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"Rollin Safari"
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Those Funny Animals
Friendly Animals
Smart Cat
thanks Gordon H
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In
the late 1800s, not wanting to be outdone by American rodeo, an
English fellow decided to become a rodeo star. Not having a horse, or
any cattle, he cast about for some way to perform. His vocation was
building outhouses, and he had several samples behind his house. He
had also installed a couple of standing gas lamps in his yard.
As a start, he decided that lassoing these objects would be good
practice. After all, he reasoned, they may not be moving targets, but
at least he could get the hang of the rope.
Now he needed a mount. Not having a horse, he thought a bicycle would
be a good substitute, and so he grabbed a coil of rope, hopped on his
bicycle and off he went. He was phenomenally successful, and quickly
got the hang of it.
Each day a friend of his would stop by to watch and give
encouragement. Upon showing up one day, after the Englishman had been
practicing for a couple of weeks, the friend noticed that the
Englishman had taken to riding with no hands, and whirling two lassos
at the same time. The Englishman proceed to lasso an outhouse, then
immediately followed with a perfect throw over one of the lamps, all
the while singing out, . . .
"Here we go loop the loo, here we go loop
"Here we go loop the loo, here we go loop
the light!"
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thanks Jayne M
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I really don't know how any
of us have managed
to get this far in life without this information;
on the other hand, it is also kind of neat!
to get this far in life without this information;
on the other hand, it is also kind of neat!
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OH CANADA!!!!
thanks to Joanne W
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And in Russia
A Russian
man was standing in a bread line complaining when an old KGB dude
walked up to
him and making a finger gun pointed it at him and said,
"In the old days
you know what would have happened to you?
Bang!"
On
returning to his home his wife asked him,
"Did they run out of
bread?"
"Worse",
he replied.
"They ran out of bullets."
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So, it's
only natural,
that the jokes started coming about the meteorite that exploded
over Russia.
Here's one of them.
The
meteorite was supposed to come December 21
(the Mayan calendar's end of the
world),
but due to the incompetence of the Russian postal system
it was delayed
until last week
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And in Japan
[what happens when you push the Assistance Button]
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A guy got chatting to a girl in a club:
"Can I buy you a
drink?" he asked.
"Have you not got a girlfriend?" she replied,
"Guys
like you always have girlfriends."
"No, sadly we broke up just over a month ago." he
assured her.
"Oh I'm sorry to hear that," she answered,
"Go on
then, I'll have a white wine please."
A few drinks later after a kiss and a cuddle
they headed off back
to her place and made passionate love.
While he was putting his clothes back on
she said,
"So, you're good looking, a nice guy and amazing in bed.
Can I
ask why on earth did you split with your girlfriend?"
He said, "My wife found out."
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POSTERS!!
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Cool Bus Stop
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It was just a simple job to do
thanks Kitty L
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A psychiatrist was
testing the mentality of a patient.
"Do you ever hear voices without being able to tell who is speaking
or
where the voices are coming from?"
asked the psychiatrist.
"As a matter of fact, I do," said the patient.
"And when does this happen?" asked the psychiatrist.
"Oh," said the patient,
"when I answer the telephone."
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DRINKS
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Many
historians are unaware of a little-known aspect of American history
involving
George Washington.
The Father of our Country became an almost apocryphal
figure,
and people know a lot of the stories and myths surrounding George
Washington.
We remember the story of his supposedly throwing a silver dollar
across the Potomac River.
We remember other stories about young George's
penchant for always telling the truth
. But few people or even historians know
the story of another incident in George's youth
that helped cement his
reputation for honesty;
George's
father was more than a planter in Colonial Virginia.
He was also a collector of
colonial artifacts.
He was famous for his collection of wooden Indians.
In
fact, his collection was famous in the Colonies.
Young George, intent on
sharpening his skills with the hatchet,
went into the large room where his
father kept his collection
of valuable, hand-carved Indian figures
and
proceeded to chop them to pieces.
When
George's father saw the damage that George had hewn with his axe,
he confronted
him.
"George,"
he asked,
"are you responsible for this?"
"I
cannot tell a lie, father," he answered.
"I cut down your
Cherokees."
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Nine Golfers...Nine Holes
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A
young boy came to Sunday School late. His teacher
knew that he was usually very prompt and asked him if
anything was wrong.
The boy replied no, that he was going fishing but his
dad told him that he needed to go to church.
The teacher was very impressed and asked the boy if
his dad had explained to him why it was more important to
go to church than to go fishing.
The boy replied: "Yes he did. Dad said he didn't have
enough bait for both of us."
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Misc Stuff!!!
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Leaf Blower
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Signs of the Week
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A learned rabbi took a philosophy professor. (an atheist).
out
fishing on a large lake.
As they drifted on the still lake,
the philosopher
accidentally dropped an oar
and watched it float away.
The
rabbi stepped out of the boat,
walked across the water to the oar,
grabbed it,
and walked back to the boat.
The
next day at the university,
a colleague asked the philosopher if he had enjoyed
fishing with the rabbi.
"It was okay, but would you believe that guy can't
swim?"
PHILS PHILOSOPHY
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