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GrumpyAlembic {Keeper of 143, comfort zones and vacillations } Posted Jun 13, 2007
Where did my nanny come into it?
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GrumpyAlembic {Keeper of 143, comfort zones and vacillations } Posted Jun 13, 2007
I think we are on a roll, but where are the jokes to go with the pun we are having?
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GrumpyAlembic {Keeper of 143, comfort zones and vacillations } Posted Jun 13, 2007
Time to hit the sack.
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Jabberwock Posted Jun 14, 2007
Where's the Pun Bin?
All over the place - Vancouver's its favouurite, then Beijing.
Last night it went on a roll, The roll was not amused and called out public health, who told it that that's what public lavatories are for. Is that short for The Tories?, asked the bin.
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GrumpyAlembic {Keeper of 143, comfort zones and vacillations } Posted Jun 15, 2007
No, where's he weelie bin?
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HarpoNotMarx (((2*1)^6)-6-(2*8)=42 Posted Jun 15, 2007
Of course, there are those that say Michael Barrymore contributed to his own re-arrest after he gave that impromptu rendition of "We'll meet again" when the police raleased him last time
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Jabberwock Posted Jun 15, 2007
Glad to have missed that. Are the officers concerned still in therapy? Sowwy, thewapy, awrigh?
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Michael Barrymore, your own non-Oxbridge and non-Public School Tony Blair...you'll die laughing.
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GrumpyAlembic {Keeper of 143, comfort zones and vacillations } Posted Jun 15, 2007
Tourist: Excuse me could you direct me to the village of Poxwell.
Local: I dare say.
T: Well do I go down there?
L: I dun know.
T: This way then?
L: Praps.
T: If I were you would I go round that way?
L: I might, then I might nawt.
T: Fat lot of good it is asking you then!!
L: I dare say, but I baint lawst be I.
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Pal-ladin Posted Jun 16, 2007
A woman walks in to the council offices with a five pound note in her left ear and two pound coins in her right ear. The girl behind the counter said to her mate, "who's this", her mate said "oh it's Mrs Joans, she's seven pound in arrears".
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GrumpyAlembic {Keeper of 143, comfort zones and vacillations } Posted Jun 16, 2007
The debate at the bar was about the fastest thing.
'Its electricity' says the first 'switch on the light and its instant.'
'I think thought is quicker than that, its just there.'
A lugubrious voice from the corner 'You're both wrong. Its diarrhoea - if I have diarrhoea I don't have time to think or switch on the light.'quick
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U695218 Posted Jul 2, 2007
Phone answering machine message-"If you want to buy marijuana, press the hash key."
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Jabberwock Posted Jul 2, 2007
Today's Quote for the Day comes from a former Clinton Cabinet member who started assessing George Bush's presidency. "But George Bush has changed," I suggested to him. "For example, now he seems to get Global Warming." The former Clinton Cabinet member started to laugh. "President Bush does NOT get Global Warming," he insisted. "In fact he doesn't even get Evolution."
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U695218 Posted Jul 3, 2007
A man walks into the psychiatrist wearing only clingfilm for shorts. The doctor says, "Well I can clearly see you're nuts."
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Jabberwock Posted Jul 10, 2007
An intellectual joke for all you starved clever types (and it's real starvation at the moment on h2g2 - help! Calling UNICEF! Please?): Jean-Paul Sartre, the noted Existentialist, is sitting at a French cafe, revising his draft of Being and Nothingness. He says to the waitress, "I'd like a cup of coffee, please, with no cream." The waitress replies, "I'm sorry, monsieur, but we're out of cream. How about with no milk?"
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U695218 Posted Jul 10, 2007
Que intel ek tiulal?
Our ice-cream man was found lying on the floor of his van covered with hundreds and thousands. Police said that he'd topped himself.
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