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A couple of kids tried using pickles for a Ping-Pong game. They had
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the volley of the Dills.
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A banker fell over board. His friends couldn't find a life preserver.
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One asked, "Can you float alone?"
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The women at one college called a would be romeo a great natural athlete.
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He makes every broad jump.
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A filibuster, throughing your wait around.
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Molly invented a stainless-steel sink. It's called the Unbrownable Molly
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Sink.
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A reverend wanted to call another reverend. He told the operator, this
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is a parson to parson call.
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A farmer with lots of chickens posted the following sign. "Free Chickens.
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Our Coop Runneth Over."
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A friend got some vinegar in his ear, now he suffers from pickled
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hearing.
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Two brothers, Mort and Bill, like to sail. Mort is the expert. Bill
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is not the rigger Mort is.
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Inheritance taxes are getting so out of line, that the deceased family
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often doesn't have a legacy to stand on.
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The judge fined the offender fifty dollars and told him if he was caught
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again, he would be thrown in jail. Fine today, cooler tomorrow.
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A rock store was closed by the police, they were taking too much for
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granite.
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A man who keep stealing mopids was an obvious cycle-path.
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A man pleaded innocent of any wrong doing when caught by the police
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during a raid at the house of a mobster. His excuse, "I was making a bolt for
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the door."
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A farm in the country side had seven turkeys, it was known as the house
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of seven gobbles.
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A man was reading The Canterbury Tales at breakfast one saturday morning.
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His wife asked "What have you got there?" "Just my cup and Chaucer."
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A women was in love with fourteen soldiers, it platoonic.
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Max told his friend he didn't want to go for a hike in the hills. "I'm
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an anti-climb Max."
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Known as a tough, nasty umpire, the man in a foul mood upon walking
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into his home asked his son to come sit on his lap, "Not now dad, GI Joe
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is still on." The son never sits on a Brutish Umpire.
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A new wagon designed for LA rush hour traffic is called the Stationary
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wagon.
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An Uncle died, left several hundred clocks to a niece, she's busy winding
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up the estate.
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A Texan down on the range is suing for a divorce. He found his dear
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and an interloper playing.
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Two cheerleaders ended up married, they met by chants.
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Two cans of paint got married, later the bride whispered, "Darling,
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I think I'm pigment."
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Two boy silkworms pursued a luscious girl silkworm. They ended up in a
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tie.
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A doctor told the boy, "This injection won't hurt a bit." That's an MD
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promise.
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Advice to ice skaters: You can't always tell a brook by its cover.
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A guru hops around often, he's known as the Kan Guru.
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A hermit was arrested after driving a hundred miles an hour, the charge
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was recluse driving.
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What do they call a man who builds twenty boats a month? Sir Launchalot.
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The clerks of a store went on strike. Things were fine until the owner
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found out one of the picketers had had smallpox. The owner called the union,
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"This time you've gone to far. My picket has been pocked."
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A swami stopped in at the butcher shop and asked for butcher for a pound
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of liver, but the dishonest butcher weighed down upon the swami's liver.
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A prospector marched into an assayer's office and planted two huge
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nuggests
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on the counter. "Well, don't just stand there, assay something!"
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Indian Chief Shortcake died, so Squaw bury Shortcake.
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An Indian family with sixteen kids was just one big Hopi family.
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A fortune-teller started laughing seconds after looking into his crystal
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ball. The client hit him. "Why did you do that" "My mother always told
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me to strike a happy medium."
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An American family sent some poor cousins in East Germany a package
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of food. Weeks later when they heard it still had not arrived, cabled the
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cousins with "Cheer up, the wurst is yet to come."
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A man walks into Red Square on day screaming "Gorbachov's an idiot!
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Gorbachov's an idiot." Well, the KGB chased him around for awhile until
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they finally caught him. They immediately took him to court where the
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judge decided on his sentence. The poor fellow was given exactly 10 years
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and seven days in jail. Two days for disturbing the peace, five days for
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insulting the leader, and ten years for revealing a state secret!!!
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An inspector was making the rounds of the communal farms in his district,
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and he approached a potato farmer. "How was the potato harvest this season,
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comrade?" he demanded. "Excellent, excellent," exclaimed the farmer, "our
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potatoes could be piled high enough to reach the toe of God!" A bit taken
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aback, the inspector said, "But comrade, this is the Soviet Union; there
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is no God." Replied the farmer, "That's no problem, because there aren't
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any potatoes, either."
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"In News, there is no truth; and in Truth there is no news."
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I guess it makes more sense in russian.. Pravda is truth, and Isvestia is
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news. The two big Soviet papers: Pravda and Isvestia.
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Seems the Department of Information Services (Ministry of Propaganda) was
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out
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in the field, taking 'the Rewolution" to the people: explaining the
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fundamentals
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of Socialism to the populace to bolster popularity. A member of the Department
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was out talking to a farmer in Siberia...
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Official: So you see, comrade, dat it iz de way Marx explained: "From each
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according to his abilities, to each according to his needs." You understand?
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Farmer: (confused) Nyet...
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O: OK. Iz like dis: Say a comrade has two cows. Ve take one cow from him and
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give it to comrade that has no cow. Dat is de Rewolution. You see?
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F: (Happily) Da, Da! Iz good!
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O: And if a comrade has two tractors, ve take one of his tractors and give to
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man who has no tractors. Da?
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F: (Very excited) Da! Da! Is WERY good!
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O: And if a comrade has two cheekens, ve give one cheeken to man who has no
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cheekens. Da?
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F: Nyet! Iz not good!
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O: Vy iz not good?
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F: (Despondently) I have two cheekens...
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A badger is quietly walking through Red Square. He sees two rabbits,
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running just as fast as they can, come from one street.
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Badger: "Wait! Why are you running!?"
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Rabbit 1: "The KGB is arresting all the camels!"
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Badger: "But you're rabbits!"
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Rabbit 2: "Yeah, but try telling the KGB that!"
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Diplomacy is the ability to tell someone to "Go to hell" in such a way
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that
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he looks forward to the trip.
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Knock, knock. Who's there? Acid. Acid who? Acid down and be quiet.
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Ammmonia. Ammonia who? Ammonia bird in a gilded cage.
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Barbara. Barbara who? Barbara black sheep, have you any wool...?
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Barry. Barry who? Barry me not on the lone prairie.
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Cereal. Cereal who? Cereal pleasure to meet you.
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Dennis. Dennis who? Dennis, anyone?
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Dwaine. Dwaine who? Quick, dwain the bathtub, I'm dwowning!
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Egypt. Egypt who? Egypt me and I want my mummy back!
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The invisble man. Well, tell him I can't see him.
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Irish stew. Irish stew who? Irish stew in the name of the law.
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You're a lady. You're a lady who? I didn't know you could yodel.
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Q. Why did the moron throw the butter out the window?
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A. Because he wanted to see a butterfly.
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Q. Why did the little moron throw margarine out of
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the window?
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A. He wanted to see an imitation butterfly.
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Q. Why did the little moron throw his clock out
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of the window?
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A. He wanted to see time fly.
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Q. Why did the little moron drive his truck off a cliff?
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A. He wanted to test his air brakes.
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Q. What did the little moron do when he learned that
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he was going to die?
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A. He went into the living room.
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Q. Why did the little moron drive his car into a tree?
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A. He wanted to hear its bark.
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Q. The little moron and his friend were climbing up a
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cliff. His friend fell off. Why didn't the little
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moron fall off as well?
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A. Because he was a little mor(e) on.
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It was three o'clock in the morning when the moron's
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phone rang, so he trudged from his seventh-floor bedroom
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all the way down to the ground-floor drawing-room to
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answer it.
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"Hello?", said the moron.
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"Hello" said the voice at the other end. "Is that
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one-one-one-one-one-one?"
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"No", said the moron. "This is eleven-eleven-eleven."
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"Oh," said the voice at the other end, "I must have the
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wrong number. I'm terribly sorry for disturbing you."
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"Oh, that's all right", said the moron. "I had to get
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up anyway to answer this blasted phone!"
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Q. Why did the very little moron drown in the kitchen sink?
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A. He was trying to learn tap dancing.
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Q. How can you tell when a little moron has been using your
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terminal?
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A. There's white-out all over the screen.
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The little moron was strolling downtown one day
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when he spotted a man walking in the opposite direction
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who was being followed by twenty penguins. The man had
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a worried look on his face, which is perfectly normal
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because everyone knows how dangerous a bunch of penguins
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can be if cornered.
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"What are you doing?" asked the little moron.
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"I'm supposed to take these penguins to the zoo, but
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if I do, I'll miss my appointment. Would it be possible
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for you to take them there for me?" the man asked.
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"No problem", replied the little moron.
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About three hours later, the man was on the way out of his
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meeting when he saw the little moron going the other way, away
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>from the zoo, and behind him followed the twenty penguins.
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The man ran over to meet him.
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"What do you think you're doing?" asked the man.
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"Well, I took the penguins to the zoo like you wanted,
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but they got tired, so now I'm taking them to a movie!"
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A newspaper headline: "Escaped Leopard Believed Spotted!"
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Los Angeles Times, February 8:
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At 3,998 meters, the Fletschhorn just fails to make the exclusive club of
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a string of peaks known as the "4,000ers," such as the 4,478-meter Matterhorn.
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A surprising number of mountain climbers decide against climbing the
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Fletschhorn
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because it is a couple of meters short of of 4,000. This represents a loss
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of revenue for local merchants, who have decided to spend $72,000 to add
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some rocks to the top of the Fletschhorn to take it up to 4,000 meters.
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Daffynitions
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Meter maid: Windshield viper ?
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Subject: Swiftiers
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"No negroes allowed!" Jim crowed.
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"You can do it!" Pep talked.
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"She sure is feisty!" Tom bouyed.
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"This is a feline smilee." Tom catted.
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"This is a *wild* feline smilee." Bob catted.
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"He is tall, dark and handsome." Dee scribed.
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"I want to have your children!" Dee sired.
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"I'm reporting that graffitti." Dee filed.
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"I'm going to lure them out." said Dee coyly.
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"I'll vote for him." Dee sided.
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"To pee or not to pee?" the Miss quoted.
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"Of course I'll cooperate." Al lied.
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"I heard a rumor about you." Al edged.
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"This is how we program." Flo charted
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"Follow me." the Miss led. (okok, so "Cool and the Gang" thought it up first)
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"This is a soft bed." Matt rested.
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"This isn't digital." Anna logged.
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You might have noticed the news story yesterday from Leesburg, Va, (where
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the Xerox training center is and from where I am writing), about a baby being
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born from a frozen embryo:
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Would this kid always wear a sweater, like even in the shower?
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Would he look at things in a particular way, such as, when asked about the
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paint for a wall, say, 'I think we need something warmer.'
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Would he, when buying a new car, first ask about the heater?
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Shy away from refrigerators?
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Be active in the movement to eliminate freon from the environment?
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Make others raise their eyebrows when,, later in life at cocktail parties,
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he would get concerned as ice cubes melted?
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Would they never let their tongues touch metal, for fear it would stick?
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Would cryogenic storage after death be like a return to the womb?
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There was a young fellow named Dave,
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who kept a dead whore in a cave,
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He said, "I admit,
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I'm a bit of a shit,
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but think of the money I save!"
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from the depths of the crypt at St Giles
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came a scream which resounded for miles
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said the vicar "Good Gracious!
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has Father Ignacius
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forgotten the bishop has piles?"
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LUCASFILM TO SEND ACTORS TO JUPITER
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Marin (KPI) -- LucasFilm and Industrial Light & Magic today revealed
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plans to film the third Star Wars trilogy in orbit around Jupiter. The
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actors and film crew for the movies will be the first human beings ever
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to venture outside the orbit of Mars. "Due to the rising price of
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special effects, and the public's demand for ever more realism, filming
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on location is simply the only way we can hope to break even at the box
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office," a spokesthing for LucasFilm told reporters. Since the journey
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will last many months, cryogenic hibernation technology -- first
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developed by ILM to keep actors for the second trilogy young -- will be
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used for all humans on board. The ship will be piloted by an ILM 203
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mobile computer, who will also play the part of R2D2 in the films. The
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rest of the ship crew is still under construction. The launch is
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scheduled for February 20, 2020, and will take place in Florida, where
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ILM will temporarily take over Pad B of Disneyworld's popular "Moon Ride,"
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the largest launch facility in the U.S. "It's not the most
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economical launch window," a Disney spokesthing said, "but it is the off-season,
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and we wouldn't want to deprive any kid of a chance to visit the moon."
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With today's technology we were able to put a man on the moon. But then
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why can't we put a man on Martina? (tennis)
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He: They have a new pill that will relieve suffering from PMS - do you want
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any ?
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She: Why would you ask ? I don't suffer from PMS.
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He: You're right - YOU don't suffer from PMS.
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My uncle was a young man growing up on the farm and had twin sisters
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slightly younger than he was. He was walking in the pasture one
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day when he spotted them approaching but still some distance away.
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Spotting an old pail lying nearby, he quickly set it upside down over a
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large, fresh cow pie and sat down on the pail. When the sisters
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reached him, they demanded to know what he had under the pail but
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he refused to tell them. After they begged and pleaded for a time,
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he said, "Oh, all right. I'll lift the pail and whoever grabs it
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first can have it." Then he lifted the pail a bit, the sisters made
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a grab for whatever was under it, and IT WAS A TIE!
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how about:
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call up any type of place that is large enough to have to page to locate a
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customer.....
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Ask for Michael Hunt (then say everyone calls him Mike)
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over the paging speaker: is Mike Hunt here? has anyone seen Mike Hunt
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(My Cunt) (works best if pager is female...)
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Courtesy of PeeWee on the old "Porky's" movies...
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Q: How many hackers does it take to screw in a light bulb?
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A: Zero. Nobody knew they were there.
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Bumper sticker seen the other day....
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"Save the forests....Wipe your ass with a spotted owl."
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Some other things that never happen on Star Trek...
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>>A redshirt sneaks down a deserted corridor, turns a corner, and suddenly
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has a surprise birthday party.
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>>A redshirt manages to avoid the thrown knife, phaser shot, arrow, or
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whatever.
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>>McCoy says, "On second thought, maybe I'm a carpenter and NOT a doctor
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after all."
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>>The deflector shields hold through the duration of the battle.
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>>Kirk meets a woman whom he's known for years but never had sex with.
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>>Sulu and Chekov get to do something interesting.
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>>Kirk says, "Uhura, I'm frightened."
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>>Kirk gets Court-martialed for violating the Prime Directive.
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>>A Klingon says to a companion, "Hey, I like you."
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>>Harry Mudd manages to turn a healthy profit selling something legal.
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>>An android race turns out to be completely friendly and not threatening
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or menacing in any way.
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>>Some patient of McCoy's who's NOT a central character lives.
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>>Riker manages to avoid seeming like a William Shatner clone.
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>>The crew of the original Enterprise disperse, Sulu gets his own ship, and
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nobody suffers major emotional trauma.
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>>A major character dies and isn't resurrected.
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>>The mysterious a giant threatening object is on a direct course for some
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world other than Earth.
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>>Somebody says, "You know, the Enterprise-D looks really stupid! What is
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it, a `Close Encounters' reject???"
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>>Artificial intelligence and android technology make human exploration of
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the galaxy obsolete.
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>>McCoy says, "He'll live, Jim."
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There was a young lady from Gaul
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Who wore a newspaper dress to the ball
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But the dress caught on fire
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And burned her entire
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Front page, sporting section, and all!
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WHY DO POLISH PEOPLE ONLY GO TO MOVIES IN GROUPS OF 17 OR MORE?
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BECAUSE THE SIGN OUTSIDE STATES " UNDER SEVENTEEN NOT ADMITED! "
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Did y ou hear about the Scottish Kamikaze pilot?
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He crashed his plane in his brother's junkyard.
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What do 32 Iraqi women in one place have?
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A full set of teeth!
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HOW DO YOU CLEAR OUT AND IRAQI BINGO HALL?
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CALL OUT "B-52".
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DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THE NEW BAGHDAD ROCK GROUP?
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NO KIDS ON THE BLOCK.
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The first grade teacher assigns her class to use the word "contagious" in
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a sentence. The next day, she asks who has their assignment done. Little
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Mary goes first, "Mommy told daddy not to kiss her for a week because she
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has a cold and its contagious". "Very good", said the teacher and calls
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on little Peter. "When I have a cold and sneeze, I use a handkerchief
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because I am contagious". "Excellent", said the teacher and called on
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Johnny (the foul mouth of the class). "My dad and I went for a ride in
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the country and saw this woman on a tall ladder painting a giant barn with
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a little bitty brush and my dad said that if she didn't get a bigger
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brush, it would take that contagious to finish the barn"!
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While watching last night's news, I heard the ultimate lawyer joke. It
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wasn't meant to be funny but here's the exchange:
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"If that is so stupid, why is Sadaam doing it?
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Answer (I swear I'm not making this up) "That's simple. He's not a
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trained military man, he's a lawyer.)
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King Hussein was on his throne when his aide ran to him saying,
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"Both Sadaam Hussein and the Pope are waiting to see you...who
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do you want to see?" The King thought a moment, and said, "send in
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the Pope, at least I only have to kiss his ring."
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"We've got 700,000 attorneys at law
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And no-one can tell me what we need them all for...
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...he walks in to the room with a briefcase like a bomb
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A smile on both faces, and he calls it aplomb
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He wants a bite of your apple, hands you back the peel.
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He's fresh out of law school, and he's got a license to steal."
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A man invites his lawyer and accountant into his office. "Gentlemen, " he
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says, "I have a simple question. How much is two plus two?"
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The accountant clears his throat and says that he thinks it's probably
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four, but he can't be sure without a full audit.
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The lawyer says to the accountant, "excuse us please." The accountant
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leaves. The lawyer goes to the door, opens it, looks both ways up and down
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the hall, closes it carefully, and sits back down. Leaning accross the
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desk, he whispers conspiritorially, "How much would you like it to be?"
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So I hear that the highway department came to the scene of the accident
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where 25 feet of skid marks led up to the skunk. The highway department
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picked up the first victim and gave him a proper burial, taking pains to
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notify the family of the tragedy. Of course they had to put clothes pins
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on their noses and rubber gloves on before they could remove the lawyer...
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Did you hear the one about the lion who ate the lawyer?
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Had to lick his butt afterwards to get rid of the taste!
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||
These answers were provided by children during Confirmation classes.
|
||
Christians have only one wife. That is called monotony.
|
||
The First Commandment was when Eve told Adam to eat the apple.
|
||
Lot's wife was a pillar of salt by day..and a ball of fire by night.
|
||
The natives of Macedonia did not believe, so Paul got stoned.
|
||
|
||
This preacher lost his bicycle and looked all over and could not find it.
|
||
About mid week he was talking to one of his brother preacher and told him
|
||
that someone had stolen his bicycle. Second preacher told him, "On Sunday
|
||
when you are giving the service work in the Ten Commandments and when you
|
||
get to the one on Thou Shelt Not Steal, the person who took you bicycle
|
||
will return it."
|
||
On Monday the second preacher saw the first one riding his bicycle and
|
||
said, "Well I see it worked."
|
||
First preacher replied, "It sure did, whe I got to Thout Shalt Not Commit
|
||
Adultery, I remembered where I left my bicycle."
|
||
|
||
This ol country preacher (have to be careful so I am not racist) met a
|
||
member of his flock one day and saw she was pregnant and her husband had
|
||
died over a year ago. He informed her she had been a sinnin and she told
|
||
him no, she had had intercourse with his ghost.
|
||
He said impossible and she informed him it was true. So he said ok, for
|
||
Sunday's sermon I will work it in and ask if any of the brothers and
|
||
sister have had intercourse with a ghost.
|
||
Come Sunday, during the service he asked the question and ol' Tobe in the
|
||
back of the church was half a sleep and he raised his hand. Preacher said
|
||
Toby you mean to say you had intercourse with a ghost. He said, "Ghost?
|
||
I thought you said goat!"
|
||
|
||
A young man was working in the produce department of a grocery store when
|
||
a customer came up to him and asked if he could buy a half of head of
|
||
lettuce. He said he would check with his manager, however did not notice
|
||
that the customer was following him to the back of the store. As he
|
||
approached his manager he said " There is some a--hole in the front that
|
||
would like to buy a half a head of lettuce". His manager noticing the man
|
||
in back of the young man said "Is this the person that wants to buy a half
|
||
a head of lettuce?" The young man quickly replied "No, this gentleman
|
||
would like to buy the other half!!" The manager was so impressed on how
|
||
diplomatically the young man handled the situation he asked im to
|
||
temporaily manage the entire produce department the following week while
|
||
he took a trip to Canada. The young man thanked him for the opportunity
|
||
and asked "Why are you going to Canada, after all the only things in
|
||
Canada are whores and Hockey players. His manager replied that he was
|
||
going to visit his fiancee to which the young man replied " Really, what
|
||
team does she play for?"
|
||
|
||
Q: What do you call a group of Iraq women walking into a singles bar?
|
||
A: Incoming SCUDS
|
||
|
||
Did you hear which major department store is considering opening a couple
|
||
of stores in IRAQ?
|
||
TARGET!
|
||
|
||
Q: DID YOU HEAR IRAQ HAS A NEW NATIONAL FLAG?
|
||
A: It is white with a white stripe and a white star!
|
||
|
||
Why is the camel called "the ship of the desert"?
|
||
Because they're full of Iraqi semen.
|
||
|
||
Three vampires walked into a bar and sat at a corner table. The barmaid
|
||
walked over and asked what they would like to drink. The first one
|
||
ordered a blood. The second one ordered the same. The third one said
|
||
that he was on a diet and ordered a plasma.
|
||
The barmaid yelled to the bartender, "Two bloods and a blood lite!"
|
||
|
||
What's the difference between a Canadian Hockey player and an Iraqi woman?
|
||
The Hockey player takes a shower after three periods.
|
||
|
||
What do a vaccuum cleaner and an Iraqi Tank have in common?
|
||
They both suck.
|
||
|
||
What's the difference between the two?
|
||
The vaccuum cleaner has only one dirt bag in it.
|
||
|
||
Ol' preacher was giving his sermon one Sunday and it was about the sins of
|
||
life. So during the service he started asking questions on what the flock
|
||
had been doing the last week. He asked how many had been a hein' and a
|
||
shein'. Some raised there hand. Then he asked how many had been a shein'
|
||
and a shein' and a few raised their hands. Then he asked how many had
|
||
been a hein' and a hein' and a few more raised there hand. Their sat ol
|
||
Tobe in the back and he never raised his hand. Bro' asked Tobe if he
|
||
hadn't done anything in the past week. He said, "Brother, yo didn't say
|
||
anything about a me n' and a me n'."
|
||
|
||
This gal from the deep south said, "Tobe, when yall' goin take me
|
||
Flordia." Tobe says, " I's not takin you Florida," and she says, "Yo did
|
||
too," and he says, I's did not." She says, "Yo promised to Tampa wit me
|
||
when I's turn sixteen."
|
||
|
||
Three clergyman were such good friends that they decided to chip in to
|
||
buy a car. After they got the car home they each had to dedicate it in
|
||
their own way. The priest sprinkled Holy water on it, the Baptist ran
|
||
it through a carwash and the rabbi cut 2 inches off the tailpipe.
|
||
|
||
A Priest and a Rabbi got together for dinner every year in December to
|
||
celebrate the holidays of Xmas and Hannukah. The Priest ordered a ham
|
||
steak and the Rabbi some boiled chicken. The Priest said to the Rabbi that
|
||
every year for the past four or five that he promised he would try the
|
||
ham. The rabbi said that he was not ready yet. When the priest finally
|
||
pressed him for an answer as to when he would finally give in and try the
|
||
ham, the Rabbi replied "at your wedding."
|
||
|
||
This guy dies and goes to heaven. St. Peter mees him at the pearly gates
|
||
and tells him to join a group of other newcomers to get the 10 cent tour.
|
||
After checking out a few rooms on the first floor, they get into an
|
||
elevator to see the rest of the place. As they get in, St. Peter tells
|
||
them to be especially quiet as they go by the 5 th floor. On the way
|
||
back down he warns them again to be very quiet as they go by the 5 th
|
||
floor. When they get to the street floor, our guy asks, 'why do we
|
||
have to be so quiet when we go by the 5 th floor?'. St. Peter replies
|
||
'that's where the Baptists are and they think they're the only ones here'!
|
||
|
||
What do you call an Iraqi with a sheep under one arm and a goat under
|
||
the other? (Bisexual.)
|
||
|
||
What do you call an Iraqi with a sheep under each arm? (A pimp.)
|
||
|
||
What do you call an Iraqi who has sex with donkeys? (Normal.)
|
||
|
||
On a completely different note, what did the aspiring Zen Buddhist say
|
||
to the hot dog vendor? "Make me one with everything."
|
||
|
||
Who is the smallest man mentioned in the New Testament?
|
||
Peter.
|
||
(He slept on his watch)
|
||
|
||
When is the first mention of Baseball in the Bible?
|
||
Gensis, Chapter 1, verse 1.
|
||
"In the big inning, ..."
|
||
|
||
When is the first time motorcycles are mentioned in the bible?
|
||
When David's Triumph was heard throughout the land.
|
||
|
||
Who was the greatest financier in the Bible?
|
||
Pharaoh's Daughter.
|
||
(She drew a prophet from the rushes at the bank.)
|
||
(That's Moses, get it?)
|
||
|
||
I never knew the Bible as such a gold mine of comedy material.
|
||
Must be cuz it had such good writers!
|
||
|
||
When is tennis firt mentioned in the bible?
|
||
The Genesis account of when Joseph served in Pharoah's court
|
||
|
||
Why did the Detroit Pistons want to sign Sadam Hussain????
|
||
Because he's the only player who can shoot over Jordan.
|
||
|
||
A businessman is caught in Iraq and hauled off to jail as a spy.
|
||
After a few days he is taken to Saddam where he pleads for his life.
|
||
Saddam asks his mullah for advice and the mullah says:
|
||
"According to the ancient law of the land, this man can only prove
|
||
he is not a spy by doing the following 3 things:
|
||
1) He must drink an entire gallon of our strongest wine without
|
||
spilling a single drop, then,
|
||
2) He must pull a single tooth from of the mouth of our most
|
||
ravenous tiger, and finally,
|
||
3) He must make passionate love to the ugliest and oldest woman
|
||
in the land.
|
||
"Only then, said the mullah, can this man prove he is not a spy!".
|
||
So the man agrees to the test.
|
||
He drinks an entire gallon of wine and doesnt spill a drop!
|
||
Then, very drunk, he is thrown into a cage where a roaring tiger
|
||
jumps on him -- there's all this roaring and screaming as the tiger
|
||
and the businessman fight it out.
|
||
Finally, after more than a few hours, the businessman stumbles out
|
||
of the tiger's cage, drunk and bloodied, his clothes ripped off his
|
||
back and falls flat on his face at the feet of Saddam...
|
||
"Alright (hic!), the businessman says to Saddam, now where's that
|
||
old lady who wants a tooth pulled!".
|
||
|
||
--------------------------------
|
||
The Top 10 Rejected Life Saver Flavors
|
||
--------------------------------------
|
||
#10 Disembowelment
|
||
#9 Pineapple Noriega
|
||
#8 Marion Berry
|
||
#7 Fruit of the Loom
|
||
#6 Sonny & Cherry
|
||
#5 Anton Figg
|
||
#4 Steel Lock Washers
|
||
#3 Suck this
|
||
#2 ?
|
||
#1 Rashberry
|
||
|
||
I heard on CNN early this morning that the CIA has captured Saddam
|
||
Hussein's son an now they are going back to "Bag Dad" !!!
|
||
|
||
Q. Why is snow like sex?
|
||
A. Because you don't know how many inches you're going to get nor how
|
||
long it will last!
|
||
|
||
Everyday Miss Nun would ride from the convent into town to the market.
|
||
And as it happens one very persistent cop on a bike (Jan van der Merwe)
|
||
would let her pull over to the side of the road and administer a drunken-
|
||
ness test (breath-a-lyzer test) on Miss Nun.
|
||
This happens for 3 months, after which poor Miss Nun is almost in tears.
|
||
She tells Mother Superior of Bad Cop Van der Merwe and that she has to
|
||
do the breath-a-lyzer each day! Mother Superior calms Miss Nun down and
|
||
tells her that the following day she would accompany her to the town market.
|
||
Next day Miss Nun and Mother Superior on the way to the market and as per
|
||
usual Van lets her pull over. He parks his bike in front of the car, and
|
||
gets his ticket book out and walks over to the car, with Miss Nun and Mother
|
||
Superior inside....and (shock!) his pants drop down!
|
||
Mother Superior gawks at Miss Nun and exclaims, "So _this_ is the
|
||
breath-a-lyzer you talked about!"
|
||
|
||
You know you are getting old when:
|
||
- you go upstairs to the bathroom and wonder why your in there when you arrive
|
||
- the checkout girl at the supermarket says "plastic or paper" and you
|
||
answer "check"
|
||
- it takes you all night to do what you used to do all night
|
||
- you are out with the boys for a drink and you want to get home
|
||
by 11pm to watch the news
|
||
- you are at party and you don't fancy sleeping over in a sleeping
|
||
bag on the nice hard floor
|
||
- after your third beer you really fancy a cup of tea
|
||
- you dunk your biscuits in your tea
|
||
|
||
Q: Name 3 famous people who where shot in the back of the head?
|
||
1. Abraham Lincoln
|
||
2. John F. Kennedy
|
||
3. The person in the seat in front of Pee Wee Herman.
|
||
|
||
--------------------------------------------------
|
||
Complete Guide to
|
||
PARALLEL INTERFACE
|
||
for the
|
||
Computer Literate
|
||
|
||
Select your desired CPU and initiate your standard word
|
||
processing program to determine compatibility of this CPU
|
||
for interface.
|
||
|
||
(Helpful Hint: once CPU compatibility is established, you
|
||
may wish to determine a password which will initiate
|
||
immediate interface session signon. This avoids needless
|
||
future repetition of the word processing program).
|
||
|
||
Locate your CPU in a warm, comfortable location away from
|
||
drafts, dust, and unnecessary acoustical interference.
|
||
Place your CPU on a worksurface with sufficient support,
|
||
preferably at an ergonomically proper work height. It is
|
||
recommended that any surface on which you place your CPU be
|
||
covered with a static mat, or, if you choose to locate your
|
||
CPU on the floor, that the surface be protected by a carpet
|
||
with a static rating of 1.5KV or less.
|
||
|
||
Remove any software or peripherals from your mainframe and
|
||
that of your CPU (or at least remove software from the
|
||
lowercase mainframe) to expose the input/output devices. You
|
||
should fully monitor your CPU, preview its hardware and
|
||
locate input ports.
|
||
|
||
Decide upon the position in which your program session will
|
||
be executed: horizontal format or vertical format. (Note:
|
||
for horizontal format, determine which CPU will be in the
|
||
override position). At this time, it is helpful for both
|
||
CPUs to wrap tabs around the other to better accommodate
|
||
interlink.
|
||
|
||
Center the output CPU mouse between the tabs surrounding the
|
||
parallel port of the input CPU and merge.
|
||
|
||
Repeatedly toggle your mouse between back-up and return. It
|
||
is advised to monitor your CPU display for any signs of
|
||
glare. It is also advised to maintain your baud rate at a
|
||
reasonable level to prevent breaks. If all hardware systems
|
||
continue to function properly, at some point you will
|
||
achieve macro, at which time input of data will occur.
|
||
|
||
Once data transmission is complete, remove your mouse and
|
||
log out of the interface session. You will now begin the
|
||
recover phase.
|
||
|
||
Remember: There's no on-line HELP function, so easy DOS it!
|
||
|
||
|
||
|
||
|
||
GLOSSARY OF TERMS COMMONLY USED IN INTERFACE:
|
||
|
||
ABORT: deletion of copies created through parallel interface
|
||
|
||
BACK-UP: reverse line feed, removal of the mouse from the
|
||
parallel port (also called REMOVE, BACKSPACE)
|
||
|
||
BAUD RATE: speed at which parallel interface occurs
|
||
|
||
BITS: discrete particles of data (HINT: It is advised to
|
||
keep a static wipe handy to mop up any bits which might
|
||
escape onto the worksurface during parallel interface).
|
||
|
||
BREAK: an emergency interface session termination caused by
|
||
failure of hardware components
|
||
|
||
COMMANDS: word processing program blocks used by the CPU in
|
||
control
|
||
|
||
CONTROL: whichever CPU is initiating signon session (See
|
||
RULER)
|
||
|
||
COPY: a duplicate CPU which can be created through interface
|
||
|
||
CPU: Copulation Participatory Unit
|
||
|
||
CURSOR: a word processing program executed by incompatible
|
||
CPUs; also commonly heard if BREAK or ESCAPE sequence is
|
||
initiated during interface
|
||
|
||
DATA: transmissible particles of copy text
|
||
|
||
DISPLAY: portion of the uppercase mainframe where the
|
||
monitors and the word processing output device are stored
|
||
|
||
DOUBLE DENSITY: multiple interlinks during a single signon
|
||
session
|
||
|
||
DOUBLE SIDE: an attribute of interface in which more than
|
||
one position is used during interlink
|
||
|
||
DUST COVER: another term for software for your mainframe
|
||
|
||
ENTER: (See MERGE)
|
||
|
||
FLOPPY DISKS: a common attribute of input CPUs, not
|
||
advisable to be commented upon in the word processing
|
||
program
|
||
|
||
FOOTERS: a variation of interface in which certain lowercase
|
||
mainframe tabs are deployed (refer to ADVANCED FEATURES)
|
||
|
||
GLARE: a possible attribute of the input CPU display if
|
||
interlink is not acceptable
|
||
|
||
|
||
HARD DISK: a anomalous condition of the floppy disks;
|
||
suggest scheduling a maintenance/repair call
|
||
|
||
HARD DRIVE: an emergency line feed procedure which can be
|
||
initiated if the input CPU does not readily accept
|
||
connection with the ouput CPU mouse - NOT RECOMMENDED
|
||
OPERATING PROCEDURE (See also RAM)
|
||
|
||
HEADERS: a variation of interface in which the output CPU
|
||
inserts its mouse into the input CPUs word processing output
|
||
device
|
||
|
||
HIGH DENSITY: also known as "highly dense", a common
|
||
attribute of the computer literate, as shown by the need for
|
||
the creation of this manual
|
||
|
||
INPUT: transmission of data from output CPU to input CPU
|
||
|
||
INPUT CPU: the CPU (copulation participatory unit) which
|
||
receives data from the output CPU
|
||
|
||
INTERLINK: the act of connecting compatible CPUs through
|
||
parallel interface
|
||
|
||
LINE FEED: the action of insertion of the output CPU mouse
|
||
into the input CPU parallel port
|
||
|
||
LOG OUT: removal of the mouse upon termination of the
|
||
interface session
|
||
|
||
LOWERCASE: area of the mainframe where the mouse and mouse
|
||
pad are stored on the output CPU, and the parallel port is
|
||
stored on the input CPU
|
||
|
||
MACRO: the phase of interlink during which CPUs achieve
|
||
maximum sensory overload; also when output CPUs input data
|
||
to input CPUs
|
||
|
||
MAINFRAME: the hardware system of the CPU
|
||
|
||
MERGE: initiating interlink
|
||
|
||
MODEM: a slang term, short for "more of them", signifying
|
||
the desire of a CPU to initiate a signon interface session
|
||
or to create a double density interface session
|
||
|
||
MONOCHROME MONITOR: attribute given to analyzing your
|
||
mainframe or hardware in poor ambient lighting conditions,
|
||
leading to being only able to see the mainframe in black and
|
||
white.
|
||
|
||
MOUSE: a slang term for the output CPU's data transmission
|
||
device
|
||
|
||
MOUSE PAD: area of the mainframe on the output CPU where the
|
||
mouse is stored
|
||
|
||
|
||
ON: as in "Turn On", the act of preparing the input CPU for
|
||
interlink and data transmission
|
||
|
||
OUTPUT CPU: the CPU which transmits data to the input CPU
|
||
|
||
OVERRIDE: descriptive term for whichever CPU assumes the
|
||
superior position during parallel interface
|
||
|
||
PARALLEL INTERFACE: interlink between consenting CPUs
|
||
|
||
PARALLEL PORT: area of the mainframe on the input CPU into
|
||
which the mouse of the output CPU is inserted during
|
||
parallel interface
|
||
|
||
PAUSE: a short interval between interlinks in double density
|
||
signon sessions
|
||
|
||
PC Jrs: Slang term for CPU copies which can be created
|
||
through parallel interface if preventive precautions are not
|
||
taken (See Surge Protector)
|
||
|
||
PC PROGRAM: a Personal Copulation Program developed by a
|
||
CPU, usually involving a complex series of interface program
|
||
variations (NOTE: requires EXTENDED MEMORY)
|
||
|
||
PERIPHERALS: like software, additional coverings of the
|
||
mainframe, commonly connected to auditory input devices or
|
||
other tabs. (Examples: earrings, watch, necklace, etc.)
|
||
|
||
RAM: an emergency line feed procedure which can be initiated
|
||
if the input CPU does not readily accept interlink with the
|
||
ouput CPU mouse - NOT RECOMMENDED OPERATING PROCEDURE (See
|
||
also HARD DRIVE)
|
||
|
||
RECOVER: interval between initiation of new interface signon
|
||
sessions
|
||
|
||
RETURN: replacement of the output CPU mouse into the input
|
||
CPU parallel port after BACK-UP is executed (See BACK-UP)
|
||
|
||
ROM: (acronym for "Really Orgasmic, Man!"), describes the
|
||
sensory condition during the MACRO phase of parallel
|
||
interface during which the output CPU transmits data to the
|
||
input CPU
|
||
|
||
RULER: the CPU initiating interface signon
|
||
|
||
SELECT: the process of determining the compatibility of CPU
|
||
operating programs
|
||
|
||
SERIAL INTERFACE: interface between more than two CPUs
|
||
during a signon session (SEE ADVANCED FEATURES)
|
||
|
||
SHIFT: attribute of double sided interlink when the position
|
||
of one of the CPUs is edited
|
||
|
||
|
||
SIGNON SESSION: the interval during which parallel interface
|
||
occurs
|
||
|
||
SINGLE DENSITY: only one interlink during a signon session
|
||
|
||
SINGLE SIDE: attribute of interface in which only one
|
||
interlink position is employed
|
||
|
||
SOFTWARE: protective covering for your mainframe (see also
|
||
DUSTCOVERS and PERIPHERALS)
|
||
|
||
SURGE: flow of current into the mouse of the output CPU,
|
||
preparing the mouse for insertion into the input CPUs
|
||
parallel port
|
||
|
||
SURGE PROTECTOR: a protective covering for the output CPU's
|
||
mouse. Note: especially desirable to prevent viruses from
|
||
infiltrating CPU operating systems and for cancelling the
|
||
Copy program. (See PC Jrs).
|
||
|
||
TABS: protrusions of the mainframe allowing mobility and/or
|
||
sensory input, excluding the floppy disks and mouse.
|
||
(Examples: arms, legs, hands, feet)
|
||
|
||
TERMINATE: ending an interface session
|
||
|
||
UPPERCASE: portion of the mainframe where the display is
|
||
located, also where input CPU floppy disks are stored
|
||
|
||
VIRUS: a defective program transmitted through parallel
|
||
interface
|
||
|
||
WORD PROCESSING: a program initiated by either CPU to
|
||
determine compatibility, also used to issue commands during
|
||
interface
|
||
|
||
WRAP: placing mainframe tabs around your CPU to better
|
||
effect interlink
|
||
---------------------------------------------------------
|
||
Q: Is this a party school ?
|
||
A: Are you kidding ? They don't have tuition - just a cover charge and
|
||
a 2000 drink minimum !
|
||
Q] Why didnt Pee Wee wait till he got home before jerking off
|
||
at that movie in Sarasota ?
|
||
A] cos he heard they were giving away free passes for 10 extra movies
|
||
on a First COME first served basis.
|
||
|
||
"ring ring", "ring, ring"
|
||
"Hello"
|
||
"Hello, is that Mr Cord?"
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"Yes"
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"Can I talk to Spinal please?"
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"Who?"
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"Spinal, is he there?"
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"There's nobody here by that name"
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"Well do know when he'll be BACK?"
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Years ago (and I mean *years*) when my brother and I shared a room, I had the
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habit of going to bed very late. Actually, 3am was typical. He was (and still
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is) a heavy sleeper but occasionally he would slowly wake from his slumber
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while I was undressing. When I spied his eyes opening I would reverse my
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actions (usually unbuttoning my shirt) and he would think it was morning and
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he was late, as usual. I would then be entertained by him dressing, half
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asleep, scrambling to the bathroom and shouting loudly when he realised that it
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was pitch dark outside.
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This went on for many years, until I left. Perhaps he still gets dressed at 3am
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out of habit :-)
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-----------------------------------------------------
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The USENET Guide to Power Posting
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1. Conspiracies abound: If everyone's against you, the reason
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can't *possibly* be that you're a fuckhead. There's obviously
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a conspiracy against you, and you will be doing the entire
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net a favor by exposing it. Be sure to mention the CIA, FBI
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Oliver North and the Army as co-conspiritors.
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2. Lawsuit threats: This is the reverse of Rule #1. Threatening a
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lawsuit is always considered to be in good form. "By saying that
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I've posted to the wrong group, Charlie has libeled me, slandered
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me, and sodomized me. See you in court, Charlie."
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3. Force them to document their claims: Even if Jane Jones
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states outright that she has menstrual cramps, you should demand
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documentation. If Newsweek hasn't written an article on Jane's
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cramps, then Jane's obviously lying.
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4. Use foreign phrases: French is good, but Latin is the lingua franca
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of USENET. You should use the words "ad hominem" at least three
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times per article. Other favorite Latin phrases are "ad nauseam",
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"vini, vidi, vici", "E Pluribus Unum" and "fetuccini alfredo".
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5. Tell 'em how smart you are: Why use intelligent arguments to
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convince them you're smart when all you have to do is tell them?
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State that you're a member of Mensa or Mega or Dorks of America.
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Tell them the scores you received on every exam since high school.
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"I got an 800 on my SATs, LSATs, GREs, MCATs, and I can also spell
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the word 'premeiotic' ".
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6. Be an armchair psychologist: You're a smart person. You've heard of
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Freud. You took a psychology course in college. Clearly, you're
|
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qualified to psychoanalyze your opponent. "Polly Purebread, by
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using the word 'zucchini' in her posting, shows she has a bad case
|
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of penis envy."
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7. Accuse your opponent of censorship. It is your right as an American
|
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citizen to post whatever the hell you want to the net (as guaranteed
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by the 37th Amendment, I think). Anyone who tries to limit your
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cross-posting or move a flame war to email is either a Communist, a
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fascist, or both.
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|
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8. Doubt their existence: You've never actually seen your opponent,
|
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have you? And since you're the center of the universe, you should
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have seen them by now, shouldn't you? Therefore, THEY DON'T EXIST!
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Call'em an AI project, to really piss them off.
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|
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9. Laugh at whatever they write. A good "HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA"
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should intimidate just about anyone.
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|
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10. When in doubt, insult: If you forget the other rules, remember
|
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this one. At some point during your wonderful career on USENET
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you will undoubtedly end up in a flame war with someone who is
|
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better than you. This person will expose your lies, tear apart your
|
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arguments, make you look generally like a bozo. At this point,
|
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there's only one thing to do: insult the dirtbag!!! "Oh yeah?
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Well, you do strange things with vegetables."
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|
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11. And, if all else fails, remember that you can always fall back on the
|
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favorite defense of Soc.women: "Who cares what YOU think -- this
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is Soc.WOMEN!". Add "DAMMIT!" for effect.
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|
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12. Be sure to have a cute signature that proclaims that you are a man
|
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basher. No one will respect you unless it's clear that you hate
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||
men.
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||
|
||
13. Call'em a "Pman" if you can't think of anything. Tell the
|
||
linguists to stuff it -- YOU know a diminutive when you see it.
|
||
|
||
14. Make things up about your opponent: It's important to make your lies
|
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sound true. Preface your argument with the word "clearly."
|
||
"Clearly, Fred Flooney is a liar, and a dirtball to boot."
|
||
|
||
15. Cross-post your article: Everyone on the net is just waiting for
|
||
the next literary masterpiece to leave your terminal. From
|
||
rec.arts.wobegon to alt.gourmand, they're all holding their breaths
|
||
until your next flame. Therefore, post everywhere.
|
||
|
||
16. Use the smiley to your advantage. You can call anyone just about
|
||
anything as long as you include the smiley. On really nasty attacks
|
||
add "No flames, please". When they bitch, call them an ass for not
|
||
being able to recognize sarcasm when they see it.
|
||
|
||
17. Threaten to destroy Soc.men if your opponent refuses to give up.
|
||
This at least gives you an appearance of power, even if nobody on
|
||
the net gives a damn about what goes on in soc.men.
|
||
|
||
18. Should you post something exceedingly stupid and later regret it, don't
|
||
worry. You needn't cancel the article. That only shows what a wimp
|
||
you really are. Deny that you ever sent it. "It must be a
|
||
forgery!" (Yea, that's the ticket, it's a forgery!) "Someone broke
|
||
into my account and sent it!" "It's that damn backbone cabal out to
|
||
get me!" Take your pick, they've all been used before.
|
||
|
||
19. A really cheap shot is to call you opponent a "facist". By itself, it
|
||
really does nothing. But, when used often, and in enough articles,
|
||
it can make you a net-legend.
|
||
|
||
20. And finally, never edit your newsgroup line when following up (unless
|
||
you're expanding it). This drives 'em wild. Be sure to follow up as
|
||
many articles as possible, even if you have nothing to say. The
|
||
important thing is to get "exposure" so that you can be called a
|
||
"regular" in your pet newsgroup. Never change the ">" symbol when
|
||
following up; that's for wimps. Dump a hundred lines of "INEWS FODDER"
|
||
in every article.
|
||
|
||
Now that you know the ways to properly post on USENET, let's try
|
||
an example:
|
||
|
||
In article <1452@sab.ck>, Bill Netter writes:
|
||
> Dear Sally,
|
||
|
||
I object to your use of the word "dear". It shows you are a
|
||
condescending, sexist Pman. Also, the submissive tone you use shows
|
||
that you like to be tied down and flagellated with licorice whips.
|
||
|
||
> While I found your article "The Effect of Lint on Western Thought"
|
||
> to be extremely thought-provoking,
|
||
|
||
"Thought-provoking"? I had no idea you could think, you rotting piece
|
||
of swamp slime. :-) (No flames, please)
|
||
|
||
> it really shouldn't have been
|
||
> posted in Soc.women.
|
||
|
||
What? Are you questioning my judgment? I'll have you know that I'm
|
||
a member of the super-high-IQ society Menstruate. I got an 800 on my
|
||
PMS exam. Besides, what does a Pman like yourself know of such things.
|
||
This is Soc.WOMEN, DAMMIT!
|
||
|
||
Your attempts constitute nothing less than censorship. There is a
|
||
conspiracy against me. You, Colin, Charlie and the backbone cabal have been
|
||
constantly harassing me by email. This was an ad hominem attack! If this
|
||
doesn't stop at once, I'll crosspost a thousand articles to soc.men.
|
||
|
||
> Perhaps you should have posted it in misc.misc.
|
||
|
||
It is my right, as granted in the Bill of Rights, the Magna Carta, the
|
||
Bible and the Quran, to post where ever I want to. Or don't you
|
||
believe in those documents, you damn fascist? Perhaps if you didn't
|
||
spend so much time sacrificing virgins and infants to Satan, you would
|
||
have realized this.
|
||
|
||
> Your article would
|
||
> be much more appropriate there.
|
||
|
||
Can you document this? I will only accept documents notarized by my
|
||
attorney, and signed by you in your blood. Besides, you don't really exist
|
||
anyway, you Pseudo, you.
|
||
|
||
> If I can be of any help in the future, just drop me a line.
|
||
|
||
HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
|
||
|
||
> Bill.
|
||
|
||
Sally Sourpuss
|
||
|
||
"If we can send one man to the moon, why can't we send them all?"
|
||
|
||
Soc.women Women WOMEN, DAMMIT!
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