The Devil Made Me Do It
Two aerial antennas meet on a roof, fall in love and get married. The
ceremony wasn't much, but the reception was excellent.
Two hydrogen atoms walk into a bar. One says, "I've lost my electron".
The other says, "Are you sure?"
The first replies, "Yes, I'm positive..."
A jumper cable walks into a bar. The bartender says "I'll serve you,
but don't start anything."
Two peanuts walk into a bar, and one was a-salted.
A sandwich walks into a bar. The bartender says, "Sorry we don't serve
food in here."
A dyslexic man walks into a bra.
A man walks into a bar with a slab of asphalt under his arm and says:
"A beer please, and one for the road."
"Doc, I can't stop singing 'The Green, Green Grass of Home.'"
"That sounds like Tom Jones Syndrome."
"Is it common?"
"It's Not Unusual."
Two cows standing next to each other in a field, Daisy says to Dolly,
"I was artificially inseminated this morning."
"I don't believe you," said Dolly.
"It's true, no bull!" exclaimed Daisy.
An invisible man marries an invisible woman. The kids were nothing to
look at either.
Deja Moo: The feeling that you've heard this bull before.
A man takes his Rottweiler to the vet and says, "My dog's cross-eyed,
Is there anything you can do for him?"
"Well," says the vet, "let's have a look at him." So he picks the dog up
and examines his eyes, then checks his teeth. Finally, he says "I'm going
to have to put him down."
"What? Because he's cross-eyed?"
"No, because he's really heavy."
Apparently, one in five people in the world are Chinese. And there are
five people in my family, so it must be one of them. It's either my mum or
my dad, or maybe my older brother Colin or my younger brother Ho-Cha Chu.
But I'm pretty sure it's Colin.
I went to buy some camouflage trousers the other day but I couldn't
find any.
I went to the butcher's the other day and I bet him 50 bucks that he
couldn't reach the meat off the top shelf.
He said, "No, the steaks are too high."
A man woke up in a hospital after a serious accident. He shouted,
"Doctor, doctor, I can't feel my legs!" The doctor replied, "I know you can't -
I've cut off your arms!"
I went to a seafood disco last week... and pulled a mussel.
Two Eskimos sitting in a kayak were chilly; but when they lit a fire
in the craft, it sank, proving that you can't have your kayak and heat it
too.
What do you call a fish with no eyes? A fsh.
Once upon a time, there were 3 Squirrels, a mother Squirrel, a father Squirrel, and a young Squirrel. The young Squirrel climbed down from his bedroom. He said "Good Morning Mummy Squirrel", when he ate his breakfast, then said "Goodbye Mummy Squirrel, Goodbye Daddy Squirrel" and walked along to school. He went down the tree, through the forest, past the pond, and along the path to Squirrel School.
One day, after the young Squirrel climbed down from his bedroom, said "Good Morning Mummy Squirrel", when he ate his breakfast, then said "Goodbye Mummy Squirrel, Goodbye Daddy Squirrel" and walked along to school, down the tree, through the forest, past the pond, and along the path to Squirrel School, The Daddy Squirrel got a phone call from Principal Squirrel. Principal Squirrel said to Daddy Squirrel "Your son, Junior Squirrel has not been coming to school."
"But, every morning Junior Squirrel climbs down from his bedroom, says 'Good Morning Mummy Squirrel' to Mummy Squirrel, eats his breakfast, says "Goodbye Mummy Squirrel, Goodbye Daddy Squirrel. He goes down the tree, through the forest, past the pond, and along the path towards Squirrel school."
"But" Replied the Principal "He hasn't come to school" Then he hang up.
***
The next morning, the Daddy Squirrel decided that after his son climbed down from his bedroom, said "Good Morning Mummy Squirrel", ate his breakfast, then said "Goodbye Mummy Squirrel, Goodbye Daddy Squirrel" that he would watch his son go down the tree, through the forest, past the pond, and along the path to Squirrel School. So he watched his son go down the tree, through the forest, past the pond, and along the path to Squirrel School. BUT, just before his son got to Squirrel school, he turned around the school, and head along a different path, into a dark forestÂ…
So, the morning after that, the father Squirrel decided that he would follow his son down the tree, through the forest, past the pond, and along the path towards Squirrel school, and past Squirrel school, into the dark forest.
So he followed his son down the tree, through the forest, past the pond, and along the path towards Squirrel school, and past Squirrel school, into the dark forest. After they walked along the path for a while (Junior Squirrel did not know that Daddy Squirrel was following him), they came across a marsh. The Junior Squirrel pulled a pair of gumboots out of his school bag, and waded across the marsh. But the Daddy Squirrel had no gumboots, so he returned home.
The next day, the Daddy Squirrel got his old pair of gumboots out of the shed, and followed his son down the tree, through the forest, past the pond, and along the path towards Squirrel school, and past Squirrel school, into the dark forest. After they walked along the path for a while (Junior Squirrel did not know that Daddy Squirrel was following him), they came across a marsh. The Junior Squirrel pulled a pair of gumboots out of his school bag, and waded across the marsh. After the junior Squirrel was out of earshot, the Daddy Squirrel pulled on his gumboots, and waded across the marsh. After following his son for a few hundred metres, they came across a sheer cliff face. His son pulled out from his bag, an abseiling kit, and abseiled down the cliff. The rope wasn't strong enough for Daddy Squirrel, so he went back home.
The next day, Daddy Squirrel brought a pair of gumboots and his old abseiling kit from the shed and followed his son down the tree, through the forest, past the pond, and along the path towards Squirrel school, and past Squirrel school, into the dark forest. After they walked along the path for a while (Junior Squirrel did not know that Daddy Squirrel was following him), they came across a marsh. The Junior Squirrel pulled a pair of gumboots out of his school bag, and waded across the marsh. After the junior Squirrel was out of earshot, the Daddy Squirrel pulled on his gumboots, and waded across the marsh. After following his son for a few hundred metres, they came across a sheer cliff face. His son pulled out from his bag, an abseiling kit, and abseiled down the cliff. The rope wasn't strong enough for Daddy Squirrel, but he set up his own rope and abseiled down the cliff after his son. Eventually they came across a wide, and deep river. Junior Squirrel pulled out from his backpack an inflatable raft, blew it up (huff, puff), then paddled across the river. But the Daddy Squirrel didn't want to get wet (or drowned) so he went back home.
The next morning, Daddy Squirrel brought his gumboots, an old abseiling kit, and an inflatable life raft from the shed and followed his son down the tree, through the forest, past the pond, and along the path towards Squirrel school, and past Squirrel school, into the dark forest. After they walked along the path for a while (Junior Squirrel did not know that Daddy Squirrel was following him), they came across a marsh. The Junior Squirrel pulled a pair of gumboots out of his school bag, and waded across the marsh. After the junior Squirrel was out of earshot, the Daddy Squirrel pulled on his gumboots, and waded across the marsh. After following his son for a few hundred metres, they came across a sheer cliff face. His son pulled out from his bag, an abseiling kit, and abseiled down the cliff. The rope wasn't strong enough for Daddy Squirrel, but he set up his own rope and abseiled down the cliff after his son. Eventually they came across a wide, and deep river. Junior Squirrel pulled out from his backpack an inflatable raft, blew it up (huff, puff), then paddled across the river. Daddy Squirrel pulled out his inflatable life raft, blew it up (huff, puff) and paddled after his son, across the river. After some time, they came across a chasm, with an overhanging tree. Junior pulled a grappling hook out from his backpack, threw it across to the tree, and swung across the chasm. But Daddy Squirrel didn't have a grappling hook, so he went home.
The next morning, Daddy Squirrel brought his gumboots, an old abseiling kit, an inflatable life raft, and a grappling hook from the shed and followed his son down the tree, through the forest, past the pond, and along the path towards Squirrel school, and past Squirrel school, into the dark forest. After they walked along the path for a while (Junior Squirrel did not know that Daddy Squirrel was following him), they came across a marsh. The Junior Squirrel pulled a pair of gumboots out of his school bag, and waded across the marsh. After the junior Squirrel was out of earshot, the Daddy Squirrel pulled on his gumboots, and waded across the marsh. After following his son for a few hundred metres, they came across a sheer cliff face. His son pulled out from his bag, an abseiling kit, and abseiled down the cliff. The rope wasn't strong enough for Daddy Squirrel, but he set up his own rope and abseiled down the cliff after his son. Eventually they came across a wide, and deep river. Junior Squirrel pulled out from his backpack an inflatable raft, blew it up (huff, puff), then paddled across the river. Daddy Squirrel pulled out his inflatable life raft, blew it up (huff, puff) and paddled after his son, across the river. After some time, they came across a chasm, with an overhanging tree. Junior pulled a grappling hook out from his backpack, threw it across to the tree, and swung across the chasm. Then, Daddy Squirrel pulled out his grappling hook from his bag, threw it across to the tree, and swung onto the other side. After following his son across the chasm, they soon came to a fearsome gate, guarded by masked legionnaires; Junior Squirrel pulled out, from his backpack, a set of papers, signed by the Squirrel King, allowing him to pass. But Daddy Squirrel hadn't brought his papers signed by the Squirrel King, so he went back home.
The next morning, Daddy Squirrel brought his gumboots, an old abseiling kit, an inflatable life raft, a grappling hook, and documents signed by the Squirrel King from the shed and followed his son down the tree, through the forest, past the pond, and along the path towards Squirrel school, and past Squirrel school, into the dark forest. After they walked along the path for a while (Junior Squirrel did not know that Daddy Squirrel was following him), they came across a marsh. The Junior Squirrel pulled a pair of gumboots out of his school bag, and waded across the marsh. After the junior Squirrel was out of earshot, the Daddy Squirrel pulled on his gumboots, and waded across the marsh. After following his son for a few hundred metres, they came across a sheer cliff face. His son pulled out from his bag, an abseiling kit, and abseiled down the cliff. The rope wasn't strong enough for Daddy Squirrel, but he set up his own rope and abseiled down the cliff after his son. Eventually they came across a wide, and deep river. Junior Squirrel pulled out from his backpack an inflatable raft, blew it up (huff, puff), then paddled across the river. Daddy Squirrel pulled out his inflatable life raft, blew it up (huff, puff) and paddled after his son, across the river. After some time, they came across a chasm, with an overhanging tree. Junior pulled a grappling hook out from his backpack, threw it across to the tree, and swung across the chasm. Then, Daddy Squirrel pulled out his grappling hook from his bag, threw it across to the tree, and swung onto the other side. After following his son across the chasm, they soon came to a fearsome gate, guarded by masked legionnaires; Junior Squirrel pulled out, from his backpack, a set of papers, signed by the Squirrel King, allowing him to pass. Daddy Squirrel got out his Squirrel Papers, and after some scrutiny from the guards, was allowed to pass. He followed his son along the path, until they came across a mysterious temple, full of Squirrel Cultists, Junior Squirrel walked over to the Adept Squirrel, and pulled out an offering of a Squirrel Heart from his backpack. The Adept devoured it immediately and allowed junior Squirrel to pass through the temple. But Daddy Squirrel didn't have a heart (that he was willing to spare), so he went home.
The next morning, Daddy Squirrel brought his gumboots, an old abseiling kit, an inflatable life raft, a grappling hook, documents signed by the Squirrel King, and a Squirrel Heart from the shed and followed his son down the tree, through the forest, past the pond, and along the path towards Squirrel school, and past Squirrel school, into the dark forest. After they walked along the path for a while (Junior Squirrel did not know that Daddy Squirrel was following him), they came across a marsh. The Junior Squirrel pulled a pair of gumboots out of his school bag, and waded across the marsh. After the junior Squirrel was out of earshot, the Daddy Squirrel pulled on his gumboots, and waded across the marsh. After following his son for a few hundred metres, they came across a sheer cliff face. His son pulled out from his bag, an abseiling kit, and abseiled down the cliff. The rope wasn't strong enough for Daddy Squirrel, but he set up his own rope and abseiled down the cliff after his son. Eventually they came across a wide, and deep river. Junior Squirrel pulled out from his backpack an inflatable raft, blew it up (huff, puff), then paddled across the river. Daddy Squirrel pulled out his inflatable life raft, blew it up (huff, puff) and paddled after his son, across the river. After some time, they came across a chasm, with an overhanging tree. Junior pulled a grappling hook out from his backpack, threw it across to the tree, and swung across the chasm. Then, Daddy Squirrel pulled out his grappling hook from his bag, threw it across to the tree, and swung onto the other side. After following his son across the chasm, they soon came to a fearsome gate, guarded by masked legionnaires; Junior Squirrel pulled out, from his backpack, a set of papers, signed by the Squirrel King, allowing him to pass. Daddy Squirrel got out his Squirrel Papers, and after some scrutiny from the guards, was allowed to pass. He followed his son along the path, until they came across a mysterious temple, full of Squirrel Cultists, Junior Squirrel walked over to the Adept Squirrel, and pulled out an offering of a Squirrel Heart from his backpack. The Adept devoured it immediately and allowed junior Squirrel to pass through the temple. Daddy Squirrel brought his offering to the Adept Squirrel, and was allowed to pass. After going along the dark path for a few hundred metres, the Squirrels came across a dark cavern. The Junior Squirrel pulled a flashlight from his backpack, and crept into the dark cavern. But Daddy Squirrel had no flashlight, so he went back home.
The next morning, Daddy Squirrel brought his gumboots, an old abseiling kit, an inflatable life raft, a grappling hook, documents signed by the Squirrel King, a Squirrel Heart and a flashlight from the shed and followed his son down the tree, through the forest, past the pond, and along the path towards Squirrel school, and past Squirrel school, into the dark forest. After they walked along the path for a while (Junior Squirrel did not know that Daddy Squirrel was following him), they came across a marsh. The Junior Squirrel pulled a pair of gumboots out of his school bag, and waded across the marsh. After the junior Squirrel was out of earshot, the Daddy Squirrel pulled on his gumboots, and waded across the marsh. After following his son for a few hundred metres, they came across a sheer cliff face. His son pulled out from his bag, an abseiling kit, and abseiled down the cliff. The rope wasn't strong enough for Daddy Squirrel, but he set up his own rope and abseiled down the cliff after his son. Eventually they came across a wide, and deep river. Junior Squirrel pulled out from his backpack an inflatable raft, blew it up (huff, puff), then paddled across the river. Daddy Squirrel pulled out his inflatable life raft, blew it up (huff, puff) and paddled after his son, across the river. After some time, they came across a chasm, with an overhanging tree. Junior pulled a grappling hook out from his backpack, threw it across to the tree, and swung across the chasm. Then, Daddy Squirrel pulled out his grappling hook from his bag, threw it across to the tree, and swung onto the other side. After following his son across the chasm, they soon came to a fearsome gate, guarded by masked legionnaires; Junior Squirrel pulled out, from his backpack, a set of papers, signed by the Squirrel King, allowing him to pass. Daddy Squirrel got out his Squirrel Papers, and after some scrutiny from the guards, was allowed to pass. He followed his son along the path, until they came across a mysterious temple, full of Squirrel Cultists, Junior Squirrel walked over to the Adept Squirrel, and pulled out an offering of a Squirrel Heart from his backpack. The Adept devoured it immediately and allowed junior Squirrel to pass through the temple. Daddy Squirrel brought his offering to the Adept Squirrel, and was allowed to pass. After going along the dark path for a few hundred metres, the Squirrels came across a dark cavern. The Junior Squirrel pulled a flashlight from his backpack, and crept into the dark cavern. Daddy Squirrel got his flashlight, and followed his son into the cave. Eventually they came across a corner. The Daddy Squirrel decided to wait at the corner for his son to come back, so he switched off his flashlight and sat down.
After a few minutes, Daddy Squirrel heard a horrible crunching noise coming from around the corner. Fearing for his son's safety, Daddy Squirrel turned on his flashlight, and dashed around the corner. He walked in to an open area, and there he saw his Son, Junior Squirrel sitting on a huge pile of Acorns, feasting on them. He yelled to his son
"OI! What do you think you're doing?"
And his son replied, guiltily.
"ErrÂ… Nutting"
Business is Business"
One day at kindergarten, a teacher said to the class
of 5-year-olds, "I'll give $5 to the child who can tell
me who was the most famous man who ever lived."
A little Irish boy put his hand up and said, "It was
St. Patrick."
The Teacher said, "Sorry Sean, that's not correct."
Then a little Scottish boy put his hand up and said,
"It was St. Andrew."
The Teacher replied, "I'm sorry, Hamish, that's not right
either."
Finally, a little Jewish boy raised his hand and said,
"It was Jesus Christ."
The teacher said, "That's absolutely right, Marvin. Come
up here and I'll give you the $5."
As the Teacher was giving Marvin his money, she said,
"You know, Marvin, since your're Jewish, I was very
surprised you said 'Jesus Christ'."
Marvin replied, "Well. In my heart, I knew it was Moses,
but business is business."
ITALIAN HONEYMOON
After returning from his honeymoon in Florida with his new bride, Virginia, Luigi stopped by his old barbershop in Jersey to say hello to his friends.
Giovanni said, "Hey Luigi, how wasa da honeamoona?"
Luigi said, "Everyting wasa perfecto except for da train ride down."
"Whata you mean, Luigi?" asked Giovanni.
"Well, we boarda da train at Grana Central Station. My beautiful Virginia, she pack a biga basket a food. She brough ta da vino, some nice cigars for me, and we were lookina forward to da trip, and open upa da luncha basket. The conductore come aby, waga his finger at us anda say, 'no eat indisa car. Musta use a dining car.' So, me and my beautiful Virginia, we go to da dining car, eat a biga lunch and starta ta open da bottle of a nice a vino! Conductore walka by again, waga his finger and say, 'No drinka in disa car! Musta use a cluba car.' So, we go to cluba car.
While a drinkina da vino, I starta to l ighta my biga cigar. The conductore, he waga his finger again and say, 'No a smokina disa car. Musta go to a smokina car.'
"We go to a smokina car and I smoke a my biga cigar.
Then my beautiful Virginia and I, we go to a sleeper car anda go to bed. We just about to go boombada boombada and the conductore, he walka through da hall shouting at a top of his a voice...'Nofolka Virginia ! Nofolka Virginia !'
"Nexta time, I'ma just gonna taka da bus."