I'll show
|
||
you", and so she did. Afterwards, he sat down and began to cry.
|
||
She asked, "What's the matter? Didn't you like it?". He said,
|
||
"(sob) (sob) You ruined my clam digger!".
|
||
|
||
The police department of a small coastal community hired a beautiful,
|
||
but dumb secretary. Naturally all the junior officers had dreams of
|
||
empire. Several of them took her out, but none of them were able to
|
||
get anywhere. Finally, the chief got tired of watching them struggle,
|
||
and said to them, "All right you amateurs, I'll show you how a real
|
||
pro does it. I'll take her out in the boat and just to make you
|
||
suffer, I'm going to leave the radio turned on so you can listen".
|
||
So he took her out in the Department's boat, and he wasn't getting
|
||
much of anywhere. Trying to keep his cool, he suggested that they
|
||
should have some lunch. So he took out a sandwich, and being somewhat
|
||
flustered dropped it in the bottom of the boat. He picked it up and
|
||
dusted it off to which the young lady asked, "Are you going to eat
|
||
that dirty old thing?". To which he replied, "Say ham sandwich,
|
||
dammit, say ham sandwich!".
|
||
|
||
FLY IN THE SOUP
|
||
|
||
"Waiter, what's that fly doing in my soup?"
|
||
"I think it's the backstroke, sir."
|
||
|
||
"Waiter, there's a fly in my soup!"
|
||
"I'm not surprised, sir, our chef used to be a tailor."
|
||
|
||
JUST BAD
|
||
|
||
IT SEEMS THERE WAS THIS FELLOW WHO WAS CAUGHT KILLING A CALIFORNIA CONDOR.
|
||
HE WAS BROUGHT BEFORE A JUDGE WHO WAS KNOWN TO BE A STAUNCH CONSERVATIONIST.
|
||
THE JUDGE IN SENTENCING HIM SAID, "I'M GOING TO THROW THE BOOK AT YOU. THERE
|
||
ARE ONLY TWENTY-TWO OF THESE CREATURES LEFT ON THIS PLANET. YOU WILL SERVE
|
||
FIVE YEARS IN THE STATE PENITENTIARY, WHICH IS THE MAXIMUM THE LAW ALLOWS."
|
||
THE FELLOW LOOKED UP AT THE JUDGE AND EXCLAIMED, "YOUR HONOR, I HAVE TWO
|
||
SMALL CHILDREN AND WHEN I KILLED THAT CONDOR THEY HADN'T EATEN IN THREE DAYS."
|
||
THE JUDGE SAID, "WHY WASN'T I TOLD ABOUT THIS? THESE ARE CLEARLY EXTENUATING
|
||
CIRCUMSTANCES. A MAN HAS AN OBLIGATION TO FEED HIS FAMILY. THIS CASE IS
|
||
DISMISSED."
|
||
AS THE MAN WAS WALKING OUT OF THE COURTROOM, NOW A FREE MAN, THE JUDGE ASKED
|
||
HIM, "BY THE WAY, SIR, JUST OUT OF CURIOSITY, WHAT DOES A CALIFORNIA CONDOR
|
||
TASTE LIKE ANYWAY?"
|
||
THE FELLOW THOUGHT A MINUTE AND THEN HE SAID, "WELL, YOUR HONOR, IT TASTES
|
||
KIND OF LIKE A CROSS BETWEEN A BABY SEAL AND A BALD EAGLE."
|
||
|
||
A young farm lad went away to college. To fit in with the crowd, the
|
||
first thing he did was to grow a beard. When it had reached a suitable
|
||
length, he sent a picture of himself home with a note saying: "How do
|
||
you like my beard? Don't you think it makes me look like a count?"
|
||
The father wrote back: "Son, your mother and I are very disappointed.
|
||
We spent a lot of money sending you to school, and now we find out you
|
||
can't even spell".
|
||
|
||
Q. What's the difference between a bull dike and a whale?
|
||
A. 25 lbs. and a flannel shirt.
|
||
|
||
A man who worked as a human cannonball decided to quit his job. He
|
||
told his boss that he wanted to quit. The boss was dismayed. "You
|
||
can't quit", he said. "Where would I ever find another man of your
|
||
caliber?".
|
||
|
||
A fellow was walking through a cemetery one dark and stormy night.
|
||
As he got well into the cemetery, he heard a voice say, "Mark! Mark!".
|
||
Pretending not to let it bother him, he pulled his coat a little
|
||
tighter and kept walking. Again the voice said, "Mark! Mark!".
|
||
That did it. He took off full speed and didn't stop till he was
|
||
well outside the gates. As he stopped to catch his breath, the
|
||
moon broke through the clouds enough so he could see what had been
|
||
following him. It was a dog with a hare lip.
|
||
|
||
A millionaire wanted an original painting for his mansion, so
|
||
he commissioned a surrealist artist to paint him one. The subject
|
||
he chose was "Custer's Last Stand", but he cautioned the artist that
|
||
he wanted something really unique, not the sort of thing one could
|
||
see in any post office. The artist assured him that it would be so,
|
||
and went to work. For a long time he labored in secret, and finally
|
||
came the day of the great unveiling. All the rich guests were there,
|
||
champagne was poured, and the curtain was drawn back.
|
||
To his dismay, the millionaire saw in the middle of the picture
|
||
a figure which was obviously General Custer. On his left was a fish
|
||
with a halo around its head, while on his right was a vast field of
|
||
cotton in which Indians were working.
|
||
The millionaire took the artist aside, and apologizing for his
|
||
ignorance of art, asked what the painting might mean. The artist
|
||
replied, "Well you can see General Custer there. He's saying to
|
||
himself, 'Holy mackerel! Look at those cotton-pickin' Indians!'".
|
||
[This is the expurgated version. In the real version the Indians
|
||
are occupied in a somewhat different manner.]
|
||
|
||
Q. Why don't they play poker in Brooklyn?
|
||
A. Because the Cards are in St. Louis.
|
||
|
||
A man was having a problem of a personal nature, so he went to a
|
||
doctor. The doctor examined him and said, "You have what we call
|
||
Hong Kong dong. All we can do is amputate. The man said, "Forget
|
||
it!" and went to another doctor. The second doctor said the same thing.
|
||
He went to two or three more doctors, and they all said the same thing.
|
||
Finally, in desperation, he reasoned that if anyone in the world knew
|
||
how to cure Hong Kong dong, he was probably in Hong Kong. So he got
|
||
on an airplane and flew to Hong Kong where he looked up the best
|
||
doctor in town. The doctor, an old Chinese, examined him and said,
|
||
"Ah yes, you have Hong Kong dong". The man exploded, "Dammit, I
|
||
know I have Hong Kong dong. Just tell me if you have to amputate".
|
||
The doctor replied, "Oh no, not have to amputate. Another week,
|
||
him drop off by self".
|
||
|
||
A man went to Africa to collect gorillas for a zoo. He had heard
|
||
of a native who was an expert gorilla hunter, but had been warned
|
||
that he should bargain carefully, because the natives had a tendency
|
||
to include something for most of their relatives in the price. So
|
||
he located the hunter and sure enough was told that he would have
|
||
to pay extra for the hunter's son to come along with a gun and also
|
||
for his dog. The man said that he could perhaps understand why the
|
||
son should come along, but did not see why he should also pay for the
|
||
dog. The hunter simply explained that they worked as a team, and that
|
||
was the only way he would work. So in view of the hunter's reputation,
|
||
the man agreed to the terms, and they set out into the brush.
|
||
Pretty soon, they came upon a likely looking specimen. The hunter
|
||
chased the gorilla up a tree and went right up after him. There was
|
||
a tremendous commotion in the branches, and then the gorilla fell out
|
||
of the tree. The dog immediately leaped on him and grabbed him
|
||
savagely by the testicles rendering him quite helpless. So they
|
||
put the gorilla in a cage and went on.
|
||
Somewhat later they came upon an even better specimen. The hunter
|
||
chased the gorilla up a tree and went right up after him. There was
|
||
a tremendous commotion in the branches, and then the gorilla fell out
|
||
of the tree. The dog immediately leaped on him and grabbed him
|
||
savagely by the testicles rendering him quite helpless. So they
|
||
put the gorilla in a cage and went on.
|
||
Later still they came upon a truly magnificent specimen. The hunter
|
||
chased him up a tree and went right up after him. There was a really
|
||
God-awful commotion in the branches, and finally the hunter fell out
|
||
of the tree. As he fell he shouted, "Shoot the dog! Shoot the dog!".
|
||
[Yeah, I know: "Old Blue was the best coon hound in all them
|
||
hills. ..."]
|
||
|
||
A farmer went to the doctor complaining that his sex life was not
|
||
what it should be. So the doctor gave him some pills, but warned
|
||
him that they were still experimental, and that he should be
|
||
extremely careful in their use. The farmer thanked him and left.
|
||
Quite a while later, they met on the street, and the doctor asked
|
||
the farmer how the pills had worked out. The farmer replied, "Oh,
|
||
I never took none of those. You know, you said to be careful, so
|
||
when I went home I gave one of them to one of my bulls. Well that
|
||
animal just went crazy. He jumped three cows, ran across the pasture,
|
||
broke through the fence, then fell down the ravine and broke his fool
|
||
neck. No sir, I never took none of them. I just threw 'em down
|
||
the well". The doctor asked with a shocked look, "Good heavens!
|
||
You're not drinking the water, are you?" The farmer replied, "Nope,
|
||
I can't even get the pump handle down".
|
||
|
||
A fellow named Wright had been charged with murder and was on trial
|
||
for his life. A couple who knew him well had sat through the whole
|
||
trial, and when the case finally went to the jury, they decided to
|
||
go home to wait for the verdict. It was a hot, muggy day, so as
|
||
soon as they got home, the man went in to take a shower while his
|
||
wife turned on the radio to listen for news. Just as he was getting
|
||
out of the shower, there was a bulletin that Wright had been
|
||
acquitted. So the woman ran into the bathroom and announced,
|
||
"They're not hanging Wright!" With a sigh of disgust, the man
|
||
replied, "Nag! nag!".
|
||
|
||
Three slightly deaf Englishmen were driving along in a car when they
|
||
came to a small town. "I say, is this Wembly?", said one. "Naw,
|
||
it's Thursday", said the second. "So am I. Let's stop and 'ave
|
||
one", said the third.
|
||
|
||
Q. What is the definition of rape?
|
||
A. Assault with a lively weapon.
|
||
|
||
Q. What is rape by a 90 year old man?
|
||
A. Assault with a dead weapon.
|
||
|
||
"Say have you seen my new dog?"
|
||
"Spitz?"
|
||
"No, but he drools a little."
|
||
|
||
Two little old ladies were walking through the park one Sunday
|
||
afternoon. The band was playing a catchy sounding tune, and one
|
||
of the old ladies said, "I wonder what the name of that tune is".
|
||
The other one noticed a sign posted near the bandstand and said,
|
||
"It looks like they post the names of their selections. I'll go
|
||
down and see". A while later she came back and told her companion,
|
||
"It's the Refrain from Spitting".
|
||
|
||
Q. What's the worst thing about having AIDS?
|
||
A. Convincing your parents that you are really Haitian.
|
||
|
||
Two bulls were standing in one corner of a pasture, while in the
|
||
opposite corner were a steer and several cows. The steer and the
|
||
cows were talking and laughing and having a wonderful time. One of
|
||
the bulls said to the other, "I don't know what they see in that guy.
|
||
He's such a bore!". "Yeah", agreed the other, "All he ever talks
|
||
about is his operation".
|
||
|
||
LIGHT BULBS
|
||
|
||
Q. How many Zen Buddhists does it take to screw in a light bulb?
|
||
A. Two - One to screw it in, the other not to screw it in.
|
||
|
||
Q. How many Psychiatrists does it take to screw in a light bulb?
|
||
A. Only one, but it must really want to be screwed in.
|
||
|
||
Q. How many Jewish mothers does it take to screw in a light bulb?
|
||
A. None (I'll sit in the dark).
|
||
|
||
Q. How many yuppies does it take to screw in a light bulb?
|
||
A. Yuppies screw in hot tubs, not light bulbs.
|
||
|
||
Q. How many psychologists does it take to screw in a light bulb?
|
||
A. None. The light bulb did not want to change.
|
||
|
||
LITTLE JOHNNY
|
||
|
||
The teacher asked little Johnny, "What's two and two?". He counted
|
||
1-2-3-4 on his fingers and said, "Four, teacher?". She said, " Yes,
|
||
that's right, but you counted on your fingers. Put your hands behind
|
||
behind your back and tell me what's three and three". He put his
|
||
hands behind his back, fumbled around, and answered, "Six, teacher?".
|
||
She said, "Yes, that's right, but you're still counting on your fingers.
|
||
Put your hands in your pockets and tell me what's five and five".
|
||
He put his hands in his pockets, fumbled around, and replied,
|
||
"Eleven, teacher?".
|
||
|
||
Little Johnny had a terribly foul mouth. His teacher was very reluctant
|
||
to call on him because he would invariably say something rotten. One
|
||
day she was having a spelling exercise. She said, "All right,
|
||
children, can anyone spell a word beginning with A?". Several hands
|
||
went up including Johnny's, but she called on someone else: " All
|
||
right Mary, can you spell a word beginning with A?". Little Mary
|
||
replied, "A-N-T, ant". "That's very good, Mary, A-N-T, ant".
|
||
Then she asked, "Can any one spell a word beginning with B?".
|
||
Again, several hands went up including Johnny's, but she called on
|
||
someone else: "All right, Richard, can you spell a word beginning
|
||
with B?". Little Richard replied, "B-E-E, bee". "That's very good,
|
||
Richard, B-E-E, bee".
|
||
And so it went down through the alphabet. Every letter, Johnny
|
||
had his hand up, but she called on someone else.
|
||
Finally, she got to the letter R. She asked, "Can anyone spell
|
||
a word beginning with R?". You guessed it. Only one hand went up.
|
||
She thought "Well, I've got to call on him", so she tried to think
|
||
of a dirty word beginning with R. Not being able to think of one,
|
||
she said, "All right, Johnny, can you spell a word beginning with R?"
|
||
Johnny replied, "R-A-T, rat". The teacher thought, "Boy, I lucked
|
||
out on that one!" and said, "That's very good, Johnny, R-A-T, rat".
|
||
Johnny replied, gesturing, "Yeah, with a cock about so long!".
|
||
|
||
PRIEST/MINISTER/RABBI
|
||
|
||
Father Kelly went to the dentist for some minor work. As he left,
|
||
he asked about the bill, and the dentist said, "No charge, Father,
|
||
happy to do it for a man of the cloth." Next day the priest came
|
||
back bringing the dentist a rosary as a token of appreciation.
|
||
Some time later, Reverend Jones came by for some work. As he left,
|
||
he asked about the bill, and the dentist said, "No charge, Reverend,
|
||
happy to do it for a man of the cloth." Next day the minister came
|
||
back bringing the dentist a bible as a token of appreciation.
|
||
Later still, Rabbi Ginzburg came in for some work. As he left,
|
||
he asked about the bill, and the dentist said, "No charge, Rabbi,
|
||
happy to do it for a man of the cloth." Next day the rabbi came
|
||
back bringing another rabbi.
|
||
|
||
A priest and a rabbi had a tremendous rivalry going, each going to
|
||
extremes of piety to impress the other. It just happened that
|
||
both of them got new cars at the same time. It also happened that
|
||
they both drove into a gas station at the same time. The priest
|
||
went to put some water in the radiator, and made a great show of
|
||
making a blessing over the car while doing so. The rabbi said nothing,
|
||
but quietly reached into the trunk of his car, took out a hacksaw, and
|
||
cut the end off the exhaust pipe.
|
||
|
||
A priest and a rabbi happened to sit together on an airliner. During
|
||
the trip they discussed the finer points of theology. As they were
|
||
about to land, there was an announcement on the PA system that the
|
||
landing gear was stuck, and that they should prepare for a crash landing.
|
||
As the airplane skidded to a stop, everyone piled out through the
|
||
emergency exits, and the priest noticed the rabbi crossing himself.
|
||
As they picked themselves up off the ground, the priest said to the
|
||
rabbi, "Let me be the first to congratulate you. I see that in this
|
||
moment of danger, the Lord has brought you to the true faith!".
|
||
The rabbi replied, "What are you talking about?". The priest said,
|
||
"Well didn't I just see you crossing yourself?". "Heck no"' said
|
||
the rabbi, " I was just checking to see that I had everything. I said
|
||
to myself, 'Spectacles, testicles, wallet, and watch".
|
||
|
||
POLITICAL
|
||
|
||
Q. Why don't congressmen use bookmarks?
|
||
A. Because they prefer bent over pages.
|
||
|
||
Johnson, Nixon and Kennedy were riding together in a car when they
|
||
came upon a group of civil rights marchers. Johnson said, " I think
|
||
we should stop and say a few words to these people". Nixon said,
|
||
"Oh, f___ all of them!". Kennedy said, "Do we have time?".
|
||
|
||
PSYCHIATRISTS
|
||
|
||
It had been a long day, and a psychiatrist was just about to close
|
||
up his office, when a man entered the waiting room. About this time,
|
||
the last thing he needed was one more kook, but he invited the man in.
|
||
As he entered, he took off his hat revealing a frog sitting on top
|
||
of his head. "Oh, no!", thought the psychiatrist, "I don't need
|
||
this", but maintaining his professional decorum, he asked, "What
|
||
is your problem?". The frog replied, "Well Doctor, it all started
|
||
when I noticed this wart on my ass..."
|
||
|
||
One psychiatrist meets another on the street. He says, "You're fine,
|
||
how am I?".
|
||
|
||
RACIAL/ETHNIC
|
||
|
||
There were these two men drinking together in a bar. One was of Chinese
|
||
extraction, the other Jewish. After a few drinks, the Jew hit the Asian
|
||
to the floor. After picking himself up, the man asked, "What was that for?".
|
||
The Jew said, "That was for Pearl Harbor." The Chinese man said, "But that
|
||
was the Japanese, and I'm Chinese!" The Jewish man said, "Japanese - Chinese,
|
||
What the Hay?" After a few more drinks, the Chinese man decks the Jew and
|
||
says, "That's for the sinking of the Titanic!" After picking himself up,
|
||
the man says, "The Titanic was sunk by an iceberg." The Chinese man says,
|
||
"Iceberg - Goldberg, What the Hay?"
|
||
|
||
Q. Why was the casualty rate so high among black GIs in Viet Nam?
|
||
A. Because every time somebody hollered, "Get down!", they all
|
||
started singing and dancing.
|
||
|
||
Q. Why do Mexicans lower their cars?
|
||
A. So they can pick lettuce without getting out.
|
||
|
||
Q. Why do the Mexicans have those little-bitty steering wheels?
|
||
A. So they can drive with handcuffs on.
|
||
|
||
The fellow who was half Mexican, half Polish: He painted graffiti
|
||
on chain-link fences.
|
||
|
||
An Englishman's wife had died. Somewhat later, he met a friend who
|
||
said, "I'm sorry to hear that your wife passed away". The Englishman
|
||
being rather deaf, he said, "What did you say?". The friend repeated,
|
||
louder, "I'm sorry to hear that you buried your wife". The Englishman
|
||
replied quietly, "I had to, old fellow. She was dead, y' know".
|
||
|
||
Tony had not been outside of New York City since he got off the
|
||
boat. One day he took a notion to get on a train and go to visit
|
||
his son and daughter-in-law who lived in Miami. When he arrived,
|
||
his son picked him up at the train station. "How was the train
|
||
ride, Dad?", he asked. "No good", the old man replied, "They no
|
||
letcha do nuthin on a train". "What do you mean,'They no letcha
|
||
do nuthin'?", the son asked. The father explained: "Im-a sittin
|
||
on-a the train for a long-a time. Pretty soon, Im-a get hungry, so
|
||
Im-a take out some-a salami an some-a bread. The conductor he come-a
|
||
by an say, 'If-a you wanna eat, you gotta go down to the dining-a
|
||
car'. I no want no trouble, so I put it away. Pretty soon Im-a
|
||
get thirsty, so I take-a out my jug an have a little vino. The
|
||
conductor come-a by an say, 'If-a you wanna drink you gotta go
|
||
down to the bar car'. Well I no want no trouble, so I go down to
|
||
the bar car. While Im in-a the bar car, I meet a nice-a girl.
|
||
One-a thing an another an pretty soon we go down to her compartment.
|
||
Things are just-a gettin really nice when the damn-a conductor
|
||
come-a by an holler,'No-fok-a Virginia! No-fok-a Virginia!'".
|
||
|
||
Of course there's the one about the Vietnamese cookbook:
|
||
"101 Ways to Wok your Dog".
|
||
|
||
A black man, a Jew, and an Italian were riding in the same
|
||
compartment on a european train. A fly flew into the compartment.
|
||
It flew around the black man's face for a while and was waved off.
|
||
It flew around the Jew's face for a while and was again shooed off.
|
||
It flew around the Italian's face for a while when the man, taking
|
||
careful aim, caught it and immediately popped it into his mouth.
|
||
Pretty soon, a second fly flew into the compartment.
|
||
It flew around the black man's face for a while and was waved off.
|
||
It flew around the Jew's face for a while and was again shooed off.
|
||
It flew around the Italian's face for a while when the man, taking
|
||
careful aim, caught it and immediately popped it into his mouth.
|
||
After a while, a third fly flew into the compartment.
|
||
It flew around the black man's face for a while and was waved off.
|
||
It flew around the Jew's face for a while. Then, taking careful aim,
|
||
he grabbed it and, turning to the Italian, said, "Do you want to
|
||
buy a fly?".
|
||
|
||
A Scotsman's little boy fell into the river and was drowning.
|
||
A man who happened to be walking by saw the boy's plight and
|
||
jumped in and rescued him. Thinking it was no big thing, he then
|
||
went home. A short time later, he got a phone call from the Scotsman
|
||
who asked if he was the man who had saved his son. The man said that
|
||
he was, whereupon the Scotsman asked him to come over to his house.
|
||
Assuming that he was going to get a reward, he was rather embarrassed,
|
||
but agreed to go to the Scotsman's house. When he got there, he
|
||
identified himself and modestly began to explain than it was really
|
||
not a big thing. But without waiting for an explanation, the
|
||
Scotsman looked him in the eye and said, "Well, wherrre's his hat?".
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Q. What do you call ten Jewish women in a basement?
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A. A whine cellar.
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A column of Italian soldiers was marching through the woods when
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they came to a small stream that they had to cross. As they
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approached the stream, they began to get sniper fire from the other
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side. So they fell back and sent out a scout to go downstream
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a ways, cross the river, and get rid of the sniper. They waited -
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and waited - and waited. They had just about given him up for lost
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when suddenly there was an incredible crashing through the brush.
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It was the scout in total panic. As he got within earshot, he
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screamed, "Run for your lives! It's a trap! There's two of them!".
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Of course, there's the one about the team of Italian astronauts
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who were planning a mission to the sun. Someone asked, "How are
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you going to keep from burning up?". "No problem", replied the
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astronaut, "We'll go at night".
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An Englishman was rowing on the Thames one Sunday afternoon when
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he dropped his oars into the water. As the poor fellow was drifting
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helplessly out to sea, he happened to come across another boat in
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which were a guy and a couple of girls. He hollered over to the
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guy, "Say mite, lend me one o' yer oars!". The fellow hollered back,
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"They ain't 'ores! It's me wife and sister!".
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There was a big medical convention at a plush resort located on a
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lake in upstate New York. Monday and Tuesday the doctors held their
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learned sessions. Wednesday was a free day, so all the doctors
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went fishing on the lake. Each had brought along his favorite bait.
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There was the throat specialist who had a jar full of tonsils that
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he had removed. Another had pieces of stomachs. Yet another had
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old appendixes that he had removed. And so it went. None of them
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||
was catching anything but a cold, except for one fellow who was
|
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off by himself in one corner of the lake. He was hauling in fish
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as if there were no tomorrow. One of the doctors who had been
|
||
watching this for some time finally paddled over to the guy in
|
||
frustration and said, "Excuse me Doctor, but I simply have to ask
|
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what on earth you are using for bait". The fellow replied in a
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heavy Jewish accent, "All right, so who's a doctor?".
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||
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An Italian guy came over from the old country and went to
|
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Southern California. First thing he did was to get a silver ice
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bucket and some expensive wines. Then he set himself up on the
|
||
beach and waited for the girls to arrive. Nobody paid a bit of
|
||
attention to him. Meanwhile, he noticed the local lifeguard who
|
||
had girls swarming all over him. So he went over and asked the
|
||
lifeguard how come he wasn't getting anywhere. The lifeguard
|
||
said, "Look man, this is Southern California. You gotta get with
|
||
the program. First you build up your muscles and get a real good
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tan. Then you get a skimpy pair of Bikini briefs. Then you get
|
||
a medium sized potato and put it in the briefs. Then stroll up
|
||
and down the beach and see what happens".
|
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The Italian followed the instructions. He signed up at the local
|
||
health spa, worked out on the weights, and spent his time under the
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||
sun lamp. Then he got himself a pair of skimpy Bikini briefs, put
|
||
a potato in the briefs, and hit the beach.
|
||
No results. Quite the contrary, every time he walked passed
|
||
a couple of girls they turned away in obvious disgust, "Gross!
|
||
Disgusting!". So he went back to the lifeguard and asked him how
|
||
come he still wasn't getting anywhere. The lifeguard took one look
|
||
at him and said in dismay, "Oh, no! You got the potato in the
|
||
wrong side!".
|
||
|
||
Q. How do you keep an Englishman happy in his old age?
|
||
A. You tell him jokes when he's young.
|
||
|
||
Q. What are the three most dangerous things in the world?
|
||
A. An Italian with brains, a Polack with money, and a Greek wearing
|
||
tennis shoes.
|
||
|
||
Q. Why don't black people marry Mexicans?
|
||
A. They are afraid the children would be too lazy to steal.
|
||
|
||
From LA:
|
||
Q. What's the fastest thing on two wheels?
|
||
A. An Arab on a bicycle going down Fairfax Avenue.
|
||
|
||
Q. What's the definition of mass confusion?
|
||
A. Fathers and Sons Day in Harlem.
|
||
|
||
There's also the one about the rock band that was banned from
|
||
performing in Israel. They called themselves "The Four Skins".
|
||
|
||
The Irishman who didn't have sense enough to come in out of the rain:
|
||
Paddy O'Furniture.
|
||
|
||
Two black dudes were standing in front of a Synagogue, when they
|
||
heard the sound of a horn from inside. One of them said, "Man,
|
||
dig dat crazy horn!". Pretty soon someone came out, and the dude
|
||
says, "Man, what's dat crazy horn we heard in dere?". The man
|
||
replied, "That was the rabbi blowing the Shofar". The dude turns
|
||
to his buddy and says, "Man, dey sho' treats de help good around
|
||
here!".
|
||
|
||
Q. How do you tell who the Irishman is on an oil drilling platform?
|
||
A. He's the one throwing bread to the helicopters.
|
||
|
||
Q. There are 100 Irishmen in a room. What is the sum of their IQ's?
|
||
A. 101 - One of them is the Prime Minister.
|
||
|
||
Alternate version:
|
||
Q. What has an IQ of 102?
|
||
A. Dublin.
|
||
|
||
Q. What's a level-headed Irishman?
|
||
A. One that dribbles out of both sides of his mouth.
|
||
|
||
Q. How do you identify an Italian airliner?
|
||
A. It has hair under the wings.
|
||
|
||
A man suffered a cardiac arrest and was effectively dead. After a
|
||
while, they managed to revive him, and someone asked, "What was it
|
||
like to be dead?". He replied, "Oh, I visited heaven, and then I
|
||
visited hell". "What was heaven like?", asked the questioner. "It
|
||
was sort of like Europe", said the man. "What do you mean, 'It was
|
||
like Europe'?". "Well, all the chefs were French, all the car
|
||
mechanics were German, all the watchmakers were Swiss, all the
|
||
lovers were Italian, and all the cops were English". Then the
|
||
questioner asked, "What was hell like?". The man replied,
|
||
"It was sort of like Europe, too". "What do you mean, 'It was like
|
||
Europe too'?". "Well, all the chefs were English, all the car
|
||
mechanics were Italian, all the watchmakers were Polish, all the
|
||
lovers were Greek, and all the cops were German".
|
||
|
||
A French couple were in bed making love when the telephone rang.
|
||
"You get it, dear", he said, "It's at your end".
|
||
|
||
A black guy was walking down the street having to pee something
|
||
awful. There was noplace to go, but he happened to notice a house
|
||
under construction. They were in the process of putting on the roof,
|
||
so there was nobody inside. When he thought no one was looking, he
|
||
sneaked inside the house, went into a corner, and began to take care
|
||
of the problem. Just then, the foreman walked in, saw him and said,
|
||
"Hey do you work here?" The black guy replied, "No, man." The
|
||
foreman said to him, "Well then, put down that roll of roofing paper
|
||
and get out of here!".
|
||
|
||
Q. What does Pontiac stand for?
|
||
A. Poor Old N_____ Thinks It's A Cadillac.
|
||
|
||
Q. Why do Jews have big noses?
|
||
A. Because air is free.
|
||
|
||
Q. What does a Jewish dirty old man say?
|
||
A. You wanna buy a piece of candy, little girl?
|
||
|
||
Q. French women prefer which American car?
|
||
A. The Os mobile.
|
||
|
||
RELIGIOUS
|
||
|
||
Q. Why don't Baptists make love standing up?
|
||
A. Because people might think they were dancing.
|
||
|
||
A Jewish couple had worked very hard to send their only son to
|
||
college. When the young man came home after his first year, the
|
||
first thing he said to his father was, "Guess what, Dad. I'm going
|
||
to be a Christian!" The father was crushed. Not knowing where to
|
||
turn, he went down to talk to Sam the tailor. "Sam, what should I
|
||
do?", he asked. "I work hard all my life to send my son to college, and
|
||
first thing he says is he wants to be a Christian". Sam replied,
|
||
"You know, that's a familiar story. I had a son too. I worked hard
|
||
to send him to college, and the first thing he told me was he wanted
|
||
to be a Christian. What can I tell you?" .
|
||
So he went down to talk to the Rabbi. "Rabbi, what should I
|
||
do?", he asked. "I work hard all my life to send my son to college, and
|
||
first thing he says is he wants to be a Christian". The Rabbi replied,
|
||
"You know, that's a familiar story. I had a son too. I worked hard
|
||
to send him to college, and the first thing he told me was he wanted
|
||
to be a Christian. What can I tell you?" .
|
||
So he went up to the mountain top to pray. "Lord, what should I
|
||
do?", he asked. "I work hard all my life to send my son to college, and
|
||
first thing he says is he wants to be a Christian". The mountain top
|
||
was flooded with light, and a voice of thunder said,
|
||
"You know, that's a familiar story...".
|
||
|
||
ROMAN CATHOLICS
|
||
|
||
Two leprechauns went up to a convent and knocked on the door.
|
||
When the sister answered, one of the leprechauns said, "Sister, do
|
||
you have any leprechaun nuns here?" The sister replied that they
|
||
did not. So he asked, "Well are there any leprechaun nuns in the
|
||
area?" She replied that she did not know of any. He persisted,
|
||
" Well are there any leprechaun nuns in the whole world?" She
|
||
said she did not know but didn't think so.
|
||
Whereupon his companion turned to him and said, "Sure and I told you
|
||
you were screwin' a penguin!"
|
||
|
||
A man went to confession and confessed that he had made love twelve
|
||
times in one night. Father asked him if he had been with someone
|
||
else's wife. The man said, "No, it was my own wife". Father said,
|
||
"Well, you don't have to confess that". The man replied, " I know,
|
||
but I had to tell somebody!".
|
||
|
||
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