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How many Republican presidential candidates does it take to change a
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lightbulb?
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Dole: When I was a poor boy growing up in Kansas we didn't have
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lightbulbs. Now I have the housekeeper do it.
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Dupont: Light bulbs need to be changed? Gosh. I guess the servants
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have always taken care of that.... With a Dupont administration
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the power of the free market will be unleashed to produce
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light-bulbs that never need changing!
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Robertson: Oh, Lord, with thy divine illumination, heal this
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light-bulb!
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Kemp: It's morning in America! Why should we worry about light-bulbs?
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Let those doom-crying Democrats worry about light-bulbs! [stumbles
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over chair in the dark.]
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Haig: One. Snap to it, soldier!
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Bush: I resent that question, Dan. I've answered it before, and I think
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the media are keeping this thing alive. I think the American
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people are TIRED of light-bulb jokes!
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This married couple go to the zoo. They come up to the elephant cage
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and the husband says to his wife look at that big trunk the elephant
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has. The wife says, that's nice. Then they go on to the next cage and
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there is a tiger. The husband tells the wife, look at those big teeth
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the tiger has. His wife says, that's nice. Then they get to the next
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cage and there is a skunk. The husband says what a nice little, cute
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skunk. I sure would like to take it home with us. The wife say no, we
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can't. We will get in trouble if we take it, besides how can we take
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it out of here without anyone noticing? The husband tells her we can put
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it under your skirt. The wife says, Oh, no, it smells. The husband
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says that's okay, the skunk can hold it's breath. :-)
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THE POWER USER'S GUIDE TO POWER USERS
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Power Users never read their software manuals; instead they get
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petty cash from their secretaries and use it to buy books which
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contain the phrase "Power User" on the cover. They then keep the
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receipt, to claim against tax.
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Software manufacturers write their manuals badly, and in computerese,
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in order to con Power Users into buying the manual ("XYZ for the
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Power User!") a second time. This extra revenue compensates the
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manufacturers somewhat for all the people who pirate their software
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and then buy Power User Guides to replace the manuals they never
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had...
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Power Users never read their "Power User's Guide to ..." books,
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for the same reason they didn't read the software manuals in the
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first place. They do however skim the first two chapters, in which
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they make copious annotations (e.g. underlining phrases like "to get
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a directory listing, type 'DIR C: <enter>'. Note do not type the
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word '<enter>', or the quotes.")
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Power Users get their companies to buy them 130MHz 80586 PS/4s with
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100MB RAM and 5-gigabyte optical drives, which they bring home:
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- to run Lotus 1-2-3G spreadsheets, producing PostScript graphs
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of their mortgage repayments;
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- to DTP stern memos forbidding their Real Programmers from using
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unregistered shareware and PD utilities at work. For this task,
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they get their computer upgraded with a 4096x4096, 12 billion colour
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hyper-VGA video display, and the memo employs a minimum of seven
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different fonts, plus bolding and italics, with at least five
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revisions to correct spelling errors, and to order the Cc: list
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in the most politically acceptable manner), and
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- to play pirate copies of Tetris and PC-Golf which they haven't
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realised are infected with a virus.
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Power Users scold their children for referring to their machines as
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personal computers. "It's NOT a PC, Jimmy, it's my Professional
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Workstation, No Intergalactic Space Zombies for you tonight! Now, go
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to your room!"
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Power Users get an identically equipped PC at work, so they can do
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the work they would do at home, if only ten-year-old Jimmy would stop
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playing Intergalactic Space Zombies for five consecutive minutes. The
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money for this PC comes out of the Real Programmers' software tools
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budget for the next three years.
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Having worked out their mortagage repayments for the next 100 years,
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and having failed consistently to beat ten-year old Jimmy at
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Intergalactic Space Zombies, Power Users never touch their computers
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again; at work, they keep themselves occupied in meetings, so nobody
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will see them staring blankly at their PC screen. Meanwhile, the Real
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Programmers who work for them struggle by with aging IBM PCs (the
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originals ones, with a grudgingly-added Tallgrass disk drives -
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yuck!)
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Rather than read their "Real Users Guide to..." books, Power Users
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turn to their ten-year-old kids for technical advice ("yes, Jimmy,
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I understand that, but how do I get the directory on the _D_ drive?")
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Power Users get frustrated when they press the 'Print Screen' key and
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nothing happens: they thump it a dozen times before realising they've
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left the printer off-line.
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Power Users sneak their children in outside office hours to work out
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why their spreadsheet figures don't add up and the Chairman's end-of-
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quarter report is due tomorrow.
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In a strange twist of human psychology, the ten-year-old children of
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Power Users think that when they grow up, they'll become Real
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Programmers and make shit loads of money writing a game better than
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Intergalactic Space Zombies. (Sadly, they end up chugging out
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accounting software for Power Users.)
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Power Users could master any PC application, if only they could figure
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out how to start it ("Uhhhm, it must be on this menu somewhere..".)
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Power Users attend innumerable Power User courses, where they get a
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set of loose-leaf binders of notes they never read (but whose titles
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in genuine imitation gold leaf look impressive beside the "Power
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User's Guide to..." books which now accumulate a thick layer of dust
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on the shelf). They also drink a lot, and commiserate with each other
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how their Real Programmer subordinates are a bunch of overpaid,
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long-haired layabouts who can't be coerced into wearing shirts and
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ties, never mind a suit; and of course to swap Power Techniques like
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how to format a 360k disk in a 1.2MB drive and thus get more than 360k
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of data onto it ("I'll have my secretary call IBM Technical Support
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about all the bad sector things I'm getting on this disk.")
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Power Users carry a pocket calculator for working out the cell values
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in their Lotus spreadsheets ("Um, I guess I didn't get to the section
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on formulas yet in my 'Power Users Guide to Lotus 1-2-3'".)
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Power Users think "Your computer is stoned" is part of the DOS copyright
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banner.
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The ten-year-old children Power Users mischievously stick pieces of
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cheese into every crevice of their parent's mouse, not realising that
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this causes testicular problems later in life (for the MOUSE, twit!).
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Power Users don't think that last joke was funny.
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Power Users get their secretaries to call IBM Technical Support to fix
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their defective mouse, because they're too embarassed to asked any of
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their Real Programmer subordinates how to open it to remove the cheese.
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When nobody is looking, Power Users pretend their mouse is a toy car,
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and race it around the desk.
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Power Users keep a large box of tissues on their desk to wipe the
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saliva off the screen after playing Test Drive (BRRRRRM! BRRRRRM!)
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Power Users can't figure out how to make their modems stop auto-answering,
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so they alway lunge on their phone when it rings in an effort to beat it.
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They're never fast enough, and spend the first 30 seconds of the
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conversation apologising, while the modem auto-ranges, and they
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earnestly promise that they'll have their secretary call IBM Technical
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Support to have the problem rectified.
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Power Users panic when they lose those dumb keyboard templates that
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come with programs like Turd Perfect (which are too brain-dead to have
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a decent user interface). They invariably mix up the templates when
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switching between programs.
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Power Users have problems with Windows, when they have two or more
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applications running, but room for only one keyboard template.
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Power Users buy those dumb mice that have a nearly full ASCII keyboard
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built-in to them ("Swiss Army Mouse (tm)").
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Power Users believe computer salesmen.
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Power Users will buy ANY program that makes wild promises on the box
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about increasing productivity. These boxes always look impressive on
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the bookshelf, beside the "Power User" books and course notes.
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Power Users use MicroJerk ProjectMeister to schedule their wife's
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pregnancy, and get confused when they can't work out how to assign
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tasks and set milestones. They try to persuade the obstetrician to
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induce labour when she's late.
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Power Users unreservedly believe their MicroJerk ProjectMeister when
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it says the project will be complete at 5pm on the last Friday in
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September next year, but eighteen months later, they won't believe the
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Real Programmer who says it'll be done "Real Soon Now (tm)".
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Power Users believe the ads for 4GLs and Application Generator
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packages, and think that in two weeks they'll be able to fire all
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their Real Programmers. (Ha ha ha... remember "The Last One"?)
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PROFESSOR EPPENDORF'S LABORATORY NOVELTIES AND PRACTICAL JOKES
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by Zev Winicur
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X-RAY SPECS
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Forget the cheap, plastic x-ray specs from yesteryear. These battery powered
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spectacles contain a real x-ray! Hold your hand in front of your face to
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see your bones wiggling around. Count your friends' vertebrae and locate
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joint articulations. Great at lab parties!
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$11.99 each
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LEONARD THE TALKING LAB MOUSE
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Turn Leonard on and he occasionally twitches in his cage. Pick him up by
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his tail and he says, ``Hey, put me down!'' Covered with real mouse fur,
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Leonard is the most realistic looking ersatz mouse on the market.
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$14.99 each
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REMOTE-CONTROLLED GEIGER COUNTER
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Looks and acts like a real geiger counter but you can make the needle
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``jump'' at the press of a button. Hide the remote control in your pocket
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and make the needle move when people check themselves for radiation. They'll
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go into hysterics thinking they have received a lethal dose! Yuks galore!
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$259.99 each
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GLOW-IN-THE-DARK PIPET TIPS
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You will be the talk of the lab with these handy glow-in-the-dark pipet
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tips. They fit standard 20, 200, and 1000 microliter pipetmen.
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$19.49 for bulk bag of 1000
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SNAKE-IN-A-REAGENT-JAR
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Three spring snakes fit into our realistic chemical reagent jar. People
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expecting to weigh out chemicals will be ``attacked'' by the snakes! A
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laugh riot!
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$4.99 for reagent jar and three snakes
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CENTRIFUGE NOISES
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This mini tape recorder fits behind any standard ultracentrifuge. As the
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centrifuge accelerates, the mini recorder makes incredibly loud scraping
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sounds to simulate the rotor becoming unbalanced. Watch them run for cover
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as they think the rotor is about to go through the wall!
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$13.99 each
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THE SPILLED EXPERIMENT GAG
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Based on the old ``spilled beer gag'', an Erlenmeyer flask is tipped on its
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side with the ``contents'' spilling out. The ``liquid'' is really a
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transparent, solid plastic but only you will know that. Perfect for
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dealing with neatness nuts in the lab.
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$4.99 each
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DRIBBLE BEAKER
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Looks like a real beaker but when the researcher pours out any fluid, it
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dribbles down the side! More fun than a barrel of monkeys!
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$5.99 each
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Running Bear finally woke up one morning to discover that he was
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a man. As such, he deduced, he would require a woman. So he
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trekked on over to the Medicine Man's teepee to requisition a
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woman.
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"What you want, Running Bear?" queried the Medicine Man.
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"Running Bear want woman!"
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"Hmmm," said the Medicine Man, "do you know what to do with
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a woman once you've got her?"
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"Uh," said Running Bear, "no..."
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"Then go into the woods for two months. Find a tree with a hole
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in it, and practice on the tree. Once you have perfected your
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technique with the tree, come back to me and I will give you
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a woman."
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Running Bear agreed, and set off into the woods. Sure enough,
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he found a tree with the appropriately sized hole, and began
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his two months of practice. Two months later, he returned
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to the Medicine Man with pride n his eyes.
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"Okay," he said to the Medicine Man, "me know what to do. Give
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me woman."
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The Medicine Man nodded and brought a pretty young squaw from the
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back of the teepee. "Little Flower," he said to her, "you now
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belong to Running Bear. Do as he asks."
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Runnin Bear and Little Flower then retire to a vacant teepee where
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Running Bear instructs her to bend over. She shrugs and complies.
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Running Bear then gives her a swift kick in the ass.
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"Hey!" cried Little Flower. "What did you do that for?"
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"Me no stupid," explained Running Bear, "Me check for bees first."
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The lecturer on physiology addressed the student nurses. "We will take
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up the heart, kidneys, lung, and liver in that order." "Oh dear, another
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organ recital," whispered on nurse to the other.
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A paper ran an item staing that "The departing Mr. Smithers was a member
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of the defective bureau of the police force."
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The chief of police made a strong protest, whereupon the paper published
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an apology as follows: "Our announcement should have read "The detective
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branch of the police farce."
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Did you know that 'gullible' is not in Webster's Dictionary?
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There used to be a saying:
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"The sun never sets on the British empire,
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because God doesn't trust an Englishman in the dark."
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| Hard work may not kill me |
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| But why take that chance? |
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The Poles have a saying about how communist governments rewrite history:
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"Only the future is certain; the past is always changing"
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A would-be bandit failed because he had written a holdup up note on another
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bank's withdrawal slip.
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When Leonard Goodin decided to rob a Toronto-Dominion bank branch last
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Sept. 4, he wrote his holdup note demanding money on a withdrawal slip from
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the Royal Bank of Canada, court heard yesterday.
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The teller looked at the note and told Goodin, "You have the wrong bank.
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This is a Toronto-Dominion, not a Royal."
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She returned his note but Goodin pushed it back at her along with a
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brown paper bag in which the money was to be placed.
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The woman again reminded him he was in the wrong bank and returned the note.
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"The accused stared at the victim, shook his head and left the bank," court was told.
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An hour later Goodin successfully robbed another bank - even though it wasn't
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a Royal branch.
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A few months ago in upstate New York, a man decided to rob a local bank.
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He walked into the bank holding a brown paper bag. He looked around for
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a moment, and must have decided he was in the wrong bank, because he then
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left, walked across the street, and robbed a DIFFERENT one!
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He took a bystander hostage, where she was forced to drove the thief to his
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house, and drop him off! He then let her go. She promptly called the police,
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and they went and arrested the man at his house.
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One awfully good one (William Buckley's favorite, as it happens) is that
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60% of the college seniors in Texas cannot name the country to the south.
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o a man decided to throw rocks at a buffalo, just to see what it would do.
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It charged him.
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o a man wanted to have his picture taken with a buffalo, except the buffalo
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was laying down. Thinking that this wouldn't make a very interesting photo,
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he started kicking the buffalo to make it stand up. The buffalo did stand
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up, and then it hooked him. He was evacuated to a hospital. After two months
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he finally died.
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o a man wanted to take a picture of his two year old daughter with a buffalo,
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so he set her on top of the animal. You can imagine what happened next.
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A certain old cat had made his home in the alley behind Gabe's bar for
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some time, subsisting on scraps and occasional handouts from the bartender.
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One evening, emboldened by hunger, the feline attempted to follow Gabe through
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the back door. Regrettably, only the his body had made it through when
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Gabe slammed the door, severing the cat's tail at its base. This proved too
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much for the old creature, who looked sadly at Gabe and expired on the spot.
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Gabe put the carcass back out in the alley and went back to business.
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The mandatory closing time arrived and Gabe was in the process of locking up
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after the last customers had gone. Approaching the back door he was startled
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to see an apparition of the old cat mournfully holding its severed tail out,
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silently pleading for Gabe to put the tail back on its corpse so that it could
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go on to the kitty afterworld complete. Gabe shook his head sadly and said
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to the ghost: "I can't. You know the law:
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I can't retail spirits after 2:00 AM."
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Pat and mike were walking down the street when their old friendly-sort-
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of-nemesis approached them. He thought he'd have a good laugh at their
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expense because they, reputedly, weren't too bright. He said: "Hey Pat!
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Hey Mike! Did you
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hear the news?" "The news?" asked Mike. "What is it?" asked Pat. "It's
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incredible, I read in the papers this morning that the devil died!!!" Said
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the old nemesis. "Is that so?" asked Mike. "The truth is it?" asked Pat,
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and they bogh dug into their pockets and each gave the man a coin. Thinking
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this teribly strange, "What on earth is this for?" asked the man. Pat began
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to explain: "In the old country, when someone dies," and Mike finished:
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"We all contribute a little something to help the surviving children."
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About five years ago the battery in my beat-up VW beetle had died because
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I left the lights on overnight . I was in a hurry to get to work on time
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so I ran into the house to get my wife to give me a hand to start the car.
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I told her to get into our second car, a prehistoric oversized gas guzzler,
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and use it to push my car fast enough to start it. I pointed out to her that
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because the VW had an automatic transmission, it needed to be pushed at least
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30 MPH for it to start. She said fine, hoped into her car and drove off.
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I sat there fuming wondering what can she be doing. A minute passed by and
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when I saw her in the rearview mirror coming at me at about 40 MPH, I realized
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that I should have been a bit clearer with my directions.
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Art needed to do some repair work on his roof which had a fairly steep pitch.
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He was having a tough time bracing himself until he got a great idea: if
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he could secure a rope to something in front of the house, throw the rope
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over the roof to the other side and secure himself to it -- why yes, that
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would work well. And so it did. But, in such situations, details are all
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important and Art missed a big one. Had he not secured the rope to the car,
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or if he had bothered to tell his wife, the story would have had a different
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ending. But, Lil did get into the car, not noticing the rope stretched over
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the house, and proceeded to run her errand. Art was dragged up one side
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of the roof, down the other, fell the ten feet to the driveway and was pulled
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about a hundred feet down the street until his wife happened to notice.
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Although he didnt die (which was probably preferable to explaining this story
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for the rest of his life), Art did spent several weeks in intensive care.
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A man was driving around the countryside in his new sports car, moving at
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speeds that bordered on unsafe. When checking his rear-view mirror, he
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noticed that a small object, followed by a trail of dust, was closing
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fast. His curiousity piqued, he slowed a bit to get a better look. As the
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object came into view, it was clearly a chicken. While the man watched in
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amazement, the bird whizzed by him. He checked his speed as this happened:
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could it really pass him when he was doing 35?
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There was no way a chicken was going to make a joke of his $18,000 machine.
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He slammed down the gas pedal and went screaming toward the offending fowl.
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He grinned with satisfaction as he passed it, but a few seconds later, he
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spotted it running even with him, staying in view. He studied the bird and
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noticed that it had three legs! This was really strange. Suddenly, the
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chicken zipped ahead of his car, took a sharp left turn and disappeared
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behind a haystack.
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The man had to check this out. He spun his wheel and barely made the turn.
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As he came around the other side of the haystack, he had to stand on his
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brakes to avoid the farmer, who stood complacently chewing a toothpick
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and looking blankly at the car that nearly flattened him. The chicken
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stood nearby, not even breathing heavily.
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The man got out of his car. "This your chicken?", he asked.
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"Yup."
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"How is it possible that it has three legs?"
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"Me and my wife, we raise 'em that way," the farmer droned.
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The man looked puzzled. "Why?"
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"Well," came the reply, "you sit down to dinner with your wife and a guest.
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You like a drumstick?"
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"Sure, but..."
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"And your wife, she likes a drumstick?"
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"Yeah, so?"
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"Your guest might like one too, you reckon?"
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Now it was clear. "Oh, I see!" He smiled. He couldn't wait to spring this
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on his friends. "What does it taste like?"
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"Dunno," said the farmer, "never caught one."
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Heard a wonderful news report on the radio today: Seems that there are some
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folks, somewhere in the U.S., who are passing bank checks which are chemically
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treated so that several hours after they've been passed they self destruct.
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(No, I'm not talking about the U.S. government, they don't erode their money,
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just its underlying value, and they do it much more slowly so as to not get
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everybody too pissed off at them all at once.)
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Anyway, back to the self-destructing checks: The radio news report ended
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by quoting a local law-enforcer as saying that it is difficult to nail somebody
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for passing bad checks when the whole problem is that the checks in question
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basically don't exist any more!
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There was a famous exchange between Gladstone and Disraeli who were bitter
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rivals:
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G: You sir, will either die on the gallows or from a venereal disease!
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D: That sir depends on whether I embrace your principals or your mistress!
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What do Clarence Thomas and Pee Wee Herman have in common?
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They both watch X-rated movies and abuse their staff.
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Did you hear that the cops arrested Eddie Murphy after his last concert?
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He's being charged with 'Impersonating a Supreme Court Justice'.
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What do hillbillies do on Halloween?
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Pump-kin
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THE LATEST AND GREATEST AS COMPILED ON 18th October 1991,
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The Complete Set Of Blonde Jokes (167)
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Revision 3.8
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1. Q: What do you call a blonde with half a brain?
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A: Gifted!
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2. Q: How do blonde braincells die ?
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A: Alone.
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3. Q: How do you brainwash a blonde?
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A: Give her a douche and shake her upside down.
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4. Q: What do you call it when a blonde dies their hair brunette?
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A: Artificial intelligence.
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5. Q: How does a blonde part their hair?
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A: (Action of scissoring legs apart)
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6. Q: Why do blondes wash their hair in the sink?
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A: Because, that's where you're supposed to wash vegetables!
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7. Q: Why didn't the blonde want a window seat on the plane?
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A: She'd just dyed her hair.
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8. Q: Why didn't the blonde want a window seat on the plane?
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A: She'd just blow dried her hair and she didn't want it
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blown around too much.
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9. Q: Why do blondes wear their hair up?
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A: To catch as much as they can that is over their heads.
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10. Q: Why is it good to have a blonde passenger?
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A: You can park in the handicap zone.
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11. Q: Why is a blonde like a turtle?
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A: They both get fucked up when they're on their back.
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12. Q: How do you make a blonde's eyes light up?
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A: Shine a flashlight in their ear.
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13. Q: Why should blondes not be given coffee breaks?
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A: It takes too long to retrain them.
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14. Q: How can you tell if a blonde's been using the computer?
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A: There's white-out on the screen.
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15. Q: What's the difference between a blonde and a computer?
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A: You only have to punch information into a computer once.
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16. Q: What do a blonde and your computer have in common?
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A: You don't know how much either of them mean to you until they
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go down on you.
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17. Q: What did the blonde think of the new computer?
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A: She didn't like it 'cos she couldn't get channel 9....
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18. Q: Why do blondes wear shoulder pads?
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A: (With a rocking of the head from side to side) I dunno!
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19. Q: How do you kill a blonde?
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A: Put spikes in their shoulder pads.
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20. Q: How do blondes pierce their ears?
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A: They put tacks in their shoulder pads.
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21. Q: Why don't blondes eat Jello?
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A: They can't figure out how to get two cups of water into those
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little packages.
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22. Q: What do you call a blonde with a dollar on the top of their
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head?
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A: All you can eat, under a buck.
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23. Q: Why don't blondes eat pickles?
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A: Because they can't get their head in the jar.
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24. Q: Why don't blondes eat bananas?
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A: They can't find the zipper.
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25. Q: Why do blondes wear hoop earings?
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A: They have to have some place to rest their ankles.
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26. Q: What does a blonde put behind her ears to make her more
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attractive?
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A: Her ankles.
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27. Q: Why do blondes wear green lipstick?
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A: Because red means stop.
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28. Q: Why do blondes wear red lipstick?
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A: Because red means "Stop, wrong hole."
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29. Q: How can you tell if a blonde has been in your refrigerator?
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A: By the lipstick on your cucumbers.
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30. Q: Why don't blondes use vibrators?
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A: They chip their teeth.
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31. Q: Why do blondes wear underwear?
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A: They make good ankle warmers.
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32. Q: What do blondes do for foreplay?
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A: Remove their underwear.
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33. Q: What's the mating call of the blonde?
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A: "I'm *sooo* drunk!"
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34. Q: What is the mating call of the ugly blonde?
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A: (Screaming) "I said: I'm drunk!"
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35. Q: What's the mating call of the brunette?
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A: "All the blondes have gone home!"
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36. Q: What's a brunette's mating call ?
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A: Has that blonde gone yet?
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37. Q: What's the mating call of the redhead?
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A: "Next!"
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38. Q: Why do Blondes like the GST? (GST -- Goods and Services Tax
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now in effect in Canada)
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A: Because they can spell it.
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39. Q: What is 74 to a blonde?
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A: 69 plus G.S.T.
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40. Q: Why do Blondes have TGIF on their shoes?
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A: Toes go in first.
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41. Q: Why do Blondes have TGIF on their shirts?
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A: Tits go in front.
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42. Q: What do you say to a Blonde that won't give in?
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A: "Have another beer."
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43. Q: What do blondes do with their arseholes in the morning ?
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A: Pack their lunch and send them to work.
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44. Q: What's the first thing a blonde does in the morning?
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A1: Introduces themself.
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A2: Walks home.
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45. Q: How does a blonde like her eggs in the morning?
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A: Fertilised.
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46. Q: How does a blonde like her eggs?
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A: Unfertilised.
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47. Q: What's the first thing a blonde does after sex?
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A: Opens the car door.
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48. Q: How do blondes turn the light on after sex ?
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A: Kick open the car door.
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49. Q: Why do blondes like tilt steering?
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A: More head room.
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50. Q: Why do blondes drive cars with sunroofs?
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A: More leg room.
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51. Q: What is the worst thing about sex with a blond?
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A: Bucket seats.
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52. Q: What do Blondes say after sex?
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A1: Thanks Guys.
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A2: Are you boys all in the same band?
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A3: Do you guys all play for the Swans?
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53. Q: What important question does a blonde ask his/her mate before
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having sex?
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A: Do you want this by the hour, or the flat rate?
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54. Q: Why do blonde girls have trouble achieving orgasm?
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A: *Who cares?*
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55. Q: Why do blonds have orgasms ?
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A: So they know when to stop having sex !
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56. Q: How do you tell when a blonde reaches orgasm????
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A1: She drops her nail-file!!!
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A2: Who cares?
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A3: She say 'Next'
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A4: The next person in the queue taps you on the shoulder
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A5: He's had his clothes for about 2 minutes
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A6: I mean, who really cares?
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A7: The batteries have run out.
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57. Q: What does a blonde say when you blow in their ear?
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A: "Thanks for the refill!"
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58. Q: What is it called when a blonde blows in another blond's ear?
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A: Data transfer.
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59. Q: Why do blondes have more fun?
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A: Because they don't know any better.
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60. Q: How many blondes does it take to change a lightbulb?
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A1: "What's a lightbulb?"
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A2: One. She holds the bulb and the world revolves around her.
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A3: Two. One to hold the Diet Pepsi, and one to call, "Daaady!"
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61. Q: What's a blonde's favourite wine?
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A: "Daaaady, I want to go to Miaaami!"
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62. Q: What does a peroxide blonde and a 747 have in common?
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A1: They both have a black box.
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A2: Both have a cockpit.
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63. Q: What is the difference between a blond and a 747?
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A: Not everyone has been in a 747
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64. Q: What does a dumb blonde say when she gives birth?
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A: Gee, Are you sure it's mine?
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65. Q: What did the blonde say when she found out she was pregnant?
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A: "Are you sure it's mine?"
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66. Q: How do you get a blonde pregnant?
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A: Come in her shoes and let the flies do the rest.
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67. Q: How do you get a blonde to marry you?
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A: Tell her she's pregnant.
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68. Q: What will she ask you?
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A: "Is it mine?"
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69. Q: Santa Claus, the Tooth Fairy, a dumb blonde, and a smart
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blonde are walking down the street when they spot a $10 bill.
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Who picks it up?
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A: The dumb blonde! because, there is no such thing as Santa Claus,
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the tooth fairy, or a smart blonde.
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70. Q: Why did the blonde scale the glass wall?
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A: To see what was on the other side.
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71. Q: What do you do when a blonde throes a hand grenade at you?
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A: Pull the pin and throw it back.
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72. Q: Why do Blondes take the pill?
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A: So they know what day of the week it is.
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73. Q: Why did the blonde stop using the pill?
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A: Because it kept falling out.
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74. Q: But why do brunettes take the pill ?
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A: Wishful Thinking.
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75. Q: Why did the blonde have a sore navel?
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A: Because her boyfriend was also blond!
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76. Q: If a blonde and a brunette are tossed off a building, who hits the
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ground first?
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A: The brunette. The blonde has to stop to ask for directions.
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77. Q: What happens when a blonde gets Alzheimers disease?
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A: Her IQ goes up!
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78. Q: Whats the difference between a blonde and a Porsche?
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A: You don't lend the Porsche out to your friend.
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79. Q: What is the difference between butter and a blonde?
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A: Butter is difficult to spread.
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80. Q: What is the difference between a blonde and a bowling ball?
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A: You can only get three fingers in a bowling ball.
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81. Q: What is the difference between a blonde and "The Titanic"?
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A: They know how many men went down on "The Titanic".
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82. Q: What is the difference between a smart blonde and Bigfoot?
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A: Bigfoot has been spotted.
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83. Q: What's the difference between a blonde and a telephone?
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A: It costs 30 cents to use a telephone.
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84. Q: What's the difference between a blonde and a guy?
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A: The blonde has the higher sperm count.
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85. Q: What's the difference between a blonde and a limousine?
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A: Not everybody has been in a limo.
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86. Q: What's the difference between a blonde track team and a tribe of sly
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pygmies?
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A: One's a bunch a cunning runts ...
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87. Q: What's the difference between a blonde and a toothbrush?
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A: You don't let your best friend borrow your toothbrush.
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88. Q: What's the difference between a blonde and your job?
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A: Your job still sucks after 6 months.
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89. Q: What's the difference between a blond having her period and
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a terrorist?
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A: You can negotiate with a terrorist.
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90. Q: Why is a washing machine better than a blonde?
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A: Because you can drop your load in a washing machine, and it
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won't follow you around for a week.
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91. Q: What do blondes and cow-pats have in common ?
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A: They both get easier to pick-up with age.
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92. Q: What does a screen door and a blonde have in common?
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A: The more you bang it the looser it gets.
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93. Q: What does a blond and a beer bottle have in common?
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A: They're both empty from the neck up.
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94. Q: What do blonds and spagetthii have in common?
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A: They both wriggle when you eat them.
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95. Q: What do peroxide blonds and black men have in common?
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A: They both have black roots.
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96. Q: Why did the deaf blond sit on a newspaper?
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A: So she could lip read.
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97. Q: How do you drown a blond?
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A: Put a mirror at the bottom of the pool.
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98. Q: How do you drown a blonde?
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A: Don't tell her to swallow.
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99. Q: Why did the blonde chick drown in the pool ?
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A: Someone left a scratch and sniff at the bottom of the pool.
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100. Q: Why do blonds have square boobs?
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A: Because they forgot to take the tissues out of the box.
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101. Q: How many blondes does it take to make chocolate-chip cookies?
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A1: 10. One to mix the dough and nine to peel the smarties.
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A2: Three...one to mix the batter and two to squeeze the rabbit.
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102. Q: What job function does a blonde have in an M&M factory?
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A: Proofreading.
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103. Q: Do you know why the blonde got fired from the M&M factory?
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A: For throwing out the W's.
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104. Q: How do you tell if a blonde did your landscaping?
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A: The bushes are darker than the rest of the yard.
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105. Q: What did the blonde's mum say to her before the blonde's date.
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A: If you're not in bed by 12, come home.
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106. Q: What's the Blonde's cheer?
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A: " I'm blonde, I'm blonde, I'm B.L.O.N....ah, oh well..
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I'm blonde, I'm blonde, yea yea yea..."
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107. Q: Why does a blonde only change her baby's diapers every month?
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A: Because it says right on it "good for up to 20 pounds."
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108. Q: How did the blonde try to kill the bird?
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A: She threw it off a cliff.
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109. Q: Why did the blonde get so excited after she finished her jigsaw
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puzzle in only 6 months?
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A: Because on the box it said From 2-4 years.
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110. Q: What do you say to a blonde with no arms and no legs?
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A: "Nice tits!"
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111. Q: How does a blonde high-5?
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A: She smacks herself in the forehead.
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112. Q: Why aren't there many blonde gymnasts?
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A: Because when they do the splits, they stick to the floor.
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113. Q: Why do blondes have legs?
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A1: So they don't get stuck to the ground.
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A2: To get between the bedroom and the kitchen.
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A3: So they don't leave trails, like little snails.
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114. Q: Why did the blonde go half way to Norway and then turn around
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and come home?
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A: It took her that long to discover that a 14 inch Viking was a
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television.
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115. Q: What is the irritating part around a blonde's vagina?
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A: The Blonde!
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116. Q: How do you describe a blonde, surrounded by drooling idiots?
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A: Flattered.
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117. Q: Why do blondes always die before help arrives?
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A: They always forget the 11 in 9-1-1.
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118. Q: What did the blonde say when asked if she'd ever been picked
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up by 'the fuzz'?
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A: 'No. But I've been swung around by the tits.'
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119. Q: What do you call a brunette with a blonde on either side?
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A: An interpreter.
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120. Q: What do you call a blonde between two brunettes?
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A: A mental block.
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121. Q: What do you call 10 blondes standing ear to ear?
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A: A wind tunnel.
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122. Q: What do you call 15 blondes in a circle?
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A: A dope ring.
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123. Q: What do you call a blond with a bag of sugar on her head ?
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A: Sweet Fuck All...
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124. Q: What do you call a swimming pool full of blondes?
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A: Frosted Flakes.
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125. Q: What do you call 20 blondes in a freezer?
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A: Frosted Flakes.
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126. Q: What do you call a blonde skeleton in the closet?
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A: Last year's hide-and-seek champ.
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127. Q: What do you call a fly buzzing inside a blonde's head?
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A: A Space Invader.
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128. Q: What do you call a blonde in a tree with a brief case?
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A: Branch Manager.
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129. Q: What do you call a smart blond?
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A: A labrador.
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130. Q: How does a blonde interpret 6.9?
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A: A 69 interrupted by a period.
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131. Q: What did the blonde say when she looked into a box of Cheerios?
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A: "Oh look! Doughnut seeds!"
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132. Q: Why do blonds have two more brain cells than a cow ?
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A: So they don't shit everywhere when you pull their tits.
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133. Q: Why don't blonds breast feed?
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A: Because they always burn their nipples.
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134. Q: Why do blondes put their hair in ponytails?
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A: To cover up the valve stem.
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135. Q: What did the blonde name her pet zebra?
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A: Spot.
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136. Q: What's a blonds' favourite rock group?
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A: Air Supply.
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137. Q: What do you see when you look into a blonde's eyes?
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A: The back of her head.
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138. Q: Why do blondes drive VW's
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A: Because they can't spell PORSCHE!!
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139. Q: How do you make a blond laugh on Monday mornings ?
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A: Tell them a joke on Friday night !
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140. Q: Why did God create blondes?
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A: Because sheep can't bring beer from the fridge.
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141. Q: Why do blondes have see-through lunch box lids?
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A: So they know if it is morning or afternoon.
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142. Q: Whats black and fuzzy and hangs from the ceiling ?
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A: A blond electrician
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143. Q: Why are dumb blonde jokes so short?
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A1: So brunettes can remember them.
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A2: Because blonds are so SHALLOW a long joke wouldn't fit.
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144. Q: Why wasn't the Virgin Mary a blonde ????
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A: She wouldn't have been old enough to bear children!
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145. Q: Why are blondes hurt by peoples words?
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A: Because people keep hitting them with dictionaries.
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146. Q: Why did the blonde fail at being a prostitute?
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A: Because she gave blow-jobs literally.
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147. Q: What did the blonde do when she got her period?
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A: Looked around for the bastard that must have shot her?
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148. Q: Why do blondes have periods?
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A: They deserve them
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149. Q: What did the blonde say to the physicist?
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A: "Why, I just _love_ nuclear fission! What do you use for bait?"
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150. Q: Why are blondes like cornflakes ?
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A: Because they're simple, easy and they taste good.
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151. Q: How do you know when a blonde has been making chocolate chip cookies?
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A: You find M&M shells all over the kitchen floor.
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152. Q: How do you drive a blonde crazy?
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A: Give her a bag of M&Ms and tell her to alphabetise them.
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153. Did you here about the blonde that stayed up all night to see
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where the sun went ? It finally dawned on here.
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154. A blonde was driving down the highway to Disneyland when she saw
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a sign that said "DISNEYLAND LEFT". After thinking for a minute,
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she said to herself "oh well !" and turned around an drove home.
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On her way home the same blonde drove past another sign that said
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"CLEAN RESTROOMS 8 MILES". By the time she drove eight miles, she
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had cleaned 43 restrooms.
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155. How about the suicide blonde,
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she dyed by her own hand.
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156. A brunette and a blonde are walking along in a park. The brunette
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says suddenly, "Awww, look at the dead birdie". The blonde stops,
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looks up, and says, "Where?"
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157. A policeman pulled a blonde over after he/she'd been driving the
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wrong way on a one-way street.
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Cop: Do you know where you were going?
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Blonde: No, but wherever it is, it must be bad 'cause all the
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people were leaving.
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158. A cop stops a blonde woman who was driving down a motorway.
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"Miss, may I see your driver's licence please?"
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"Driver's licence? What's that?..."
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"It's a little card with your picture on it."
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"Oh, duh! Here it is..."
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"May I have your car insurance?"
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"What's that?..."
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"It's a document that says you are allowed to drive the car."
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"Oh this? Duh! Here you go..."
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The cop then takes his dick out of his pants, while the blonde
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exclaims:
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"Oh no, not another breathalyzer test!"
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159. Hubby: As a start I think you should learn to "iron", then we
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could do without the ironing lady.
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Blonde Wife: Well if you would learn to Fuck me properly we could do
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without the gardener.
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160. A blonde and a brunette were discussing their boyfriends:
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Brunette: Last night I had *three* orgasms in a row!
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Blonde: That's nothing; last night I had over a hundred.
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Brunette: My god! I had no idea he was that good.
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Blonde: ( looking shocked ) Oh, you mean with one guy.
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161. Three blondes are attempting to change a light bulb. One of
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them decides to call 911:
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Blonde: We need help. We're three blondes changing
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a light bulb.
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Operator: Hmmmmm. You put in a fresh bulb?
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Blonde: Yes.
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Operator: The power in the house in on?
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Blonde: Of course.
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Operator: And the switch is on?
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Blonde: Yes, yes.
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Operator: And the bulb still won't light up?
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Blonde: No, it's working fine.
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Operator: Then what's the problem?
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Blonde: We got dizzy spinning the ladder around and
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we all fell and hurt ourselves.
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162. What about the blond guy whose wife gave birth to twins?
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He wanted to know who the other man was...
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163. There were three people stranded on an island, a brunette, a redhead,
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and a blonde. The brunette looked over the water to the mainland and
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estimated about 20 miles to shore. So she announced, "I'm going to
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try to swim to shore." So she swam out five miles, and got really
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tired. She swam out ten miles from the island, and she was too tired
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to go on, so she drowned.
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The second one, the redhead, said to herself, "I wonder if she made it.
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I guess it's better to try to get to the mainland than stay here and
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starve." So she attempts to swim out. The redhead had a lot more
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endurance than the brunette, as she swam out 10 miles before she even
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got tired. After 15 miles, she was too tired to go on, so she drowned.
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So the blonde thought to herself, "I wonder if they made it! I think
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I'd better try to make it, too." So she swam out 5 miles, ten miles,
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15 miles, NINETEEN miles from the island. The shore was just in sight,
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but she said, "I'm too tired to go on!" So she swam back.
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164. This blonde and her boyfriend were sitting in a hot tub when
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the blonde said to her boyfriend, "Is it true that if you pull
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you finger out, I'll sink?"
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165. Two blondes were walking through the woods when one looked down
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and said "Oh, look at the deer tracks." The other blonde looks
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and says "Those aren't deer tracks, those are wolf tracks." "No.
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Those are deer tracks." They keep arguing, and arguing, and one
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|
half hour later they were both killed by a train.
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166. The blonde came running downstairs, crying. Her mother asked what
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was wrong and the blonde said her boyfriend had just dropped her.
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Her mother (a blonde) nodded wisely and proceeded to tell her about
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the birds and the bees and the blonde said: "No ma. I can fuck and
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suck with the best of them. But he says I can't cook"
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167. Two blondes observed in a parking lot trying to unlock the door of
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their Mercedes with a coat hanger.
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Blonde#1: I can't seem to get this door unlocked!
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Blonde#2: Well, you'd better hurry up and try harder, its starting
|
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to rain and the top is down!
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My back aches, my penis is sore.
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|
I simply can't screw anymore.
|
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I'm dripping with sweat,
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And you haven't cum yet,
|
|
And my God! It's a quarter to four!
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When a house burns down, it burns up.
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Therefore, Up = Down.
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|
Kid: Mommy, mommy! I don't want to go to China!
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|
Mommy: Shut up, Kid, and put your other foot in the
|
|
CARE box.
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Kid: Mommy, mommy! I don't wanna be a werewolf!
|
|
Mommy: Shut up, kid, and comb your face.
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|
10 tell tale ways to prove that your being sexually harrassed.
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1. Your boss is a man
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|
2. He looks at you in a funny way especially when you come in late
|
|
3. He goes out of his way to say "Good Morning" when you enter the office
|
|
4. He comments on your dress in a suggestive way,
|
|
eg. "Can you please hang your coat up, I keep tripping over it"
|
|
5. He tries to engage you in improper conversation
|
|
eg. "Did you see Inspector Morse on TV last night?"
|
|
6. He makes overt gestures in your presence, such as scratching parts of
|
|
his body
|
|
eg. His head
|
|
7. Er...
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8,9,10 Thats it
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|
|
Two newlyweds rushed inside ther hotel room and both striped
|
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down to the buff as newlyweds do.
|
|
The husband, attempting to lay down some guide lines for the mariage,
|
|
threw his pants at hs new wife and said,"put these pants on".
|
|
The wife responded bewilderdly, " I can't wear your pants, they're too
|
|
big". The husband smiled and said, "thats right, and I want you to remember
|
|
who wears the pants in this family". The wife immediatly threw her panties
|
|
at him and said, "put these on". The husband looked at the panties, shruged
|
|
and said, "these are too small, I can't get in your panties". The wife
|
|
turned her back to him and snaped, " thats right, and until your *@#&y attitude
|
|
changes thats the way it will stay".
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|
|
How many Starfleet officers does it take to change a light bulb?
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NONE: That would be interfering with the light bulb's natural development.
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My back aches, my penis is sore.
|
|
I simply can't screw anymore.
|
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I'm dripping with sweat,
|
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And you haven't cum yet,
|
|
And my God! It's a quarter to four!
|
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|
|
When a house burns down, it burns up.
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Therefore, Up = Down.
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|
|
Kid: Mommy, mommy! I don't want to go to China!
|
|
Mommy: Shut up, Kid, and put your other foot in the
|
|
CARE box.
|
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|
|
Kid: Mommy, mommy! I don't wanna be a werewolf!
|
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Mommy: Shut up, kid, and comb your face.
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|
|
|
10 tell tale ways to prove that your being sexually harrassed.
|
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1. Your boss is a man
|
|
2. He looks at you in a funny way especially when you come in late
|
|
3. He goes out of his way to say "Good Morning" when you enter the office
|
|
4. He comments on your dress in a suggestive way,
|
|
eg. "Can you please hang your coat up, I keep tripping over it"
|
|
5. He tries to engage you in improper conversation
|
|
eg. "Did you see Inspector Morse on TV last night?"
|
|
6. He makes overt gestures in your presence, such as scratching parts of
|
|
his body
|
|
eg. His head
|
|
7. Er...
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8,9,10 Thats it
|
|
|
|
Two newlyweds rushed inside ther hotel room and both striped
|
|
down to the buff as newlyweds do.
|
|
The husband, attempting to lay down some guide lines for the mariage,
|
|
threw his pants at hs new wife and said,"put these pants on".
|
|
The wife responded bewilderdly, " I can't wear your pants, they're too
|
|
big". The husband smiled and said, "thats right, and I want you to remember
|
|
who wears the pants in this family". The wife immediatly threw her panties
|
|
at him and said, "put these on". The husband looked at the panties, shruged
|
|
and said, "these are too small, I can't get in your panties". The wife
|
|
turned her back to him and snaped, " thats right, and until your *@#&y attitude
|
|
changes thats the way it will stay".
|
|
|
|
How many Starfleet officers does it take to change a light bulb?
|
|
NONE: That would be interfering with the light bulb's natural development.
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|
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|
A photographer from a well know national magazine was assigned to cover the
|
|
fires at Yellowstone National Park.
|
|
The magazine wanted to show some of the heroic work of the fire fighters as
|
|
they battled the blaze.
|
|
When the photographer arrived, he realized that the smoke was so thick that it
|
|
would seriously impede or make it impossible for him to photograph anything
|
|
from ground level. He requested permission to rent a plane and take photos
|
|
from the air. His request was approved, and arrangements were made. He was
|
|
told to report to a nearby airport where a plane would be waiting for him.
|
|
He arrived at the airport and saw a plane warming up near the gate. He jumped
|
|
in with his bag and shouted, "Let's go!"
|
|
The pilot swung the little plane into the wind, and within minutes they were
|
|
in the air. The photographer said, "Fly over the park and make two or three
|
|
low passes so I can take some pictures."
|
|
"Why?" asked the pilot. "Because I am a photographer," he responded, "and
|
|
photographers make photographs."
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|
The pilot was silent for a moment; finally he stammered,
|
|
"You mean you're not the flight instructor?"
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Nowadays they compensate for the fact that athletics records are
|
|
being broken more narrowly by measuring them more accurately, as
|
|
this historical chart shows:
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|
2000 B.C. Ancient man runs 100 ox hides in about half a pint by
|
|
the local water clock.
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|
1500 A.D. Renaissance man shaves a bit off this and runs 100
|
|
paces in 10 ticks of the pendulum.
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1950 A.D. Roger Staircase improves this to 100 yards in 10
|
|
seconds (to the nearest second).
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1980 A.D. Billy Whizz does 100 metres in 9.9 seconds.
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2050 A.D. Hugh Manoid does 100.0000000 metres in 9.2567823409878
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seconds.
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WIN A FREE VACATION!
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This really works and is almost legal!
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Hello, my name is Dave Rhodes. Two years ago I was broke, my car was
|
|
reposessed, you've heard my story hundreds of times.... Then I
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|
instigated a chain letter to become rich off of stupid people! I lost
|
|
my last 10 bucks to it, but within only weeks two uniformed chauffeurs
|
|
showed up to whisk me away on my dream vacation: an all-expenses paid
|
|
trip to a huge 500 room resort including food, aerobics programs,
|
|
library and laundry benefits!! Now I don't worry about money at all
|
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because even tips are covered! Membership has its priviledges.
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|
At first I thought that the handcuffs required by the chauffeurs were
|
|
pretty kinky, but when they started telling me about the rules, I
|
|
became too excited about my chances of winning the dream vacation to
|
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object. The qualification procedures were grueling, but well worth
|
|
the effort. I spent several days meeting with an application
|
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committee of my peers and introducing my aquaintances to them before I
|
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was awarded the grand prize. I became famous - an instant celebrity.
|
|
After another kinky trip with security appropriate to my fame, I was
|
|
provided with free leisure attire, introduced to the resort doormen
|
|
who keep out the riff-raff, and directed to a single room prepared
|
|
especially for me. I met some of the other guests, who assigned me my
|
|
own "handle": Dipstick Dave. The rooms are private, so I have a lot
|
|
of personal time ("solitary," they call it; I love the colorful
|
|
terminology). I've been using my free time to send Wish-You-Were-Here
|
|
chain-postcards to all my relatives, but I think most of them are too
|
|
jealous to visit or write. Except my mother-in-law; she visited once,
|
|
didn't say anything, but seemed awfully happy to see me here.
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|
Guess what? There are two openings at the end my row. Occasionally,
|
|
the current guest in Suite A (Suite A gets the best food) leaves and
|
|
we're all shifted up the row. Well, that leaves an opening, for which
|
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YOU MIGHT QUALIFY!!! No purchase necessary. Void where prohibitted.
|
|
Certain restrictions apply. Employees and relatives are eligible. You
|
|
must be at least 18 years of age and as DUMB AS A POST. All you have
|
|
to do is add your name to a chain letter and sucker in a few other
|
|
posts. It's really easy. You'll lose money on the chain letter, of
|
|
course, but think of it as an application fee. Send me a copy and I'll
|
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pass it along to the doormen. You may already have won!! You can't
|
|
win if you don't enter the game. That's what I used to think. Send
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away today! No-risk! Guaranteed! This is an equal-opportunity scam.
|
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Winners list available. While quantities last. Allow 4-6 weeks.
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Having a wonderful time. Wish you were here. Dave the Dipstick.
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A dyslexic agnostic mouse ball walked into a bar. The bartender, tired of
|
|
having to kick out strings, welcomed him but since he didn't look 21 asked
|
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him for his ID.
|
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The ball rolled around and showed the bartender an Iraqi driver's license
|
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that proved his age.
|
|
The bartender rang a bell and asked him to fill out a long form (in triplicate)
|
|
which released the bar from any liability if he used his Iraqi driver training
|
|
while drunk.
|
|
When the ball finally got to order a drink, he asked for a "Dingaling."
|
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The bartender had never heard of a drink called "dingaling" and he said he'd
|
|
have to ask for something else. But before he said anything, a string with a
|
|
bell tied to one end walked into the door, and said, "Bartender, I can tell
|
|
you what a dingaling is. You take some vodka, some Coke, a little rum, and
|
|
just a pinch of Tobasco sauce, and when you drink it you go DINGALINGALING!!!"
|
|
The bartender thanked the string, and since he was so helpful, served him a
|
|
Dingaling too. When the string sipped on his drink, he started convulsing,
|
|
causing the bell to ring.
|
|
The mouse ball rolled over to the end of the string and cut off the bell,
|
|
terminating the noise. Then President Quayle came on the TV and said that
|
|
he was going to bomb all the scraps in the Soviet Union next weekend.
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|
|
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Oh yeah, and another string came in and said "Excuse me, but I'd like a
|
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dingaling(&*)#%(*&)#$%&(@#&%$)@#&%*@#&" to the bartender.
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|
|
The mouse ball groaned, "Oh no, not another null-terminated string." This
|
|
joke must come to an en(&*#%*&)(JM:L
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