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1421 lines
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Why do Aggies eat beans on Friday?
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So that they can take a bubble bath on Saturday!!!
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Buy the new Anita Hill doll-
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Squeeze it and in ten years it squeals.
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I saw a poem in Carmel Valley on a public urinal:
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In the land of sun and fun
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We don't flush for number one.
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"Rape at the Gas Station"
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by: Who Pumped Ethyl
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The secretary asked the man, that just arrived to the office, wanting
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to meet the manager:
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-"Are you a bussiness-collegue, a lawyer or a personal friend."
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-"All three of them."
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-"Then, according to the instructions he gave me - he's in a meeting,
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he's abroad for the next six months and he'll be with you in five minutes."
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The manager is trying to calm his wife down after she has found him
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in bed with his secretary:
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-"Don't you understand that what my secretary is doing when she's
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not at work is strictly her bussiness."
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At a motel, far away, accidently bumping into the chief accountant,
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the manager is introducing the blonde by his side:
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...and ms Kyner you already know from our annual balance under
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the heading 4various4..."
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Q: Why do cowgirls walk bowlegged?
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A: Because cowboys always eat with their hats on.
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Little girl goes into thwe kitchen and says to her mother:
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"Mummy, Mummy, can I get pregnant??"
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The mother replies:
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"Of course you can't, you're only eight."
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The girl goes outside again and shouts:
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"OKAY LADS, SAME AGAIN."
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Would you rather have a Steinway or a Henway?
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What's a Henway?
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About a pound and a half.
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(M)indlessly
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(A)cting
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(C)omputer
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Maybe
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A
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Computer:
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Idiots,
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Nitwits, and
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Twit
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Operating
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System
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Here in.
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Mary, her mom and dad were cruising the square one Sunday evening when Mary
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started getting fed up of talking to her parents.....so she started checking
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things out on the square etc......
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.....and then she spotted something in the middle of the square crossing....it
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looked shiny and indicated money...so she told her dad to stop and go get her
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that quarter....but daddy said, forget it Mary, i am driving here; if you want
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a quarter, here and he pulled a quarter out of his coat pocket.
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But Mary wouldn't budge...she wanted the one in the middle of the streett so
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daddy decided what the heck...he'd go get it and get the witch off his back.
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He parked the car next to "KUM and GO" and walked over to the
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intersection....and as he bent down to pick up the money a 18 wheeler whizzed
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by and flattenned him!! Mary's mom started crying and hitting Mary and said
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look you witch....you killed your other father for a mere quarter!
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^&$%^$%#^^#%^#)%#%
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but Mary Jane just laughed and laughed and luaghed.....
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....cuz she knew it was only a bottlecap!
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One thursday evening as Mary was walking the stroller downhill, she came across
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some of her friends and started talking to them. It didn't take long before
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she got so engrossed in the chat that she forgot all about the stroller which
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after overcoming some of the blocks, was now happily accelerating downhill.
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ONe of her friends saw the stroller and shouted,
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" MARY YOUR BROTHER....HE IS HEADED DOWNHILL....HE'LL DIE IF WE DON'T
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CATCH THE STROLLER PRETTY QUICK. DON'T FORGET THE MAJOR
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INTERSECTION AT THE BOTTOM OF THE HILL!!!!!!!!!"
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Her friends panicked, but Mary Jane just laughed and laughed and laughed...
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Cuz she knew there was a stop sign at the bottom of the hill......
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Mary Jane was pestering her mother to let her go out and play in the barn but..
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MJ: mommmy, mommmmmy, please let me go play in the barn, pleeeease
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MO: No!...it is getting dark and you can't go play outside..
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MJ: but please mommy.
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MO NO
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MJ please please please pretty please please please
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MO: oh all right ...go but be back before 7:30
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MJ kissing mommyy....okay ma!!!
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SO Mary Jane went outside to the barn and stasrted playing in there....and soon
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she found a box of matches and set the barn on fire....by the time mommy came
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out and realized what here brat daughter had done, the barn was all gone.
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MO: Look you bitch what you've done...you burnt the damn barn down...now where
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will the hay for the cows come from you cow!!! Wait till I tell your...he'll
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set you right. &%^@$&@#&)&#$&%#$@%&)^@$#)@^&#$%
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But may jane laughed and laughed and laughed.
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......cause she knew Daddy was in the barn!
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Mommy, Mommy, why is my hair so slimey?
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Shut up, you little snot!
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But Mommy, I don't want to learn how to swim!
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Shut up, or I'll flush it!
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_______________________________________________________________________________
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___________________________MURPHY'S_LAWS_OF_COMBAT_____________________________
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1. If the enemy is in range, so are you.
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2. Incoming fire has the right of way.
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3. Don't look conspicuous, it draws fire.
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4. There is always a way.
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5. The easy way is always mined.
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6. Try to look unimportant, they may be low on ammo.
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7. Professionals are predictable, it's the amateurs that are dangerous.
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8. The enemy invariably attacks on two occasions:
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a. When you're ready for them.
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b. When you're not ready for them.
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9. Teamwork is essential, it gives them someone else to shoot at.
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10. If you can't remember, the claymore is pointed at you.
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11. The enemy diversion you have been ignoring will be the main attack.
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12. A "sucking chest wound" is natures way of telling you to slow down.
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13. If your attack is going well, you have walked into an ambush.
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14. Never draw fire, it irritates everyone around you.
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15. Anything you do can get you shot, including nothing.
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16. Make it tough enough for the enemy to get in and you won't be able
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to get out.
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17. Never share a foxhole with anyone braver than yourself.
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18. If you are short of everything but the enemy, you are in a combat zone.
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19. When you have secured an area, don't forget to tell the enemy.
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20. Never forget that your weapon is made by the lowest bidder.
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MURPHY'S LAWS ON SEX
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1. The more beautiful the woman is who loves you, the easier it is
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to leave her with no hard feelings.
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2. Nothing improves with age.
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3. No matter how many times you've had it, if it's offered take it,
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because it'll never be quite the same again.
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4. Sex has no calories.
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5. Sex takes up the least amount of time and causes the most amount
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of trouble.
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6. There is no remedy for sex but more sex.
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7. Sex appeal is 50% what you've got and 50% what people think
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you've got.
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8. No sex with anyone in the same office.
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9. Sex is like snow; you never know how many inches you are going to
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get or how long it is going to last.
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10. A man in the house is worth two in the street.
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11. If you get them by the balls, their hearts and minds will follow.
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12. Virginity can be cured.
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13. When a man's wife learns to understand him, she usually stops
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listening to him.
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14. Never sleep with anyone crazier than yourself.
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15. The qualities that most attract a woman to a man are usually the
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same ones she can't stand years later.
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16. Sex is dirty only if it's done right.
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17. It is always the wrong time of month.
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18. The best way to hold a man is in your arms.
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19. When the lights are out, all women are beautiful.
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20. Sex is hereditary. If your parents never had it, chances are you
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won't either.
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21. Sow your wild oats on Saturday night -- Then on Sunday pray for
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crop failure.
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22. The younger the better.
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23. The game of love is never called off on account of darkness.
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24. It was not the apple on the tree but the pair on the ground that
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caused the trouble in the garden.
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25. Sex discriminates against the shy and the ugly.
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27. Before you find your handsome prince, you've got to kiss a lot
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of frogs.
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28. There may be some things better than sex, and some things worse
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than sex. But there is nothing exactly like it.
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29. Love your neighbor, but don't get caught.
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30. Love is a hole in the heart.
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31. If the effort that went in research on the female bosom had gone
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into our space program, we would now be running hot-dog stands on
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the moon.
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32. Love is a matter of chemistry, sex is a matter of physics.
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33. Do it only with the best.
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34. Sex is a three-letter word which needs some old-fashioned
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four-letter words to convey its full meaning.
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35. One good turn gets most of the blankets.
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36. You cannot produce a baby in one month by impregnating nine
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women.
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37. Love is the triumph of imagination over intelligence.
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38. It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at
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all.
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39. Thou shalt not commit adultery.....unless in the mood.
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40. Never lie down with a woman who's got more troubles than you.
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41. Abstain from wine, women, and song; mostly song.
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42. Never argue with a women when she's tired -- or rested.
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43. A woman never forgets the men she could have had; a man, the
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women he couldn't.
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44. What matters is not the length of the wand, but the magic in the
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stick.
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45. It is better to be looked over than overlooked.
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46. Never say no.
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47. A man can be happy with any woman as long as he doesn't love her.
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48. Folks playing leapfrog must complete all jumps.
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49. Beauty is skin deep; ugly goes right to the bone.
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50. Never stand between a fire hydrant and a dog.
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51. A man is only a man, but a good bicycle is a ride.
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52. Love comes in spurts.
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53. The world does not revolve on an axis.
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54. Sex is one of the nine reasons for reincarnation; the other
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eight are unimportant.
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55. Smile, it makes people wonder what you are thinking.
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56. Don't do it if you can't keep it up.
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57. There is no difference between a wise man and a fool when they
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fall in love.
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58. Never go to bed mad, stay up and fight.
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59. Love is the delusion that one woman differs from another.
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60. "This won't hurt, I promise."
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"Sir, I admit your general rule,
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That every poet is a fool.
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But you yourself may serve to show it,
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Every fool is not a poet."
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--Alexander Pope.
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An egotist is a person of low taste--more interested in himself than in me.
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If you sprinkle when you tinkle,
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be a sweetie wipe the seatie.
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(in high pitched voice) Hi my name is Bobby and every time my mommy puts
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me on the potty I cry. And so one day my mommy said "Bobby How come every
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time I put you on the Potty you cry?" I said "It's my potty and I'll cry
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if I want to, Cry if I want to."
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1. What's long and tubular and full of seamen? (This joke must
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be done orally.)
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1. A submarine
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2. What does a dog do that a man steps into?
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2. pants
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3. What's a four letter word that ends in "k" and means
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intercourse?
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3. talk
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4. What four letter word begins with "F", ends with "K", and
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if you can't get one you have to use your hand?
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4. fork
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5. What does a man have that gets bigger as you stroke it?
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5. his ego
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6. What's hard, long, has two nuts and can make a girl fat?
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6. almond joy
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7. What part of a man's body enlarges to approximately three
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times its normal size when excited?
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7. pupils
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8. What word starts with a "C", ends with a "T" and means
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pussy?
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8. cat
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Two teenage boys robbed a bank in a run-down car. After they left the bank,
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the car wouldn't start. When they looked under the hood to see what was
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wrong, they locked their keys and the money in the car. They panicked and
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fled on foot, running into an oncoming police car turning the corner.
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One night about dusk a lady drives up in a relatively
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clean car. (we notice these things). My chinese work mate
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(no relevance to story) saunter suspiciously up to the clean car
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which stopped just inside our lot.
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The soft spoken middle aged lady rolled down her window and
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spoke;
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"Do you wash engines off?" She asked. We now notice her puffed
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eyes, her wet cheeks. (she was crying).
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We also notice the engine is still running. (vital clue #2)
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We shrug our shoulders and say,...
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"yeah, awl right"
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We have never had a request like this but we suggest to each other
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we could whip out the hi pressure hose and just sorta point it
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at the engine. If we kept the pressure down the little old lady
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would probably keep her hoses and wiring intact. (no relevance)
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So my work buddy and I get out the hose and drag it over to her
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car. All this time the car was still running (get on with it)
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and oddly,... she never did get out of the car.
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Well, to jump straight to the good part,...
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We open up the hood and are both hit square in the nostrils
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by a warm air blast of fried cat parts. My buddy, caught unaware,
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simply tossed his cookies onto the engine. This was no
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improvement on the situation.
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This is what I saw,... Bits of kitty cat all over the engine.
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No one piece larger than a loonie. But all stuck in marvelous
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?????? (Canadian $1 coin)
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collage across engine, hood, and exhaust manifold.
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"Fluffy must have climbed into the engine before I started it"
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sobs the ms. over the still running engine.
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" I heard a noise and came straight here".
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When you're dancing with your honey,
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and your nose is kind of runny
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the people think it's funny
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but it's snot.
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Spring is sprung,
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the grass is ris
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I wonder where
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the birdies is.
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HOW SPORTS FANS CAN OFFEND ALL PEOPLE EQUALLY:
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BOSTON CELTICS:
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Show up for a St. Patrick's day game wearing orange.
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MINNESOTA TWINS:
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Hack the stadium TV monitors to show continuous clips from "The
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Other" and reruns of "The Patty Duke Show".
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SAN DIEGO PADRES/NEW ORLEANS SAINTS:
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Dress up as nuns and sing "The Vatican Rag" in the stadium.
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OAKLAND ATHLETICS:
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Surround the stadium with angry members of Overeaters
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Anonymous. Bring in the members of a men's sensitivity group to
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tell emotionally charged stories of being cut from the junior varsity
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baseball team.
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NEW YORK YANKEES:
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Yell nasty insults involving dry martinis, white bread, and
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mayonnaise. Refer to the players and coaches as "Binky", "Biff", and
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"Chip".
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LOS ANGELES DODGERS
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Just throw stuff at them on the field. They were originally the
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"Trolley Dodgers" in Brooklyn. Serves 'em right for moving to a city
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with such abysmal public transportation.
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VANCOUVER CANUCKS
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Show tapes of old Ed Muskie speeches. (This is a subtle, 70's-kid,
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Watergate-related activity.)
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TORONTO BLUE JAYS
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Quote noted ornithologists on the thuggish habits of the
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aforementioned birds.
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ST. LOUIS/PHOENIX CARDINALS
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If you're Catholic, complain about the use of a distinguished Church
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title to describe both a mere bird and two secular sports teams. If
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you're anti-Catholic, bring up the Spanish Inquisition.
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LOS ANGELES RAIDERS
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Initiate a protest by "The Friends of T. Boone Pickens."
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CALGARY FLAMES
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Plaster the stadium with fire-prevention posters. Complain that the
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team name encourages children to play with matches.
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UTAH JAZZ
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If you're a puritanical type, complain about the original sexual
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connotations of the word "jazz." If you're a music scholar, point out
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the geographic inaccuracy inherent in the name.
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MINNESOTA VIKINGS
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Complain that Christopher Columbus got all the attention. Eat
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lutefisk in the stadium upwind of the most expensive seats.
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INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
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Bring over a contingent of unemployed Detroit auto workers to stage
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a protest over naming the team for a Japanese-manufactured car.
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MONTREAL CANADIENS
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Claim that Francophones spell things funny.
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CHICAGO BEARS/BOSTON BRUINS/CINCINNATI REDS
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Symbols of now-discredited Soviet COMMUNISM? Bring back Joe
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McCarthy!
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DETROIT PISTONS
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They exist. Isn't that nasty enough?
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THE MYSTERIOUS TOOTHPASTE MAN, SORT OF
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(Zoom in on man's face. Omnipresent announcer's voice in background, low
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and clear)
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"This man is a proctologist, so we can't show you his butt on T.V. Hi, Rob!
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But it brings up the question: 'What type of suppositories do proctologists
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use?'"
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(Man holds up box of butt-bullets)
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"Anal-B. The suppository used by more proctologists."
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WHY ASK WHY??
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(Two guys sitting at a bar, asking each other strange questions. After each
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question, answer appears on screen. Ladies, PLEASE don't flame me too much
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for this one. In fact, I would enjoy seeing the same scenario with the genders
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reversed.)
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Q: "Why do women always know when you're not telling the truth?"
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A: They don't. Believe me.
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Q: "Why do they always change their minds at the last minute?"
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A: They're confused.
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Q: "Why do we keep putting up with them?"
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A: Sex.
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What do Lesbians think of oral sex ?
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LESS FILLING, TASTES GREAT !
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Seen on a T-Shirt At Banff national Park, Canada :
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Scene : A Grizzly, smirking, lounging in the sun, with a conspicuously
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full belly :
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Send More Tourists
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And, on the back, :
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The Last Batch were delicious
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Travelling salesman is going to spend night in farmer's daughter's
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bedroom (standard t.s.-joke beginning).
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Farmer says, "I must tell you that my daughter is mentally retarded;
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don't you dare mess with her!" Salesman notices large shotgun in
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corner.
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In the middle of the night, farmer's daughter (who is absolutely
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beautiful) kneels by salesman's bed. "How about a hand job?"
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"Oh, no thanks, we mustn't do that," replies the salesman.
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"How about two hand jobs?
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"No, no, please leave me alone; I've got to get some sleep."
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"How about two hand jobs and a tongue job?"
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This is too much to resist! The salesman says OK.
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Farmer's daughter goes:
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[Stick a thumb in each ear, stick tongue out, wave hands:]
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|
"B-dee B-dee B-dee! ...
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|
|
|
A guy from <pick a place> goes to New York City for the first time.
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|
He notices that the place is full of hookers; they're everywhere! He
|
|
wants to take one on, but he only has $14.
|
|
Hooker approaches, says "Hey, want to party?"
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"Sure, but I've only got $14."
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"I'll give you a penguin job for $14."
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He's never heard of a penguin job, but he agrees. They go into a dark
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alley. She drops his pants down around his ankles, and goes down on
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him. Just as he's about to get off, she jumps up and runs away.
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[Taking very short steps]: HEY! WAIT!
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|
Seen on an Armour food can:
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--------------------------
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|
PORK BRAINS in Milk Gravy
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Ingrediants: Pork Brains, Milk, Water, Salt, Corn Starch, Sodium Nitrite.
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-----------
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SCRAMBLED EGGS and BRAINS
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Drain brains, combine with 5 beaten eggs and salt and pepper to taste.
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In fry pan, cook in melted butter or margarine on medium heat, stirring
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to prevent sticking.
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3 to 4 servings.
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|
Wendell, with a thirst for gore,
|
|
Nailed the baby to the bathroom door.
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|
Mother said, with humor quaint,
|
|
"Wendell, dear, don't chip the paint."
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|
|
|
Little Willie with a shout
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|
Gouged the baby's eyeballs out
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|
Stomped on them to make them pop
|
|
Mother said: "Please, William, stop"
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|
|
|
Little Willy was a chemist
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|
Little Willy is no more...
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|
For what he thought was H2O
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|
was H2SO4.
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|
|
|
Little Willy stabbed his sister
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|
She was dead before we missed her
|
|
Little Willy's always up to tricks
|
|
Ain't he cute, he's only six.
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|
|
|
Little Willy played with dynamite,
|
|
Couldn't understand it quite.
|
|
Curiosity never pays,
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|
It rained Willy seven days.
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|
|
|
Seen on a tee-shirt in Yellowstone park
|
|
Two bears sitting back against rocks, picking teeth.
|
|
One bear says... " I just love it when the stupid bastards play dead."
|
|
|
|
A single lane bridge in Marin County has a sign which reads:
|
|
Unsafe to cross bridge when water covers this sign.
|
|
|
|
This is the conversation that will take place many years from now when
|
|
the crew of Starship Enterprise returns to earth and discovers your
|
|
newly acquired ti computer.
|
|
"Can you operate it, Spock?"
|
|
"Well, Jim, this computer was designed and constructed 300 million
|
|
years ago by a totally alien race of methane-breathing, squidlike
|
|
beings who built it using technologies unknown to us and used it
|
|
for purposes we cannot conceive of and then mysteriously vanished
|
|
leaving no shred of documentation as to its operation. It may
|
|
take a few moments."
|
|
|
|
This is mostly a human interest story, but in the loads of junk mail I receive
|
|
daily one inparticular caught my attention. I received an application for
|
|
a Star Trek Visa! On the card is the title "Star Trek - The Enterprise Card"
|
|
along with a very nice picture of Enterprise from TNG and the typical holographic
|
|
dove and Visa symbol in the corner. The interest rate is an absurd 21.9%
|
|
with a yearly fee to boot. But the way this thing is sold in the brouchure
|
|
is haliarious. To quote a few:
|
|
"Easy to apply..easy to qualify. Stand-by for lift-off..to welcome you to
|
|
STAR TREK VISA!"
|
|
"Use you card where ever you go...across town or across the galaxy!"
|
|
"Get cash when you need it...You'll encounter no time warps with STAR TREK
|
|
VISA. You can use you card to get cash at over 102,000 banks and... " blah,
|
|
blah, blah
|
|
"Journey to new frontiers...The next gerneration...your generation...is coming
|
|
of age!"
|
|
What will they think of next?
|
|
|
|
On a local radio station the Mental Health Association had this message:
|
|
"Does someone in your family suffer from schizoid?
|
|
You are not alone..."
|
|
(No kidding!!! Neither are they!!!) Guess the writer's strike has gone
|
|
further than we thought!
|
|
|
|
Note that we used to refer to our phone number as 1-800-IBM-DISK. We have
|
|
been told by IBM Corporation that we can't do this anymore. While it is
|
|
tempting to represent IBM as a bully picking on the little guy, we do see
|
|
their point. The use of their trademark in such a generic sense can lead
|
|
to a dilution of their identity. (Besides, they have more lawyers than we
|
|
have disks.) So, in the future, please think of our phone number as:
|
|
For the amateur radio crowd: 1-800-HAM-DISK
|
|
For all you couch potatoes: 1-800-HBO-DISK
|
|
For purists: 1-800-426-3475
|
|
Even: 1-800-I-AM-DISK (hear me roar)
|
|
But not, we repeat, NOT as: 1-800-IBM-DISK
|
|
We thank you for your support in this matter.
|
|
|
|
Two bums were seated on a park bench stealing food from the pigeons.
|
|
"Say," said one. "If you suddenly found a million bucks would you lend me
|
|
one hundred?"
|
|
"That depends," said the second. "What security you got?"
|
|
|
|
Well folks. It is Wednesday May 11 in Seattle and the weather forecast
|
|
is for 80-85 degrees and sunny! Since this is a rare event in the area,
|
|
one of the local radio stations asked listeners to call in excuses for
|
|
playing hooky today.
|
|
Some of the ones I remember:
|
|
"The extension cord isn't long enough for my electric car"
|
|
"With all the sun we've been having, the blackberries have grown across
|
|
my front path and I'm trapped."
|
|
"Religious reasons. I'm a sun worshipper"
|
|
"I just forgot" (Told on the next day)
|
|
"The air conditioner (at work) is broken."
|
|
|
|
Last week while the House of Representatives was voting on a funding bill for
|
|
the Strategic Defense Initiative, the House vote-tallying computer broke down.
|
|
The computer reported a vote of 358 ayes and 237 nays on an amendment to kill
|
|
the SDI program offered by Reps. Ron Dellums and Barbara Boxer. The House only
|
|
has 435 members.
|
|
The irony was not lost on the opponents of the SDI. Nevertheless, the "manual"
|
|
count of voice votes revealed defeat of the amendment 299-118.
|
|
|
|
Beetle is talking to Zero, says something like, "Hey, Zero. If you
|
|
can tear this piece of paper in half, I'll give you a quarter." Zero
|
|
then proceeds to tear the paper in half. Beetle takes one of the halves,
|
|
tears it in half, and gives it to Zero, saying, "Here's your quarter!"
|
|
Zero wanders off, saying how neat that is and wouldn't it be great to find
|
|
someone else to pull this on. He comes across Sarge and says, "Hey,
|
|
Sarge! If you tear this paper in half, I'll give you 25 cents..."
|
|
|
|
Subject: Blame it on the computer -- lost homework!
|
|
MODERN TIMES: When you were a kid, did you ever tell the teacher ``My dog ate
|
|
my homework?'' Update: Navy Lt. John Ratkovich, a student at Naval Postgrad
|
|
in Monterey, tells me that when homework was called for the other day, Lt.
|
|
Comdr. Al Jones said ``May DOS ate it.'' Right. His disc operating system
|
|
erased it all, and would a commander tell a fib? [Herb Caen, SFChron 28Apr88]
|
|
|
|
In his legal practice, Abraham Lincoln was never greedy for fees
|
|
and discouraged unnecessary litigation. A man came to him in a passion,
|
|
asking him to bring a suit for $2.50 against an impoverished debtor.
|
|
Lincoln tried to dissuade him, but the man was determined upon revenge.
|
|
When he say that the creditor was not to be put off, Lincoln asked for
|
|
and got $10 as his legal fee. He gave half of this to the defendant,
|
|
who thereupon willingly confessed to the debt and paid up the $2.50,
|
|
thus settling the matter to the entire satisfaction of the irate
|
|
plaintiff.
|
|
|
|
Shortly after John F. Kennedy blocked the hike in steel prices
|
|
in 1961, he was visited by a businessman who expressed wariness about
|
|
the national economy. "Things look great," said JFK. "Why, if I wasn't
|
|
president, I'd be buying stocks myself."
|
|
"If you weren't president," said the businessman, "so would I."
|
|
|
|
Dr. Creighton, the Bishop of London many years ago, once removed
|
|
his cigar case while watching an opera production and inquired of the
|
|
fellow in the next seat, "Will my smoking bother you?"
|
|
"Not at all, your Lordship," the man responded, "so long as my
|
|
getting sick won't bother you."
|
|
|
|
After James Whistler did a pencil sketch of Oscar Wilde, Wilde
|
|
characterized it as a "pretty poor work of art."
|
|
"I quite agree," said Whistler, "and you're a pretty poor work
|
|
of nature."
|
|
|
|
Following the death of a United States Senator who was a close
|
|
friend, Woodrow Wilson received a telephone call from an ambitiour
|
|
politician who said that he wanted to take the Senator's place. Wilson,
|
|
shocked by the man's crassness, replied, "That's perfectly agreeable
|
|
with me, but you'll have to speak with the undertaker about it."
|
|
|
|
Here at Lehigh University, about three years ago, a CLUD (CLueless User Device)
|
|
came up to the consultant's window and asked to borrow a stapler so that
|
|
he could attach his floppy disk to his term paper. After telling him that
|
|
it would probably not be a good idea, he decided to use tape. He then proceeded
|
|
to pull his disk out of his back pocket and unfold it.
|
|
|
|
My best novice user story comes from way back in tenth grade. At this point,
|
|
my high school had just invested a fortune in the latest technology: a half-
|
|
dozen Apple II Pluses. Now, my math teacher was also the sole computer teacher
|
|
in the school, and wanted to make sure that we were all properly literate.
|
|
So, the first week of classes, we are all trooped over to the computer room,
|
|
given one disk each, and given explicit directions on how to format the
|
|
disk. The first step, of course, was to take the floppy out of its envelope,
|
|
not to stuff the whole contents in.
|
|
A few minutes later, Erica (a good friend who, fortunately, probably isn't
|
|
on the net) comes over to the teacher, saying that she can't get it to work.
|
|
"Well, what's happening?" asks Mr. Romer (the teacher).
|
|
"I can't get the floppy disk into the drive. It keeps flopping all over,
|
|
and bends when I try to put it in."
|
|
Sure enough, she had carefully removed the magnetic part of the floppy from
|
|
the paper enclosure...
|
|
|
|
User calls stating that monitor has just gone blank, and is
|
|
told by consultant to check behind the machine to make sure the monitor
|
|
cable hasn't come loose. "I can't see anything back there. We just had
|
|
a power failure and it's too dark to see anything in my office."
|
|
|
|
We've all heard stories about users who have stuffed 5 1/4" disks into
|
|
3 1/2" drives. A couple of weeks ago, someone called the computing
|
|
center here complaining of trouble running a PC program. After some
|
|
interrogation, she revealed that she was trying to run it on a Mac.
|
|
But she hadn't had any qualms about folding the 5 1/4" disk to put
|
|
into the Mac's drive. After all, she reasoned, disks operate on
|
|
magnetic fields, which aren't altered by folding the disk.
|
|
A little knowledge can be a dangerous thing.
|
|
|
|
A long time ago UNIVAC (now UNISYS) had a mainframe computer called an
|
|
1106. They used rotating drum memory. For those of you not familiar
|
|
with drums, they are massive rotating cylinders. They also tend to
|
|
possess a great deal of rotational inertia.
|
|
Anyway, a UNIVAC customer engineer told me that they tried to install
|
|
these machines in naval vessels, rotating drum and all. The story goes
|
|
that everything was fine until the ship executed a hard turn to port.
|
|
The drum, resisting this course alteration, merrily broke loose
|
|
from its mountings and crashed through the side of the ship. WHOA BOY!
|
|
|
|
Sorry to change the subject a little, but this priceless
|
|
little anecdote occurred while I was working for a hardware
|
|
store while in college.
|
|
I'm standing behind the counter, wearing my little scratchy
|
|
polyester uniform shirt, and this big huge guy walks up to
|
|
me carrying two rolls of shelf paper and says "Is this going
|
|
to be enough to cover my shelves?"
|
|
I stare at him for a moment, and then say "Well, that depends
|
|
how long your shelves are." Silence. "How long are your shelves?"
|
|
"Oh," he says, "Three feet each."
|
|
Silence.
|
|
"Ok," I say, "How many shelves do you have?"
|
|
"Four per cabinet."
|
|
Again silence.
|
|
"Allright, I'll bite," I say in raw disbelief, "How many cabinets,
|
|
indeed, do you have?" (I fully expected to hear "Three per room.")
|
|
"Two."
|
|
"Fine, so it sounds like you have two cabinets with four shelves
|
|
each that are three feet long."
|
|
"Yeah?"
|
|
"So that sounds to me like 2 * 4 * 3."
|
|
"Yeah?"
|
|
"That's 24."
|
|
"Yeah?"
|
|
"Those rolls are ten feet each."
|
|
"Yeah?"
|
|
This time, _I_ went silent.
|
|
Long pause..................
|
|
Then, with a look of pure enlightenment generally displayed
|
|
only by Zen masters: "I think I better get another roll."
|
|
"There is a God." I thought.
|
|
|
|
When I was taking a 300 level computer science class in college
|
|
there was a girl in the class that was a good friend of mine, she
|
|
was one of those people that was accademiclly briliant with zero
|
|
common scence. Durring the first week of class the prof always
|
|
gave every one in the class an account on the system and a common
|
|
password for everyone in the class. I logged into Karen's
|
|
account before she did and created a ".profile" which printed
|
|
out a message to the effect:
|
|
Karen,
|
|
I'm having a very bad day today, the freshman are
|
|
driving me crazy with there stupid errors and the System
|
|
Administrator was very rough when he mounted the backup
|
|
tapes. So I suggest, if you want your homework programs
|
|
to compile correctly, that you log off now and try again
|
|
when I'm feeling better!
|
|
Love,
|
|
PDP/11
|
|
I'd forgotten all about my little prank until one day, right before
|
|
a homework was due and we were talking in the cafateria, she said
|
|
she had gotten an extention from the prof because "Every time I
|
|
logged into the computer it gave me a message to loggout imediatley!"
|
|
She never knew that someone played a joke (alright it really wasn't
|
|
that good) on her. I decided it would be better not to tell her.
|
|
|
|
A few years back, the CS100 class (Computer Science for semi-sentient beings)
|
|
was given their first Machine Problem (MP 0). For this one, students were
|
|
given the program listing so the only thing the student had to do for the
|
|
grade was to conquer the card punch and card reader. To be cute, the TA's
|
|
punched the program (~60 card), lined up the cards one below the other in
|
|
sort of a listing style, and zeroxed the "listing" which was handed out so
|
|
that the students could see what the cards should look like. The language
|
|
was FORTRAN so this helped show the proper columns.
|
|
One particular student managed to punch her deck of cards just fine but was
|
|
having some problems with the card reader. After a few dozen tries, she
|
|
asked the operator on duty if he could help her with the reader. The op
|
|
went over and tried the deck once. Only the first card read. Opon closer
|
|
observation, the first card was the /EOJ (End Of Job) card. She had reversed
|
|
the order of the cards so that they would match the order of the handout if
|
|
fanned out. The op explained that the cards were arranged that way just so
|
|
they could make the handout and that her problem was just that she was trying
|
|
to read the deck in backwards. The topper: She went back and punched a new
|
|
deck in the proper order!
|
|
|
|
Then there was the one about the user or (ab)user as we used to call them who
|
|
stood waiting by the printer for his printout for about 15 min. He then
|
|
proceeded to ask the operator if the op could check to see what was taking his
|
|
printout so long. The op checked the queue a number of times during the next
|
|
10 or 15 mins and finally told the user, "I don't see it on the queue. Why
|
|
don't you just send it again." To which the user replied, "Send?"
|
|
|
|
Reminds me of the Department Chairman(!) at Seton Hall who last week wouldn't
|
|
let me copy a book on the Copier because you can't close the lid on a book,
|
|
and so it 'lets the light in' and breaks the copier.
|
|
The pages of the book were the same size as the papers I was copying onto,
|
|
so it wasn't a problem of extra toner being wasted. I also offered to
|
|
close my eyes while making the copies (in case he was worried about my safety),
|
|
but he told me that this wouldn't help, since the light would still get into the
|
|
copier and "Break It".
|
|
I can just imagine the copier repairman's chuckle when he blamed the broken
|
|
copier on light 'getting in'. "you let light into the copier, so its your
|
|
fault it broke".
|
|
I was tempted to tell this professor that he should also watch out for
|
|
burned out light bulbs, since if you leave a light socket without a working
|
|
bulb (or worse, no bulb at all), the electricity escapes into the air and
|
|
can make you very sick.
|
|
And of course the 'smoke theory of electronics' (smoke makes electronic
|
|
circuits work, since circuits stop working once the smoke escapes) came
|
|
to mind as well...
|
|
|
|
One customer at a computer store (or perhaps a computer faire) asked a salesman
|
|
a number of questions about a given model of computer. Does it do this? Yes,
|
|
it does this. Can it do that? Yes, it can do that. Does it have these?
|
|
Yes, it has these. Finally he began to become somewhat suspicious of the
|
|
amazing capabilities of this machine, and asked in as serious a tone as he
|
|
could muster:
|
|
Does it have flim-flam flip-flops?
|
|
Yes, yes, it has flim-flam flip-flops!
|
|
|
|
One day I happened to be in our local "mom and pop" computer store,
|
|
scanning the new magazines, when a fellow came in to buy some floppies
|
|
for his home computer. The proprietor happened to be behind the counter
|
|
and asked the man which computer he had. He then took a box from the shelf
|
|
behind him, and opened it. "How many disks do you need?" he asked.
|
|
"Oh, two I think" came the answer. The proprietor then rang up the sale,
|
|
and gave the man his change. With that, the man said "Thanks very much",
|
|
picked the disks up off the counter, carefully folded them into quarters,
|
|
and stuffed them into his shirt pocket as he strolled out the door.
|
|
The experience left me speechless, but I noticed that the owner didn't
|
|
even flinch. (No doubt because he knew the fellow would be back for some
|
|
more disks!)
|
|
|
|
Jesse Jackson: "We have guided missles but we have misguided leaders,
|
|
and that's why I want to be your president." (I almost fell onto the
|
|
floor. Does he write his own stuff?)
|
|
|
|
Judge Thomas was asked, "Do you even know the meaning of Harrassment, let's
|
|
hear you use the word in a sentence."
|
|
"Ok", he replied. "Anita Hill has a sharp mind, but harrassment nothing to me."
|
|
|
|
<Note: answering Machine Messages>
|
|
"I know what you're thinking. Did the phone ring four times, or only three.
|
|
Well, to tell you the truth, in all this excitement, I kind of lost track
|
|
myself. But seeing as how this is a touch-tone phone, the most powerful
|
|
phone in the world, and is liable to blow your ear clean off, you've got a
|
|
question to ask yourself: 'Do I feel lucky?' Well... do ya, punk?"
|
|
|
|
"Jingle Bell, Jingle Bell, Jingle Bell Rock,
|
|
We're out on the town, or punching the clock.
|
|
Leave your name and number and we'll call you back soon.
|
|
Have a great afternoon!"
|
|
|
|
She attempted the following (although the answering machine balked at the
|
|
length of this one!) to the tune of "Tale to tell" (or whatever it's called)
|
|
by Madonna:
|
|
|
|
"I have a telephone.
|
|
Some times it gets so hard when I'm not home.
|
|
I was not ready for your call.
|
|
To deaf to hear the ringing in the hall..."
|
|
(I forget the rest -- Thank God!)
|
|
|
|
A man walks into a bank and tells the teller, "I want to open a
|
|
fucking bank account." The woman replies, "Sir, there's no reason to
|
|
talk like that." Again he says, "Listen, all I want to do is open a
|
|
fucking bank account here." And again, her response is "Sir, you really
|
|
need to stop talking that way." All this commotion alerts the bank
|
|
manager who comes over and says to the man, "Can I help you?" To
|
|
which the man says, "Yeah, I just won ten million dollars in the lottery
|
|
and want to open a fucking bank account here." Upon hearing this, the
|
|
manager motions toward the teller and says, "Is this bitch giving you
|
|
a hard time?"
|
|
|
|
My favorite restroom joke is
|
|
Walk into a busy restroom and say "This must be where all the pricks hang
|
|
out.
|
|
|
|
Seen above a urinal in a Mtv. tavern:
|
|
Return rental beer here.
|
|
|
|
What do you call the useless fleshy parts around a vagina ?
|
|
A woman.
|
|
|
|
What's the difference between a blond girl and a blond guy ?
|
|
She has a higher sperm count.
|
|
|
|
Three surgeons were talking. The first one said he preferred to do his
|
|
work on thin people and the others wondered why.
|
|
"Because, there's no fat in the way - you can see what you're doing."
|
|
The second one said that was strange, because he preferred to do his work
|
|
on fat people. Why?
|
|
"Because, although there's fat, it protects the cut, and makes it easier
|
|
to do."
|
|
The third one said he didn't care about fat or thin, he only worked on
|
|
<insert occupation here>. Why?
|
|
"Because they are so simple to work on. There's only two parts - a mouth and
|
|
and asshole, and they're interchangeable."
|
|
|
|
The first time I had sex, I was terrified. I was alone..
|
|
|
|
THE CIVIL SERVANT'S DOG
|
|
-----------------------
|
|
Four workers were discussing how smart their dogs were. The first was
|
|
an engineer who said his dog could draw. His dog's name was "T-Square",
|
|
and he told him to get some paper and draw a square, a circle and a
|
|
triangle, which he did with no sweat.
|
|
The accountant said he thought his dog, "Balance", could do better.
|
|
He told him to fetch a dozen cookies and divide them into piles of
|
|
three, which he did with no problem.
|
|
The chemist said that was a very good stunt, but that his dog,
|
|
"Apothecary", could do better yet. He told his dog to get a quart of
|
|
milk and pour seven ounces into a ten ounce glass. Apothecary did this
|
|
without a hitch.
|
|
All three men agreed their dogs were equally smart. They turned to
|
|
the Civil Servant and asked him what his dog could do. The Civil Servant
|
|
called his dog, whose name was "Coffee break", and said, "Show the
|
|
fellows what you can do, old buddy." Coffee Break then strolled over and
|
|
ate the cookies, drank the milk, shit on the paper, screwed the other
|
|
three dogs and claimed he injured his back while doing so. He then filed
|
|
a grievance for unsafe conditions, applied for Workers' Compensation,
|
|
and left for home on sick leave.
|
|
|
|
There were two high school friends, Artie and Dominick, who
|
|
did everything together, and were the absolute best of friends. Then
|
|
they went off to different colleges and were separated for several years.
|
|
One day, however, Artie was sitting and a bar and looks over and sees his
|
|
old friend Dominick
|
|
"Dominick?" he shouts
|
|
"Artie?" Dominick replied.
|
|
Obviously they were happy to see each other again, and spent a long
|
|
time catching up on old times. Along the course of the conversation, Artie
|
|
asked Dominick what he did as a career.
|
|
"I'm an inventor," Dominick said.
|
|
"Wow," said Artie, "you must be loaded!"
|
|
"Well, I would be, except for my wife spends all my money. I really
|
|
hate her and wish she were dead!"
|
|
"well, hey," Artie said, "I'm a hit man! I can knock her off for
|
|
ya!"
|
|
Dominick was pleased with this idea, and offered Artie a great deal
|
|
of money to do this. Artie, however would not take it, saying that it would
|
|
be free for his best friend. Dominick felt bad about this, and kept trying
|
|
to pay SOMETHING to Artie, but he refused. Finally Dominick said, "Listen,
|
|
let me pay you, alright? Just a dollar, okay? A dollar to say that I paid
|
|
you. Please?" Finally, Artie agreed to the cost of one dollar, and the
|
|
plans were made.
|
|
Later, while Dominick was away, Artie went to his house and strangled
|
|
his wife. Just as she died, the butler walked into the room, so Artie
|
|
strangled him as well. Seconds after his death, in walked the maid, so once
|
|
again, he was forced to strangle another person. Finally, after she was dead,
|
|
he raced out of the house and down the street, but was caught by the police.
|
|
Next day the headlines read:
|
|
ARTIE CHOKES THREE FOR A DOLLAR AND DOMINICK'S
|
|
|
|
Hinds' Law(s) of Computer Programming
|
|
=====================================
|
|
1. Any given program, when running, is obsolete.
|
|
2. If a program is useful, it will have to be changed.
|
|
3. If a program is useless, it will have to be documented.
|
|
4. Any given program will expand to fill all available memory.
|
|
5. The value of a program is proportional to the weight of
|
|
its output.
|
|
6. Program complexity grows until it exceeds the capability of
|
|
the programmer who must maintain it.
|
|
7. Make it possible for programmers to write programs in English
|
|
and you will find that programmers cannot write in English.
|
|
|
|
Finagle's Rules
|
|
===============
|
|
1. To study an appilcation best, understand it thoroughly
|
|
before you start. (Think about it <grin>).
|
|
2. Always keep a record of data. It indicates you've been
|
|
working.
|
|
3. Always draw your curves, then plot the reading.
|
|
4. In case of doubt, make it _sound_ convincing.
|
|
5. Program results should always be reproducible (a Xerox
|
|
machine works best for me). They should all _fail_ the
|
|
same way!
|
|
6. Do not believe in miracles. RELY on them!
|
|
|
|
Thoreau's Theories of Adaptation
|
|
================================
|
|
1. After months of training and you finally understand all of
|
|
a program's commands, a revised version of the program
|
|
arrives with an all-new command structure.
|
|
2. After designing a useful routine that gets around a familiar
|
|
"bug" in the system, the system is revised, the "bug" is
|
|
taken away and you're left with a useless routine.
|
|
3. Efforts in improving a program's "user friendliness" invariably
|
|
leads to work in improving user's "computer literacy".
|
|
4. THAT'S NOT A "BUG", THAT'S A _FEATURE_!
|
|
|
|
The Ninety-Ninety Rule of Project Scheduling
|
|
============================================
|
|
"The first ninety percent of the task takes ninety percent of the
|
|
scheduled time. The last ten percent of the task takes the other
|
|
ninety percent of the time." (...all together now. One, two,
|
|
three...and GROAN!)
|
|
|
|
"It's not a bug ... It's not a feature ... It's an ENHANCEMENT!"
|
|
|
|
This guy at work becomes extremely horny and can't wait until he gets home
|
|
to his wife. 5 o'clock comes around and he's outa there. When he arrives
|
|
home he tells his wife they have to do it and do it now! She replies "But
|
|
Jr. is still up", he replies "well put him to bed." So she does.
|
|
Now these two are hopp'n and bopp'n and makeing all kinds of noise. Little
|
|
Jr. walks in and says "Oh look, mommy and daddy are playing horsey! Can I
|
|
play?" The dad figures Jr. doesn't know what's going on and let's Jr. hop
|
|
on. So, now the mommy and daddy are still going at it with little Jr. taking
|
|
a ride of his life. Mommy begins to scream louder and louder, and just before
|
|
she climaxes, little Jr. shouts "Hold Daddy! This is where the postman and I
|
|
got bucked off yesterday!!!!!!" :-) -8
|
|
|
|
Q: What did one nut say to another nut?
|
|
A: Why are we hanging here when it was Dick that did all the shooting?
|
|
|
|
What do Jews and pizza have in common?
|
|
They both bake well in ovens!
|
|
|
|
How would you punctuate "Fun fun fun worry worry worry"?
|
|
A: "Fun period fun period fun NO PERIOD worry worry worry"!
|
|
|
|
The Night the Gelatinous Mass of Flesh Converged on Ponderosa
|
|
by Eric Cotter
|
|
|
|
There once was a party of four
|
|
Who couldn't fit inside a door
|
|
I'm sure you'd agree
|
|
That these four would be
|
|
Harpooned if they swam off the shore
|
|
|
|
The leader of the group was Chasm
|
|
Ever seen fifteen chins -- he has 'em
|
|
When he engulfs food
|
|
The image so lewd
|
|
Gives everyone near muscle spasms
|
|
|
|
His three friends - Gorge, Inhale, and Glop
|
|
Consumed food with nary a stop
|
|
Once at Donut World
|
|
Their frenzy unfurled
|
|
They had coffee, donuts, and a cop
|
|
|
|
They walked with a side-to-side gait
|
|
Because of their tremendous weight
|
|
Well you may not buy it
|
|
But they tried to diet
|
|
Against hunger that no one could sate
|
|
|
|
They were doing well at their slimming
|
|
The fat on their meat they were trimming
|
|
But their effort was tossed
|
|
They gained back what they'd lost
|
|
And hunger was already brimming
|
|
|
|
They burst out of Weight Watchers that night
|
|
Buildings were crushed under their might
|
|
And then the group did meet
|
|
A sign - All You Can Eat
|
|
And thus began the terrible blight
|
|
|
|
The manager gasped at the terrible sight
|
|
His whole body trembled with great fright
|
|
How could Ponderosa
|
|
End up as the host o'
|
|
Four who could block the sun's light
|
|
|
|
He quickly became incoherent
|
|
As he watched his food disappearin'
|
|
They've eaten their valet
|
|
And inhaled the buffet
|
|
Now at the kitchen they were leerin'
|
|
|
|
The chefs cowered before the quartet
|
|
Seeing hunger that no one could whet
|
|
They consumed all in sight
|
|
On that horrible night
|
|
Eating everything that they could get
|
|
|
|
They widened before everyone's eyes
|
|
Surrounded by thousands of flies
|
|
But so greatly loaded
|
|
Their bodies exploded
|
|
And fireworks lit up the skies
|
|
|
|
Those four will not really be missed
|
|
For they had many people pissed
|
|
They ravaged a town
|
|
Knocking buildings down
|
|
And that's just the start of the list
|
|
|
|
But this story does have a lesson
|
|
Eating too much Crisco and Wesson
|
|
Leads to massive weight gain
|
|
And abdominal pain
|
|
And heart attacks can be distressin'
|
|
|
|
CRAP -- CRAsh Proof
|
|
Example: "Our mainframe is CRAP."
|
|
|
|
TURD -- Totally UnReadable Documentation
|
|
Example: "They shipped CRAP with the last system upgrade."
|
|
|
|
|
|
Nothing is better than happiness
|
|
A baloney sandwich is better than nothing
|
|
A baloney sandwich is better than happiness
|
|
|
|
"Specimens" -- sung to the tune of BabyFace
|
|
-------------------------------------------
|
|
When you were aborted not too long ago,
|
|
You must have been the cutest thing.
|
|
I can see you perched on some museum shelf.
|
|
Just sitting there forever,
|
|
And never decaying.
|
|
Just floating in your bell jar,
|
|
You little pickled thing.
|
|
|
|
(bum bum bum)
|
|
|
|
Specimens, I love those little jars of specimens.
|
|
All packed in bottles
|
|
filled with Formalin, those specimens.
|
|
Darwin, don't you think that
|
|
This one's the Missing Link.
|
|
Oh, specimens, ...
|
|
|
|
---
|
|
Mommy Mommy, Can I play with Grandma?
|
|
Shut up kid, You've already dug her up 3 times today!
|
|
|
|
Little Boy Blue, come blow your horn.
|
|
The sheeps in the meadow, the cows in the corn.
|
|
Where's the little boy that looks after the sheep?
|
|
- Under the haystack, with Little BoPeep!
|
|
|
|
What do you call two nuns and a blonde?
|
|
Two tight ends and a wide receiver.
|
|
|
|
Pencil-neck geek!
|
|
Gritty-eyed freak!
|
|
Scum-sucking pinhead with a lousy physique!
|
|
You're a no-good, one-man losing streak!
|
|
Nothing but a pencil-neck geek!
|
|
|
|
There is a sorority of more or less obese women at our
|
|
school called Sigma Delta Tau. They go around with these
|
|
shirts that look like they read "EAT"
|
|
|
|
Did you hear about S. Rushdie's new book?
|
|
Buddha, You fat f_ck
|
|
|
|
She was only the bank managers daughter,
|
|
but boy she was never a lone!
|
|
|
|
Robert Durrant
|
|
"You don't have to be mad, but it helps!"
|
|
|
|
She was only a rancher's daughter,
|
|
but all the horse manure (horsemen knew her)!
|
|
|
|
Little Johnny goes up to his teacher and asks:
|
|
"Miss Brown, what does a vagina look like before sex?"
|
|
Miss Brown says: "Well, Little Johnny, I think that's something
|
|
you'd better ask your father."
|
|
So Little Johnny goes home and asks his dad: "Dad, what does a vagina look
|
|
like before sex?"
|
|
Dad looks at Little Johnny and says: "Well son, have you ever seen a rose,
|
|
with it's petals half open and the dew glistening on it in the morning sun."
|
|
"Gee, thanks Dad", says Little Johnny.
|
|
The next day Little Johnny goes up to his teacher again and asks:
|
|
"Miss Brown, what does a vagina look like AFTER sex?"
|
|
Miss Brown says: "Well, Little Johnny, I think that seeing as your father
|
|
did such a good job answering your first question, you'd better ask him."
|
|
So Little Johnny goes home and asks his dad: "Dad, what does a vagina look
|
|
like after sex?"
|
|
Dad looks at Little Johnny and says:
|
|
"Well son, have you seen a bulldog eating porridge?"
|
|
|
|
Gleaming plastic in a paper bag .
|
|
I pick you up , but you still sag .
|
|
Soon to be filled with blood , bile and stools .
|
|
They say it can't be love but they're just fools .
|
|
Every moment with you I simply adore
|
|
I wouldn't swap you for a thousand dollar hore.
|
|
CHORUS
|
|
Colostomy bag ,you're such a tease .
|
|
Colostomy bag , oh how you tease.
|
|
Colostomy bag give me head
|
|
Colostomy bag take me to bed .
|
|
Insides swimming in urine and faecial tripe
|
|
I can't help myself as I take a bite .
|
|
Your sweet fluids flow back inside of me.
|
|
This is true love the way it was meant to be .
|
|
Half my intestines were sliced away
|
|
Now you have somwhere warm to stay .
|
|
Chorus .
|
|
I cant stop making love to you .
|
|
Even though my dick gets covered in poo.
|
|
Sex with you is in a different class .
|
|
I'd wish you would stick a chainsaw up my arse.
|
|
Oh colostomy bag spend an eternity with me
|
|
And I promise to be true to thee.
|
|
Chorus .
|
|
Oohhh Colostomy
|
|
Oohhh Colostomy bag.
|
|
OOOHHHHH my colostomy
|
|
oohhh Colostomy bag
|
|
I love you ..
|
|
|
|
A party of Catholics is on a plane journey over the frozen north. The plane
|
|
goes down in bad weather in some very difficult terrain. They have food for
|
|
only one day, and no survival equipment, but they manage to transmit an SOS.
|
|
No-one can rescue them before they all die of exposure, so the church
|
|
parachutes in a priest...
|
|
|
|
A man walked into a bank & pulled a gun on a teller. He told her to
|
|
give him all the cash she had and all that other stuff that happens in your
|
|
typical bank robbery. When the 'transaction' was complete, the guy went to
|
|
put his gun away so he could leave. In the process, he fired the gun and
|
|
shot his finger off. He fled. The police took the finger and matched it
|
|
with a fingerprint on file, drove to his address and picked him up.
|
|
|
|
2 robbers from Puerto Rico felt that the Police were getting hot on their
|
|
trail, so they decided to move far away to Montreal and continue their
|
|
life of crime in the new city. Unfortunately they just did not quite
|
|
understand winter. They were arrested the morning after their first
|
|
break-in. The police just followed their footsteps in the snow from the
|
|
store to their house...
|
|
|
|
have you ever noticed that most of the women who are against abotrion
|
|
are women that you wouldn't fuck in the first place!!!!!!!
|
|
|
|
A Carlin classic:
|
|
Shouldn't there be a feminine hygiene product named ``Sprunt''?
|
|
|
|
What did Clarence Thomas say to Ted Kennedy?
|
|
At least I bring them home alive.
|
|
|
|
A truck driver used to amuse himself by running over lawyers he would see
|
|
walking down the side of the road. Every time he would see a lawyer walking
|
|
along the road, he would swerve to hit him, and there would be a loud
|
|
"THUMP" and then he would swerve back on the road. This pasttime was
|
|
immensely enjoyable to the truck driver.
|
|
One day, as the truck driver was driving along, he saw a priest hitch
|
|
hiking, so he thought he would do a good turn by offering the priest a
|
|
lift. So he pulled the truck over and asked the priest, "Where are you
|
|
going, Father?"
|
|
"I'm going to the church 5 miles down the road!" replied the priest.
|
|
"No problem, Father! I'll give you a lift. Climb in the truck." With that,
|
|
the happy priest climbed into the passenger seat, and the truck driver
|
|
continued down the road.
|
|
Suddenly the truck driver saw a lawyer walking down the road, and
|
|
instinctively he swerved to hit him. But then he remembered there was a
|
|
priest in the truck with him, so at the last minute he swerved back to the
|
|
road, narrowly missing the lawyer. However, even though he was certain he
|
|
missed the lawyer, he still heard a loud "THUD".
|
|
Not understanding where the noise came from he glanced in his mirrors, and
|
|
when he didn't see anything, he turned to the priest and said, "I'm sorry,
|
|
Father. I almost hit that lawyer."
|
|
"That's okay," replied the priest. "I got him with the door!"
|
|
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
Canonical List of WASP Jokes
|
|
Version 1.0
|
|
|
|
1. Why did God invent WASPs?
|
|
Someone has to buy retail.
|
|
|
|
2) How many WASPs does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
|
|
Two. One to make the marinis, one to call the electrician.
|
|
Two, but WASPs screw in a bed.
|
|
|
|
3) What do you call a bunch of WASPs sitting around a table?
|
|
Price fixing.
|
|
|
|
4) What does a WW's bumper sticker say?
|
|
Honk if you want to pass.
|
|
|
|
5) How do you spot WWs in a Chinese restaurant?
|
|
They're the ones where everyone is eating their own food.
|
|
|
|
6) What is the definition of a WW?
|
|
Someone who steps out of the shower to piss.
|
|
|
|
7) How do you spot a WW at an orgy?
|
|
He's the one washing grapes.
|
|
|
|
8) What's a deprived WW?
|
|
Someone who only has a black and white TV.
|
|
|
|
9) What's a WW's seven-course meal?
|
|
Six martinis and a Saltine.
|
|
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
|
|
Do not meddle in the affairs of wizards, for they are horny
|
|
and will screw you next.
|
|
|
|
What is the difference between Bike and a women?
|
|
The number of head lights.
|
|
|
|
Why do men go bald and women have no beards?
|
|
Women do so much mouth work they grow no beards
|
|
Men do so much brain work they get bald.
|
|
|
|
What is the difference between gun and a girl?
|
|
The gun is loaded before firing and the girl is loaded after firing.
|
|
|
|
What ever can go wrong will.
|
|
No matter where you go, there you are.
|
|
The secret of success is sincerity,
|
|
once you can fake that you've got it made.
|
|
If two wrongs don't make a right - try three!
|
|
You cannot successfully determine beforehand
|
|
which side of the bread to butter.
|
|
It is truly written that a man has five times as many fingers as ears
|
|
but only twice as many ears as noses.
|
|
Teamwork is essential - it allows you to blame someone else.
|
|
If you have a difficult task, give it to a lazy person -
|
|
he will find an easier way to do it.
|
|
In any organisation there will always be one person
|
|
who knows what is going on - this person must be fired.
|
|
Indecision is the basis for flexibility.
|
|
Never make a decision you can get someone else to make.
|
|
Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
|
|
You can lead a horse to water, but if you can get him to float on his back,
|
|
you've really got something!
|
|
It's morally wrong to allow suckers to keep their money.
|
|
A Smith & Wesson beats four aces.
|
|
Live within your income, even if you have to borrow to do so.
|
|
Creativity varies inversely with the number
|
|
of cooks involved with the broth.
|
|
You can make it foolproof but you can't make it damnfoolproof.
|
|
Always drive through an amber light.
|
|
You can't expect to hit the jackpot if you don't put
|
|
a few nickels in the machine.
|
|
Fools rush in - and get the best seats.
|
|
Other people's tools work only in other people's gardens.
|
|
If nobody uses it, there must be a reason.
|
|
An unbreakable toy is useful for breaking other toys.
|
|
Everybody should believe in something: I believe I'll have another drink.
|
|
Beauty is only skin deep, but ugly goes clean to the bone.
|
|
The probability of meeting someone you know increases when you are with
|
|
someone you don't want to be seen with.
|
|
The man who can smile when things go wrong has thought of someone
|
|
to blame it on.
|
|
You cannot accurately determine the depth of a puddle until you step in it.
|
|
Opportunity always knocks at the least opportune moment.
|
|
Blessed is he who expects nothing, for he shall not be disappointed.
|
|
Nothing is ever so bad that it can't get worse.
|
|
After things have gone from bad to worse, the cycle will repeat itself.
|
|
If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs,
|
|
then you just don't understand the problem.
|
|
You're not drunk if you can lie on the floor without holding on.
|
|
1. If its green or it wriggles, it's biology 2. If it stinks it's
|
|
chemistry 3. If it doesn't work, it's physics.
|
|
Any system which relies on human reliability is unreliable.
|
|
Undetectable errors are infinite in variety, in contrast to detectable
|
|
errors, which by definition are limited.
|
|
All buses heading in the opposite direction drive off
|
|
the face of the earth and never return.
|
|
Just because your doctor has a name for your condition
|
|
doesn't mean he knows what it is.
|
|
Celibacy is not hereditary.
|
|
The closer you are to the facts of a situation,
|
|
the more obvious are the errors in all news coverage of the situation.
|
|
The further away the disaster or accident occurs,
|
|
the greater number of dead and injured required for it to make the news.
|
|
Build a system that even a fool can use,
|
|
and only a fool will want to use it.
|
|
Those who enjoy sausages and respect the law
|
|
should never watch either one being made.
|
|
To spot the expert, pick the one who predicts the job will
|
|
take the longest and cost the most.
|
|
Whatever hits the fan will not be evenly distributed.
|
|
If you help a friend in need, he is sure to remember you -
|
|
the next time he's in need.
|
|
Einstein's other law of relativity: How long a minute is,
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depends on which side of the bathroom door you are on.
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He who laughs last probably didn't get the joke.
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