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"I fart to make you smell better."
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What do you call a blond with a dollar on top of her head?
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All You Can Eat for under a buck!
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How many Male Chauvanist Pigs does it take to change a light bulb?
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None, let the F***ING bitch make dinner in the dark!
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What do call two blondes in the freezer?
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Frosted flakes!
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Why do women like to 'do it' doggie style?
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So they can watch the Packer game too....
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what can you say about the woman of the 90's?
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she thinks f*cking and cooking are two cities in China!
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how did magic johnson get aids?
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had engine trouble....he blew a Piston!
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Ok, so there's this guy in his early 20s, your average young stud. Every
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weekend he goes to the bars, picks up a nice young lady, takes her back to
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his apartment, and bangs her til the morning. Well, he's getting kind of
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sick of this life, so he decides one Friday night to try a really ugly
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lady. He goes to a bar and there's a lady in her 70s or 80s, all saggy
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and everything, and he picks her up. So he takes her back to his place
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and then starts undressing her. After he pulls her blouse off, he begins
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sucking on her breasts. A warm juice flows out and the young man
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proclaims, "That is some of the best tasting milk I've ever had, but
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aren't you a little old to still produce milk?" and the old bag replies,
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"You bet, sonny, but not too old to have cancer!"
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Now that we are in an election year, it seems appropriate that some good
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policial jokes should start coming out. Some good ones from the past:
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(From '72) Why change Dicks in the middle of a screw?...Vote for Nixon in
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'72!
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(From '88) What's a difference between a Republican woman and a Democratic
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woman? A republican woman has BUSH in her HART!
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Dick Nixon before he dicks you!
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And another:
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"In your heart you know he's nuts" -- Johnson - Goldwater 1964
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A list of classic pick=-up lines
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I'll suck you so hard that you'll have to pick the sheets out of
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your *ss when I'm finished.
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That dress would look awfully nice on the floor next to my bed...
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Do you want to see something swell?
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Hey babe....do you realize that my mouth can generate over 750 psi?
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Drop 'em.
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What do you like for breakfast?
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Is that a double ended dildo or are you just glad to see me?
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Is that a tic-tac in your pocket or are you just glad to see me?
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Hi there! I'm interested in having breakfast with you. Can I call you
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or nudge you?
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Excuse me. Do you wanna f**k or should I apologize?
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Irish : Have you got a little Irish in you?
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She: Uh...no....
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Irish: Well, do you want some?
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Pardon me but I was just about to go home and masturbate
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and I was wondering if you'd mind if I fantasize about you?
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Say, didn't we go to different schools together?
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Wanna fuck like bunnies?
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Why don't you come on over here, sit on my lap, and we'll talk about
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the first thing that pops up.
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I had a friend who used to hand out calling cards which said:
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Smile if you want to sleep with me.
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Then watch the victim try to hold back her smile...
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Hi, my name's Ron, how do you like me so far?
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Sit on my lap and we'll get things straight between us.
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I had a friend give a card that had on the front:
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1 2 3 4
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Pick a number
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And then on the back of the card it read:
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Sex maniacs always pick 3
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You wouldn't believe how many women pick 3. It was a great card.
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You smell wet. Let's Party.
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Pardon me miss, but I help noticing that you have cum in your hair.
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Can I buy you a drink, or do you just want the money?
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Would you like to dance, or should I go fuck myself again?
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Hey baby, let's go make some babies.
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At the office copy machine:
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Reproducing eh? Can I help?
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Would you like Gin and platonic, or do you prefer Scotch and sofa?
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From: MAD Magazine: Classic Flops
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Spring 1986.
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9 Very Unsuccessful Pick=-up Lines:
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1. "Would you like to see my boa constrictor?"
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2. "Is that a false nose?"
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3. "You look like a hooker I knew in Fresno."
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4. "I'm drunk."
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5. "Hi, my friends call me Creepy."
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6. "Would you like to come to a party in my toolshed?"
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7. "I just threw up."
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8. "You're ugly but you intrigue me."
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9. "I had to find out what kind of woman would go out dressed
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like that."
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Gee, you don't sweat much for a fat chick.
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You look more beautiful than Nurse Chapel.
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Miss, If you've lost your virginity, can I have the box it came in?
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I think we must make love on the front lawn like crazed weasels NOW!
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Walk over to a table occupied by ladies, whip out your `pud' and say:
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Hey charlie, see anyone here you recognize?
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I require a tissue sample. May i sever a little-used portion of your body?
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(brandish forceps)
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Hey, wanna see my R2-D2 impersonation?
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(Think about it...)
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Hey baby...infect me!
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Hey baby...can you suck the chrome off a bumper?!?
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Hey baby...can you suck the chrome off a trailer hitch?
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Hey baby...can you suck a golf ball thru 50 feet of garden hose?
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Hey baby...can you suck start a Harley?
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Motion your finger to a girl to get her to come your way.
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When she arrives say, "I knew if I fingered you long enough
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you would c*m."
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Hey babe, how about a pizza and a f**k?
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What's the matter, don't like pizza?
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I saw you at the party last weekend and you look kind of interesting...
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Let's meet sometime...
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I've had quite a bit to drink, and you're beginning to look pretty good.
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The front reads:
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+=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-+
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|No Phone No Business|
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| No Name |
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|No Address No Money|
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And the back reads:
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+=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-+
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| I'M A SILENT SEDUCER |
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|Any chance to crawl in the sack with|
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|you tonight? |
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|If so, just keep the card: If not, |
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|kindly return it because they are |
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|expensive. |
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|I'm not as good as I once was. |
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|But I'm good once as I ever was! |
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|P.S. You don't have to say yes |
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| Just Smile!|
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She (to passing man): Excuse me, do you have the time?
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He: Do you have the energy?
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What is your favorite position on extramarital sex?
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Hey babe, Wanna get LUCKY!!!!!!
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"Say mother! Want another?" (if she has children)
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Suck my dick or I'll blow your fucking head off. [requires a gun]
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No, I'm not a cop. What can I get for fifty bucks?
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Will you marry me and have my children? [unfortunate side=-effects: beware!]
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If you ever want to see your children again, you'll do what I want.
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You're hitchhiking across the Mojave Desert? Alone?
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I'm really sorry about Al. It was a lovely funeral. You look ravishing
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in black, did you know that? What you need now is a nice backrub.
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Are the straps too tight, darling? How tragic. How very, very tragic.
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Inheriting eighty million bucks doesn't mean much when you have a weak heart.
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Bond. James Bond.
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Stand back, I'm a doctor. You go get an ambulance, I'll loosen her clothes.
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It's absolutely pure Bolivian. And I don't *give* it away.
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Nothing I can say will ease of the loss of your daughter, but rest
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assured that the Morgenstern Funeral Home will do everything possible
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to bring you peace of mind in this harrowing time.
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Hello, Susie. Your mom couldn't make it this afternoon, she asked me
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to pick you up and take you home. My, what a pretty dress.
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You know, I'd really love to fuck your brains out, but it appears someone
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beat me to it.
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Excuse me, do you live around here often?
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Excuse me, I'm a little short on cash, would you mind if we shared a cab
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home together?
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Would you like to see a baby picture of me?
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(Shows the girl the picture of a baby better endowed than most men.)
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Hello, Love, - Do you spit or swallow?
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You look like the type of girl who has heard every line in the book...
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So what's one more??
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Hey babe -- did you know I'm on the Harvard Mailing List?
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Your place, or mine?
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What's your sign?
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Nice shoes. Wanna f*ck?
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Man and wife make one fool.
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A fate worse than death: to be married alive.
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Don't marry for money. You can always borrow it cheaper.
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Nuns: women who are married to God. If they divorce him do they get to
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keep half the universe?
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A man in love is incomplete till he is married. Then he is finished.
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Do married people live longer, or does it just seem that way?
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In marriage, as in war, it is permitted to take every advantage of the enemy.
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Love is an obsessive delusion that is cured by marriage.
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Marriage is the sole cause of divorce.
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Marriage isn't a word, it's a sentence.
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Missing - and presumed married.
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The days just before marriage are like a snappy introduction to a
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tedious book.
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The theory used to be that you marry an older man because they are
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more mature. The new theory is that men don't mature, so you might
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as well marry a young one.
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There's at least one fool in every married couple.
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When marriage is outlawed, only outlaws will have inlaws.
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Nothin' says lovin' like marrying your cousin! -- Al Bundy
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In matrimony, to hesitate is sometimes to be saved -- Butler
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Marriage still confers one very special privledge - only some who is
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married can get a divorce.
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There's only one way to have a happy marriage, and as soon as I
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learn what it is I'll get married again -- Clint Eastwood
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Here lies my wife in earthy mould / When she lived did naught
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but scold / Good friends go softly in your walking / Lest
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she wake and rise up talking!
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Spinster: A bachelor's wife
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Somebody's .sig : My opinions are my wife's, and she says I'm DAMN
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lucky to have them.
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Ted Kennedy: "Where was George Bush?" Answer: Dry, sober, and at
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home with his wife.
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Love thy neighbor, but make sure her husband is away first.
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Man and wife make one fool.
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A fate worse than death: to be married alive.
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Don't marry for money. You can always borrow it cheaper.
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Nuns: women who are married to God. If they divorce him do they get to
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keep half the universe?
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A man in love is incomplete till he is married. Then he is finished.
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Do married people live longer, or does it just seem that way?
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In marriage, as in war, it is permitted to take every advantage of the enemy.
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Love is an obsessive delusion that is cured by marriage.
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Marriage is the sole cause of divorce.
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Marriage isn't a word, it's a sentence.
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Missing - and presumed married.
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The days just before marriage are like a snappy introduction to a
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tedious book.
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The theory used to be that you marry an older man because they are
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more mature. The new theory is that men don't mature, so you might
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as well marry a young one.
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There's at least one fool in every married couple.
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When marriage is outlawed, only outlaws will have inlaws.
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Nothin' says lovin' like marrying your cousin! -- Al Bundy
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In matrimony, to hesitate is sometimes to be saved -- Butler
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Marriage still confers one very special privledge - only some who is
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married can get a divorce.
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There's only one way to have a happy marriage, and as soon as I
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learn what it is I'll get married again -- Clint Eastwood
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Here lies my wife in earthy mould / When she lived did naught
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but scold / Good friends go softly in your walking / Lest
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she wake and rise up talking!
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Spinster: A bachelor's wife
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Somebody's .sig : My opinions are my wife's, and she says I'm DAMN
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lucky to have them.
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Ted Kennedy: "Where was George Bush?" Answer: Dry, sober, and at
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home with his wife.
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Love thy neighbor, but make sure her husband is away first.
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Man and wife make one fool.
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A fate worse than death: to be married alive.
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Don't marry for money. You can always borrow it cheaper.
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Nuns: women who are married to God. If they divorce him do they get to
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keep half the universe?
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A man in love is incomplete till he is married. Then he is finished.
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Do married people live longer, or does it just seem that way?
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In marriage, as in war, it is permitted to take every advantage of the enemy.
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Love is an obsessive delusion that is cured by marriage.
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Marriage is the sole cause of divorce.
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Marriage isn't a word, it's a sentence.
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Missing - and presumed married.
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The days just before marriage are like a snappy introduction to a
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tedious book.
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The theory used to be that you marry an older man because they are
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more mature. The new theory is that men don't mature, so you might
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as well marry a young one.
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There's at least one fool in every married couple.
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When marriage is outlawed, only outlaws will have inlaws.
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Nothin' says lovin' like marrying your cousin! -- Al Bundy
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In matrimony, to hesitate is sometimes to be saved -- Butler
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Marriage still confers one very special privledge - only some who is
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married can get a divorce.
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There's only one way to have a happy marriage, and as soon as I
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learn what it is I'll get married again -- Clint Eastwood
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Here lies my wife in earthy mould / When she lived did naught
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but scold / Good friends go softly in your walking / Lest
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she wake and rise up talking!
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Spinster: A bachelor's wife
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Somebody's .sig : My opinions are my wife's, and she says I'm DAMN
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lucky to have them.
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Ted Kennedy: "Where was George Bush?" Answer: Dry, sober, and at
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home with his wife.
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Love thy neighbor, but make sure her husband is away first.
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" All in all by the 80's the MITers were basically a bunch of geeks.
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ln the past, however, bigger Hacks had taken place."
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That is absolutely NOT TRUE! In the past few years, several new M.I.T. hacks
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have occurred. They may not have been documented well, but that doesn't
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mean they didn't happen. Let me shine some light on this topic....
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* A pedestrian sign marking the Massachusetts Avenue crosswalk used most
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frequently by MIT students disappeared for a few days. When it was re-
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installed, it had been modified to "Nerd Xing"; the man was carrying
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a briefcase and was wearing glasses.
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* The M.I.T. Art gallery (in the Media Lab) was displaying works of modern art.
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An M.I.T. student snatched a plastic tray from a cafeteria, as well
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as a fork, a spoon, a glass, and a plate, and made a common table
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arrangement out of them. He then included a sign reading, "No knife" and
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placed the work in the art exhibit. The work went unnoticed for several
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weeks.
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* A large cloth cut-out skull was draped over the face of a man in a mural
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on one of the walls in an M.I.T. cafeteria (Walker Memorial).
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The man was sitting in a chair presiding over the heavens. Below him
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(in hell) was M.I.T...
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* "The great dome", a large domed building at M.I.T. was adorned with
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festive holiday lights in December, 1990. The lights were bright enough
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to be seen across the river in Boston.
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* At registration day (spring 1988) brochures were passed out announcing a
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new seminar (half-credit class). It was entitled "The Physics of Gravity".
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A fictitious course number was also provided as well as the
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phone number of the physics department. The phones in the physics department
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were busy all day...
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* At the beginning of every fall term, during R/O week (Registration /
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Orientation), the Sheraton hotel sign, on top of the Sheraton hotel in
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Boston, does weird things. Only the letters ato, near the end light up.
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The rest of the letters aren't burned out - they are merely switched off
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by some M.I.T. Alpha Tau Omega fraternity brothers for the entire week.
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Several years ago, the manager of the Sheraton hotel in Boston agreed to
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allow M.I.T. students to install a simple switch, that when thrown, will
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extinguish all the letters in S-H-E-R-A-T-O-N except A-T-O. The M.I.T.
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students warned that if the switch is ever removed, the Sheraton will go
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without a sign for a long time.
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* This year MIT inaugurated a new president, Charles Vest. When Charles
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went looking for his office, he only found a bulletin board where his
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office should have been. After the physical plant people pryed and
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pryed, they finally removed the bulletin board that had obscured his office
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door. Behind the bulletin board, they also found a bottle of champagne for
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the occasion.
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* In '90 during the half-time of the Harvard-Yale game, a rocket
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came up out of the ground, disrupting the parade. It
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wrapped a banner with MIT written over it around the Harvard
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goal post.
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These are only some of the hacks that I remember from my undergraduate years
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at M.I.T. I may have mixed up a few facts, but I am retelling them the best
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that I remember.
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physical world at large. For that reason, we need the relief of watching it
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happen to a duck instead.
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Cartoon Law Amendment A
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A sharp object will always propel a character upward.
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When poked (usually in the buttocks) with a sharp object (usually a pin), a
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character will defy gravity by shooting straight up, with great velocity.
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Cartoon Law Amendment B
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The laws of object permanence are nullified for "cool" characters.
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Characters who are intended to be "cool" can make previously nonexistent
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objects appear from behind their backs at will. For instance, the Road Runner
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can materialize signs to express himself without speaking.
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Cartoon Law Amendment C
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Explosive weapons cannot cause fatal injuries.
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They merely turn characters temporarily black and smoky.
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Cartoon Law Amendment D
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Gravity is transmitted by slow-moving waves of large wavelengths.
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Their operation can be wittnessed by observing the behavior of a canine
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suspended over a large vertical drop. Its feet will begin to fall first,
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causing its legs to stretch. As the wave reaches its torso, that part will
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begin to fall, causing the neck to strech. As the head begins to fall,
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tension is released and the canine will resume its regular proportions
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until such time as it strikes the ground.
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Cartoon Law Amendment E
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Dynamite is spontaneously generated in "C-spaces" (spaces in which cartoon
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laws hold).
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The process is analogous to steady-state theories of the universe which
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postulated that the tensions involved in maintianing a space would cause the
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creation of hydrogen from nothing. Dynamite quanta are quite large (stick
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sized) and unstable (lit). Such quanta are attracted to psychic forces
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generated by feelings of distress in "cool" characters (see Amendment B, which
|
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may be a special case of this law), who are able to use said quanta to their
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advantage. One may imagine C-spaces where all matter and energy result from
|
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primal masses of dynamite exploding. A big bang indeed.
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Once upon a time there was a great kingdom, with a not so great King.
|
|
It seems that all the Barons and Counts and Dukes decided to plot to
|
|
kill the King and place one of them on the throne.
|
|
Well, the King had many spies and informants about, and he got wind of
|
|
what was taking place. The most prominent name that kept coming up was
|
|
the Count of Montacrisco, a rather slippery fellow, who had alluded
|
|
the King's men for quite some time now.
|
|
Finally the Count of Montacrisco was caught and brought before the
|
|
King to answer for his treason.
|
|
"I have heard of the conspiracy on my life. Who else was plotting to
|
|
commit this heinous crime?"
|
|
The Count spat in the King's face and declared, "I'll never tell!"
|
|
"OK," said the King, "bring in the Royal executioner! I'll give you
|
|
one more chance to tell."
|
|
"I'll never tell!"
|
|
The Royal executioner came in with his bright executioner's ax and
|
|
well used chopping block. The Count's neck was placed on the block.
|
|
The King said, "Alright, last chance, I am going to count to 10. If
|
|
you haven't told me what I want to know WHACK!!"
|
|
"1.....2....3....."
|
|
"I'll never tell!!"
|
|
"..4.....5......6.......7..."
|
|
"I'll never tell!!"
|
|
"....8......9....10!"
|
|
"OK! I'll tell , I'll tell!!"
|
|
But it was too late, the executioner's ax fell with a THUD, and the
|
|
Count's head fell off and rolled across the floor.
|
|
The moral of the story -
|
|
Don't ax your Counts before the chicken!
|
|
|
|
Georgy Porgy, pudding and pie
|
|
jerked off in his girlfreinds eye
|
|
When her eye was dried and shut
|
|
Georgy fucked that one eyed slut.
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|
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|
HUNTING ELEPHANTS
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|
|
Mathematicians hunt elephants by going to Africa, throwing out everything
|
|
that is not an elephant, and catching one of whatever is left. Experienced
|
|
mathematicians will attempt to prove the existence of at least one unique
|
|
elephant before proceeding to step 1, as a subordinate exercise. Professors
|
|
of mathematics will prove the existence of at least one unique elephant and
|
|
their graduate students.
|
|
|
|
Computer scientists hunt elephants by exercising Algorithm A:
|
|
1. Go to Africa.
|
|
2. Start at the Cape of Good Hope.
|
|
3. Work northward in an orderly manner, traversing the continent
|
|
alternately east and west.
|
|
4. During each traverse pass
|
|
(a) Catch each animal seen.
|
|
(b) Compare each animal caught to a known elephant.
|
|
(c) Stop when a match is detected.
|
|
|
|
Experienced computer programmers modify algorithm A by placing a known
|
|
elephant in Cairo to ensure that the algorithm will terminate. Assembly
|
|
language programmers prefer to execute Algorithm A on their hands and
|
|
knees.
|
|
|
|
Engineers hunt elephants by going to Africa, catching grey animals and
|
|
stopping when any one of them weighs within plus or minus 15 percent of
|
|
any previously observed elephants.
|
|
|
|
Economists don't hunt elephants, but they believe that if elephants are
|
|
paid enough, they'll hunt themselves.
|
|
|
|
Statisticians hunt the first animal they see n times and call it an elephant.
|
|
|
|
Consultants don't hunt elephants, and many have never hunted anything at all,
|
|
but they can be hired by the hour to advise those people who do. Operations
|
|
research consultants can also measure the correlation of hat size and bullet
|
|
colour to the efficiency of elephant-hunting strategies, if someone else will
|
|
only identify the elephants.
|
|
|
|
Politicians don't hunt elephants, but will share the elephants you catch with
|
|
the people who voted for them.
|
|
|
|
Lawyers don't hunt elephants, but they do follow the herds around arguing
|
|
about who owns the droppings. Software lawyers will claim that they own
|
|
an entire herd based on the look and feel of one dropping.
|
|
|
|
Vice-presidents of engineering, research and development try hard to hunt
|
|
elephants, but their staffs are designed to prevent it. When the
|
|
vice-president does get to hunt elephants, the staff will try to ensure that
|
|
all possible elephants are completely pre-hunted before the vice-president
|
|
sees them. If the vice-president does see a nonpre-hunted elephant, the
|
|
staff will
|
|
1) compliment the vice-president's keen eyesight, and
|
|
2) enlarge itself to prevent any recurrence.
|
|
|
|
Senior managers set broad elephant hunting policy based on the assumption
|
|
that elephants are just like big field mice, but with deeper voices.
|
|
Quality assurance inspectors ignore the elephants and look for mistakes the
|
|
other hunters made when they were packing the jeep.
|
|
|
|
Salespeople don't hunt elephants, but spend their time selling the elephants
|
|
they haven't caught, for delivery two days before the season opens. Software
|
|
salespeople ship the first thing they catch and write up an invoice for an
|
|
elephant. Hardware salespeople catch rabbits, paint them grey, and sell them
|
|
as desktop elephants.
|
|
|
|
=============================================================================
|
|
|
|
Q: What do you call a fish with no eyes?
|
|
A: fsh
|
|
|
|
FORD
|
|
Fucker Only Runs Downhill
|
|
|
|
I recently saw a condom machine in a toilet which had a
|
|
'Tested to British Safety Standards' sign on it...
|
|
Underneath someone had scrawled...
|
|
'.......SO WAS THE TITANIC !!'
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Grandma got run over by a reindeer,
|
|
Walking home from our house Christmas Eve,
|
|
You can say there's no such thing as Santa,
|
|
But as for me and Grandpa, we believe.
|
|
|
|
She'd been drinking too much eggnog,
|
|
And we begged her not to go,
|
|
But she forgot her medication,
|
|
So she staggered out the door and through the snow.
|
|
|
|
When we found her Christmas morning,
|
|
At the scene of the attack,
|
|
There were hoof-prints on her forehead,
|
|
And incriminating Claus-marks on her back.
|
|
|
|
Grandma got run over by a reindeer,
|
|
Walking home from our house Christmas Eve,
|
|
You can say there's no such thing as Santa,
|
|
But as for me and Grandpa, we believe.
|
|
|
|
Now, we're all so proud of Grandpa,
|
|
He's been taking this so well,
|
|
See him in there watching football,
|
|
Drinking beer and playing cards with Cousin Mel.
|
|
|
|
It's not Christmas without Grandma,
|
|
All the family's dressed in black,
|
|
And we just can't help but wonder,
|
|
Should we open up her gifts or send them back?
|
|
|
|
Grandma got run over by a reindeer,
|
|
Walking home from our house Christmas Eve,
|
|
You can say there's no such thing as Santa,
|
|
But as for me and Grandpa, we believe.
|
|
|
|
Now the goose is on the table,
|
|
And the pudding made of fig,
|
|
And the blue and silver candles
|
|
That would just have matched the hair in Grandma's wig.
|
|
|
|
I warned all my friends and neighbors,
|
|
Better watch out for yourselves!
|
|
They should never give a license
|
|
To a man who drives a sleigh and plays with elves.
|
|
|
|
Grandma got run over by a reindeer,
|
|
Walking home from our house Christmas Eve,
|
|
You can say there's no such thing as Santa,
|
|
But as for me and Grandpa, we believe.
|
|
|
|
Sing it, Grandpa!
|
|
|
|
Grandma got run over by a reindeer,
|
|
Walking home from our house Christmas Eve,
|
|
You can say there's no such thing as Santa,
|
|
But as for me and Grandpa, we believe.
|
|
|
|
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|
|
|
|
A loandlord has a homosexual couple and a lesbian couple living in his
|
|
building. He decides to evict them. Who moves out first and why?
|
|
The homosexuals do because they already got their shit packed
|
|
|
|
Q. How do 2 homosexual men ("fags") fake orgasm?
|
|
A. Spit on each other's backs.
|
|
|
|
Once upon a time, there were no Bengalis, only human beings. One day, a group
|
|
of people (humans of course) came upon Lord Krishna as he sat in meditation.
|
|
Now these people did not know of Krishna's powers. All they saw was a blue
|
|
man - with a frisbee and a flute - sitting there doing nothing. So they
|
|
began heckling him.
|
|
Lord Krishna, the Spirit of the Universe incarnate in mortal flesh, told those
|
|
people, "Please stop heckling me!"
|
|
But the people did not stop. In fact, they heckled him even more, and started
|
|
putting small rocks down the back of his shirt.
|
|
Lord Krishna, repeated plaintively, "O people please do not heckle me anymore,
|
|
nor put small rocks down the back of my shirt particularly!"
|
|
But the people just laughed, and heckled even harder, and put even more small
|
|
rocks down the back of his shirt.
|
|
Finally Lord Krishna waxed wrothful. "If you do not this heckling and rock-
|
|
putting business, ohh, I will do something terrible!"
|
|
But they did not believe him, and kept on.
|
|
Now Lord Krishna arose, and his aspect was as terrible as a thousand suns. He
|
|
waved his arm and lo! the people were not people anymore. He had turned them
|
|
all into Bengalis.
|
|
Other people saw what Lord Krishna had done, and came running up to him in
|
|
supplication. "Please, Oh Lord our God, please forgive these people. Their
|
|
crime was not commensurate with the terrible vengeance you have visited upon
|
|
them."
|
|
Krishna considered this and said, "You are right. I will condition my curse
|
|
upon these unfortunates. As soon as any one of them does something sensible,
|
|
I will turn them all back into human beings."
|
|
Moral: Tagore was close - but not close enough.
|
|
|
|
Did you hear about the restaurant on the moon?
|
|
Great food but no atmosphere.
|
|
|
|
Seen on a button:
|
|
I am fron the non-sequitor society. We dont make any sense, but we
|
|
do enjoy skiiing.
|
|
|
|
=====================================================================
|
|
Undocumented Assembler Commands:
|
|
|
|
AII Scatter Deck
|
|
BAH Branch And Hang
|
|
BBBF Branch on Bit Bucket Full
|
|
BCF Branch on Chip box Full
|
|
BOHP Bribe Operator for Higher Priority
|
|
BSST BackSpace and Stretch Tape
|
|
CUN Cancel all User Numbers
|
|
EMW Emulate Maytag Washer
|
|
ERD Eject Removable Disk
|
|
EXOI EXecute Operator Immediately
|
|
IA Illogical And
|
|
KCE Kill Consultant on Error
|
|
MST Mount Scotch Tape
|
|
MVLR MoVe and Lose Record
|
|
PDM Play Drum Memory (dated, wot?)
|
|
PLSC Perform Light Show on Console
|
|
PS Print and Smear
|
|
RPB Read Print and Blush
|
|
RCSD Read Card and Scramble Deck
|
|
RFSC Read Feed and Shred Card
|
|
RIG Read Inter-record Gap
|
|
RSD Read and Shuffle Deck
|
|
RWRT Read While Ripping Tape
|
|
SD Scatter Deck
|
|
SPD SPin dry Disk
|
|
SSD Seek and Scar Disk
|
|
UER Update and Erase Record
|
|
=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=
|
|
Intercourse Beats Masturbation
|
|
Inefficient But Marketable
|
|
Imperialism By Marketing
|
|
Idiots Become Managers
|
|
Insolence Breeds Mediocrity
|
|
Incredibly Brilliant Marketing
|
|
Incredibly Big Monopoly
|
|
I Became Macintosh
|
|
|
|
APPLE: (descriptions generally relevant to the Mac)
|
|
A Pleasant Playtoy Lacking Efficiency
|
|
A Pretty Principle, Lousy Execution
|
|
A Powerful Producer of Lesser Equipment
|
|
|
|
AMIGA
|
|
A Mighty Instrument for Graphical Animation
|
|
|
|
GRiD
|
|
Greatly Reduced in Dimensions
|
|
|
|
Q: What should you say to an Aussie before you kill one?
|
|
A: G'die!
|
|
|
|
Q: What do you call 10,000 Aussies at the bottom of the ocean?
|
|
A: A good start.
|
|
Q: What do you call 17,000,000 Aussies at the bottom of the ocean?
|
|
Q: A good finish.
|
|
|
|
Q: What do you call an Aussie with no arms and no legs?
|
|
A: F*cking Aussie cripple.
|
|
|
|
Q: What's an Australian's dream wife?
|
|
Q: A woman about 3' tall with no teeth and a flat head you can set a
|
|
beer on.
|
|
|
|
This woman picks up an Australian in a bar and takes him back to her
|
|
place. Things are starting to get a little hot when suddenly he jumps
|
|
up and starts moving all the furniture away from the center of the room.
|
|
The woman asks him why he's doing this. He says well, if this is going
|
|
to be anything like fucking kangaroos we'll need all the room we can get.
|
|
|
|
Q: How many Australians does it take to change a light bulb?
|
|
A: 21. 1 to hold the bulb, and 20 to drink until the room starts spinning.
|
|
|
|
Australia is the only country on earth where vomiting is considered
|
|
performance art.
|
|
|
|
How many bits does it take to change a light bulb?
|
|
1 to indicate if the old one is burned out
|
|
1 to indicate if the ladder is in place
|
|
1 to indicate if there is a new bulb
|
|
1 to incicate if there is a person to change it
|
|
1 to indicate if the old one is unscrewed
|
|
1 to indicate if the power is off
|
|
1 to indicate if it is overtime
|
|
|
|
Q: why did they call the blond twinkie
|
|
A: she liked to be filled with cream
|
|
|
|
A black kid came home from elementary school and said to his dad, "Dad, I was
|
|
in the bathroom today and noticed that my penis is larger than everyone elses.
|
|
Is that because I'm black?" And the father replied, "No son, I think it's
|
|
because you're sixteen."
|
|
|
|
Did you hear the one about the blonde who thought that "love handles"
|
|
referred to her ears?
|
|
|
|
=========================================================================
|
|
Datawocky
|
|
by Jack Stack
|
|
|
|
'Twas global and the megabytes
|
|
Did gyre and gimbal on the disk
|
|
All mimsy were the prompts and codes
|
|
And the software was brisk
|
|
|
|
Beware the microchip my son
|
|
The bits, the bytes and bauds and such
|
|
Beware the CRT and shun
|
|
The gwerry keyboard's clutch
|
|
|
|
He took his self-pace book in hand
|
|
Long time the menu key he sought
|
|
Then wrestled he with the toaster drive
|
|
And sat a while in thought
|
|
|
|
Then as he sought that glitchy bug
|
|
The microchip, with gates aflame
|
|
Came whiffling through its I/O plug
|
|
And processed as it came
|
|
|
|
Asynch, bisynch, all protocols
|
|
His binary went snicker snack
|
|
He felt it crash, and with a dash
|
|
He came galumphing back
|
|
|
|
And didst thou tame the microchip
|
|
Come interface my beamish boy
|
|
O frabious day, Caloo! Callay!
|
|
O database, O joy
|
|
|
|
'Twas global and the megabytes
|
|
Did gyre and gimbal on the disk
|
|
All mimsy were the prompts and codes
|
|
And the software was brisk
|
|
=========================================================================
|
|
|
|
WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A CAR TYRE AND 365 CONDOMS?
|
|
- ONE'S A GOOD YEAR AND ONE'S A GREAT YEAR!!
|
|
|
|
=======================================================================
|
|
'TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE IMPLEMENTATION
|
|
-------------------------------------
|
|
|
|
|
|
'Twas the night before implementation,
|
|
And all through the house.
|
|
Not a program was working,
|
|
Not even a browse.
|
|
The programmers hung by their tubes in despair,
|
|
With hopes that a miracle soon would be there.
|
|
|
|
|
|
The users were nestled all snug in their beds.
|
|
While visions of inquiries danced in their heads.
|
|
When out of the scope there arose such a clatter,
|
|
I sprang from my desk to see what was the matter.
|
|
And what to my wondering eyes should appear,
|
|
But a super-programmer (with a six-pack of beer).
|
|
|
|
|
|
His resume glowed with experience so rare,
|
|
He turned out great code with a bit-pushers' flair.
|
|
More rapid than eagles, his programs they came.
|
|
And he whistled and shouted and called them by name:
|
|
On update! On add! On inquiry! On Delete!
|
|
On batch jobs! On closing! On functions complete!
|
|
|
|
|
|
His eyes were glazed over, fingers nimble and lean.
|
|
From weeends and nights in front of a screen.
|
|
A wink of his eye and a twist of his head,
|
|
Soon gave me to know I had nothing to dread.
|
|
|
|
|
|
He spoke not a word, but went straight to his work.
|
|
Turning specs into code; then turned with a jerk.
|
|
And laying his finger upon the <ENTER> key,
|
|
The system came up and worked perfectly.
|
|
|
|
|
|
The updates updated; the deletes, they deleted.
|
|
The inquiries inquired; and closing completed.
|
|
He tested each whistle, and tested each bell.
|
|
With nary an abend, all had gone well.
|
|
|
|
|
|
The system was finished, the tests were concluded.
|
|
The users last changes were even included.
|
|
And the user exclaimed with a snarl and a taunt,
|
|
"It's just what I asked for, but not what I want!"
|
|
|
|
-Anonymous
|
|
|
|
====================================================================
|
|
|
|
There is a married couple with two children. To avoid corrupting
|
|
the children's minds, the couple uses the word "laundry" to represent sex.
|
|
One night, the man rolls over to the wife and says "Honey, would you like
|
|
to do laundry tonight?"
|
|
The wife replies "No dear, I'm tired."
|
|
The husband waits a while and then says "Honey, now would you like to do
|
|
some laundry?"
|
|
The wife replies "No dear."
|
|
Finally a while later, the wife rolls over and says to the husband:
|
|
"Let's do some laundry."
|
|
The husband replies "Sorry, but it was a small load and I did it myself."
|
|
|
|
TOP TEN REASONS WHY MAGIC JOHNSON GOT AIDS
|
|
10. He wanted to contend against Lyle Alzado in a contest
|
|
to see who will die first.
|
|
9. They don't make condoms the size of his penis. He's
|
|
not called Johnson for nothing.
|
|
8. G-d f*cked up. He meant to give it to Izaiah Thomas
|
|
instead, with that gay voice of his.
|
|
7. He mistook them for basket'balls'.
|
|
6. It was an excuse for early retirement.
|
|
5. Now we know why Pat Riley left the team to go elsewhere.
|
|
4. He bought a 'trick' from a hooker.
|
|
3. He should have used safe sex. "Abra Cadabra" doesn't do it.
|
|
2. Converse needed a new ad campaign.
|
|
AND THE NUMBER 1 REASON WHY MAGIC JOHNSON GOT AIDS:
|
|
1. Richard Simmons liked to have 'jungle fever'.
|
|
|
|
The current issue of Prevention has as its cover story
|
|
How to Lose Weight Like "Magic"
|
|
|
|
Useful phrases to know when traveling in Moslem areas
|
|
AKBAR KHALI-KILI HAFTIR LOTFAN.
|
|
Thank you for showing me your marvelous gun.
|
|
FEKR GABUL CARDAN DAVAT PAEH GUSH DIVAR.
|
|
I am delighted to accept your kind invitation to lie down on the
|
|
floor with my arms above my head and my legs apart.
|
|
SHOMAEH FEKR TAMOMEH OEH GOFTEH BANDE.
|
|
I agree with everything you have ever said or thought in your life.
|
|
AUTO ARRAREGH DAVATEMAN MANO SEPAHEH-HAST.
|
|
It is exceptionally kind of you to allow me to travel in the trunk
|
|
of your car.
|
|
FASHAL-EH TUPEHMAN NA DEGAT MANO GOFTAM CHEESHAYEH MOHEMARA
|
|
JEBEHKESHVAREHMAN.
|
|
If you will do me the kindness of not harming my genital appendages
|
|
I will gladly reciprocate by betraying my country in public.
|
|
KHREL JEPAHEH MANEH VAJAYELL AMRIKAHEY.
|
|
I will tell you the names an addresses of many American spies traveiling
|
|
as reporters.
|
|
BALLI, BALLI, BALLI!
|
|
Whatever you say!
|
|
MATERNIER GHERMEZ AHLIEH, GHORBAN.
|
|
The red blindfold would be lovely, excellency.
|
|
TIKEH NUNEH BA OB KHRELLEH BEZORG VA KHRUBE BOYAST INO BEGERAM.
|
|
The water-soaked bread crumbs are delicious, thank you. I must
|
|
have the recipe.
|
|
|
|
Yitzhak Shamir's Ten Top Tips on How To Be An Acceptable Nazi
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
1. Make friends with someone powerful like the Americans, and ensure there are
|
|
plenty of them on your side.
|
|
2. Pick on someone to persecute who nobody seems to like anyway.
|
|
3. Your leader should preferably be a chimpanzee with piles or a comical
|
|
bearing, because people like funny animals.
|
|
4. Hijack a generic term for people in your region, and make out that it refers
|
|
to your nation alone. Then, call anyone who maligns you an anti-whatever. Of
|
|
course, the people you pick on will be likely to fall into the same
|
|
category, so you will actually be the real anti-whatever. But that's what
|
|
Nazism is all about - hypocrisy.
|
|
5. Don't set up "concentration camps" for your enemies, unless these is
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somewhere convenient that everybody thinks of as being as good as one, like
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Lebanon. Instead, set up "quarters" of each city, and then fence them off.
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This is a good, Politically Correct, form of concentration camp.
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6. Don't do anything really nasty to them, like gasing them, just in case
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anyone realises the connection. Instead, make them mad enough to riot, and
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then just shoot them.
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7. Pretend to want peace with your neighbouring countries, while at the same
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time refusing to consider returning any land you have stolen, and also
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being as stubborn as possible about your "proposals". Then you can
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point at the old British and French empires, or early American history,
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if anyone kicks up a fuss.
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8. Ensure that blame for your acts can always be directed at someone else,
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however tentative the connection may be. Give everyone a way out of
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believing you are a Nazi.
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9. Make any peacemakers jump through hoops before allowing yourself to attend
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any conferences on what they will call the "problem".
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10. Finally, make sure your cause can be linked with the prevailing religion in
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your country, as this not only makes people more inclined to do as you say,
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but also makes Politically Correct nay-sayers hesitate to criticise because
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of not wanting to appear to be religious bigots.
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What article of clothing holds the most animals?
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Pantyhose--10 little piggies, 2 calves, 1 beaver and a fish no one can
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seem to find.
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Did you hear that JC Penneys is having a Pee Wee Herman sale?
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All men's pants half off.
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Did you hear what they found in Pee Wee Herman's pants?
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Michael Jackson's other glove.
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Freshman: Hey man, can you tell me where the cafeteria is at ?
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PROF:Young man, this is PRINCETON. We do not end a sentence with a preposition!
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Freshman: Oh. Well then, can you tell me where the cafeteria is at, ASSHOLE?
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A little boy, at a wedding looks at his mom and says,
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"Mommy, why does the girl wear white?"
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his mom replies,
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"The bride is in white because she's happy and this
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is the happiest day of her life."
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The boys thinks about this, and then says,
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"Well then why is the boy wearing black..."
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what do you call a woman with 90% of her intelligence gone?
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divorced
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There was a young lady from ALASKA
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Who would do ANYTHING you ASKA
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She would take you to the woods
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And give you the goods
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And later you would be
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Damned sorry you ASKA!
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1) Jack and Jill went up the hill
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To fetch a pail of water
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God knows what they did up there,
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They came down with a daughter.
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2) Hickory Dickory Dock,
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3 mice ran up the clock,
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The clock struck one,
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The other 2 got away with minor injuries.
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3) Hickory Dickory Dock,
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An elephant ran up the clock,
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The clock is being repaired.
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what do you call a quadrapeligic flying over a fence?
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Homer
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APPLICATION TO LIVE IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN
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Daddy (if unknown, attach list of three suspects):__________
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Mama:__________
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Neck shade: Light red( ) Medium red( ) Dark red( )
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Number of teeth exposed in a full grin:
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Upper:_____ Lower:_____
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Make of Pickup Owned:__________
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|
Size of Tires:__________ Number of Beer cans on floor:_____
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Truck equipped with:
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( )Gun Rack ( )Mud Flaps ( )Camper top
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( )American flag ( )Rust ( )Fuzz buster
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( )Spittoon ( )Running boards ( )CB Antenna
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( )Deer Decals ( )Load of wood ( )Roll bar
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|
( )Hijack Shock ( )4-wheel drive ( )Mud tires
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|
Bumper stickers:
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( )I Eat Road Kill ( )Honk if You're Horny
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|
( )Michi-gander ( )Where the Hell is Atlanta
|
|
( )Old Fart ( )Honk if you love Jesus
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|
( )Wood is Wonderful ( )I Snatch Kisses and Vice Versa
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( )All You Ecological Bastards Can Freeze to Death in the Dark
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|
Favorite Beverages:
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( )Bud Light ( )Miller Lite ( )LaBatts ( )Mick-Lite
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|
( )Jack Daniels ( )Budweiser ( )Molson ( )Moosehead
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|
( )Saginaw Tap Water
|
|
Favorite Singer:
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( )Elvis ( )George Jones ( )Johnny Cash
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|
( )Conway Twitty ( )Loretta Lynn ( )Slim Whitman
|
|
( )Willie Nelson ( )Hank Williams Jr. ( )Other
|
|
Favorite Recreation:
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( )Square Dancin' ( )Drinkin'
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|
( )Bass Fishin' ( )Drinkin'
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|
( )Bass Fishin' with Live Bait ( )Drinkin'
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|
( )Bluegrass Fest ( )Drinkin'
|
|
( )Mud Boggin' ( )Gettin' Drunk
|
|
Favorite Weapons:
|
|
( )Tire Iron ( )Snowmobile or ATV ( )Crowbar
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|
( )Fillet Knife ( )Pick Handle
|
|
Number of Dogs:______
|
|
Type: ( )Pit Bull ( )Black & Tan ( )Loose Dog Pedigree
|
|
Cap Emblem:
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|
( )Stihl ( )Shit Happens ( )Eat me ( )Skoal
|
|
( )John Deere ( )Cat ( )Budweiser
|
|
Memberships:
|
|
( )NRA ( )Sex Unlimited ( )Beer Drinkers of America
|
|
( )Ducks Unlimited ( )Trout Unlimited ( )Fish & Game Club
|
|
( )Snow Warriors ( )PTL Club
|
|
Length of Right Leg:__________ Length of Left Leg:__________
|
|
How many cars do you have on blocks in your front yard? _____
|
|
How many kitchen appliances do you keep on your front porch (working or not)?
|
|
_____
|
|
Have you ever stayed sober for a whole weekend? _______
|
|
Do you wear polyester pants with snags? ___________
|
|
Last time oil was changed in your jeans: __________
|
|
Do you own any shoes (not counting boots): _________
|
|
Are you married to any of the following:
|
|
( )Sister ( )Cousin ( )Cousin's sister ( )Son
|
|
Does your wife weigh more than your pickup? __________
|
|
Skinnier than pulpwood? ____________
|
|
Worth more than your chair? ________
|
|
Can you count: ( )Past 10 with your shoes on
|
|
( )Past 21 with your fly up
|
|
Have you ever had more than one bath in a week? _____ Month?_______
|
|
Medical information: Do you have at least 3 of the following:
|
|
( )B.O. ( )Stutter ( )Yellow teeth ( )Fleas ( )Green teeth
|
|
( )Tatoos ( )Crabs ( )Runny Nose ( )Head Lice( )Crossed Eyes
|
|
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|
============================================================================
|
|
Well it's forty below
|
|
And I don't give a fuck
|
|
Got a heater in my truck
|
|
and I'm off to the rodeo
|
|
|
|
*chorus*
|
|
It's an alamand (sp?) left
|
|
An alamand right
|
|
Come on you mother fucker
|
|
Get your right step right
|
|
Get off stage
|
|
You God damn dude you know
|
|
Piss me off
|
|
Fuckin' jerk
|
|
Get on my nerve
|
|
|
|
Well here comes Johnny
|
|
With his pecker in his hand
|
|
He's a one ball man
|
|
And he's off to the rodeo
|
|
|
|
*chorus*
|
|
|
|
Well it's forty below
|
|
And I don't have a truck
|
|
And I don't give a fuck
|
|
Cause I'm off to the rodeo
|
|
|
|
*chorus*
|
|
Performed by: Gary Lee and the Outlaws
|
|
=========================================================================
|
|
A whale couple was strolling along the seaside (whales are
|
|
monogamous, you know), when the male whale spotted another whale being
|
|
harrassed by a whaling ship. We'll call the male whale Dick for
|
|
conveinience, and his female compaion Jane.
|
|
Dick turned to Jane and said, "I got a plan Jane, I'll go over
|
|
and blow my hole right at the harpoon sailors to knock them into the
|
|
water. Once overboard, you eat them. Sound OK?"
|
|
To which Jane replied, "Dick, I'll do the blowjob, but I won't
|
|
eat the seamen."
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|
|
|
|
|
Man and wife make one fool.
|
|
A fate worse than death: to be married alive.
|
|
Don't marry for money. You can always borrow it cheaper.
|
|
Nuns: women who are married to God. If they divorce him do they get to
|
|
keep half the universe?
|
|
A man in love is incomplete till he is married. Then he is finished.
|
|
Do married people live longer, or does it just seem that way?
|
|
In marriage, as in war, it is permitted to take every advantage of the enemy.
|
|
Love is an obsessive delusion that is cured by marriage.
|
|
Marriage is the sole cause of divorce.
|
|
Marriage isn't a word, it's a sentence.
|
|
Missing - and presumed married.
|
|
The days just before marriage are like a snappy introduction to a
|
|
tedious book.
|
|
The theory used to be that you marry an older man because they are
|
|
more mature. The new theory is that men don't mature, so you might
|
|
as well marry a young one.
|
|
There's at least one fool in every married couple.
|
|
When marriage is outlawed, only outlaws will have inlaws.
|
|
Nothin' says lovin' like marrying your cousin! -- Al Bundy
|
|
In matrimony, to hesitate is sometimes to be saved -- Butler
|
|
Marriage still confers one very special privledge - only some who is
|
|
married can get a divorce.
|
|
There's only one way to have a happy marriage, and as soon as I
|
|
learn what it is I'll get married again -- Clint Eastwood
|
|
Here lies my wife in earthy mould / When she lived did naught
|
|
but scold / Good friends go softly in your walking / Lest
|
|
she wake and rise up talking!
|
|
Spinster: A bachelor's wife
|
|
Somebody's .sig : My opinions are my wife's, and she says I'm DAMN
|
|
lucky to have them.
|
|
Ted Kennedy: "Where was George Bush?" Answer: Dry, sober, and at
|
|
home with his wife.
|
|
Love thy neighbor, but make sure her husband is away first.
|
|
|
|
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
|
|
" All in all by the 80's the MITers were basically a bunch of geeks.
|
|
ln the past, however, bigger Hacks had taken place."
|
|
|
|
That is absolutely NOT TRUE! In the past few years, several new M.I.T. hacks
|
|
have occurred. They may not have been documented well, but that doesn't
|
|
mean they didn't happen. Let me shine some light on this topic....
|
|
|
|
* A pedestrian sign marking the Massachusetts Avenue crosswalk used most
|
|
frequently by MIT students disappeared for a few days. When it was re-
|
|
installed, it had been modified to "Nerd Xing"; the man was carrying
|
|
a briefcase and was wearing glasses.
|
|
|
|
* The M.I.T. Art gallery (in the Media Lab) was displaying works of modern art.
|
|
An M.I.T. student snatched a plastic tray from a cafeteria, as well
|
|
as a fork, a spoon, a glass, and a plate, and made a common table
|
|
arrangement out of them. He then included a sign reading, "No knife" and
|
|
placed the work in the art exhibit. The work went unnoticed for several
|
|
weeks.
|
|
|
|
* A large cloth cut-out skull was draped over the face of a man in a mural
|
|
on one of the walls in an M.I.T. cafeteria (Walker Memorial).
|
|
The man was sitting in a chair presiding over the heavens. Below him
|
|
(in hell) was M.I.T...
|
|
|
|
* "The great dome", a large domed building at M.I.T. was adorned with
|
|
festive holiday lights in December, 1990. The lights were bright enough
|
|
to be seen across the river in Boston.
|
|
|
|
* At registration day (spring 1988) brochures were passed out announcing a
|
|
new seminar (half-credit class). It was entitled "The Physics of Gravity".
|
|
A fictitious course number was also provided as well as the
|
|
phone number of the physics department. The phones in the physics department
|
|
were busy all day...
|
|
|
|
* At the beginning of every fall term, during R/O week (Registration /
|
|
Orientation), the Sheraton hotel sign, on top of the Sheraton hotel in
|
|
Boston, does weird things. Only the letters ato, near the end light up.
|
|
The rest of the letters aren't burned out - they are merely switched off
|
|
by some M.I.T. Alpha Tau Omega fraternity brothers for the entire week.
|
|
Several years ago, the manager of the Sheraton hotel in Boston agreed to
|
|
allow M.I.T. students to install a simple switch, that when thrown, will
|
|
extinguish all the letters in S-H-E-R-A-T-O-N except A-T-O. The M.I.T.
|
|
students warned that if the switch is ever removed, the Sheraton will go
|
|
without a sign for a long time.
|
|
|
|
* This year MIT inaugurated a new president, Charles Vest. When Charles
|
|
went looking for his office, he only found a bulletin board where his
|
|
office should have been. After the physical plant people pryed and
|
|
pryed, they finally removed the bulletin board that had obscured his office
|
|
door. Behind the bulletin board, they also found a bottle of champagne for
|
|
the occasion.
|
|
|
|
* In '90 during the half-time of the Harvard-Yale game, a rocket
|
|
came up out of the ground, disrupting the parade. It
|
|
wrapped a banner with MIT written over it around the Harvard
|
|
goal post.
|
|
|
|
These are only some of the hacks that I remember from my undergraduate years
|
|
at M.I.T. I may have mixed up a few facts, but I am retelling them the best
|
|
that I remember.
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