at 03/19/10 10:23PM
People who plug their computer keyboards into hi-fi systems aren't idiots. That would be stereotyping.
at 03/18/10 8:59PM
I know an eager-beaver District Attorney who ferreted out how someone badgered a politician into weaseling out of a contract on a rabbit farm.
at 03/15/10 11:17AM
“On Monday, when the sun is hot,
I wonder to myself a lot:
Now is it true, or is it not,
That what is which and which is what?'”
A. A. Hodges
at 03/14/10 7:52AM
Well I got a virus on my computer which fried my hard drive. :( So it's in the shop. I have often wondered if the virus protection companies don't write the viruses themselves. Kinda like the tale wagging the dog. So I am having to borrow my wife's laptop (I hate laptops) My hands and fingers are too big. I am having a hard time finding new humor to post. I am recycling several of the ones I told here on Face Book. Problem is I am limited to 420 characters on Face Book, so I must either trim them or post them in the comments section. So some of my favorite Shaggy Dog stories can't be told effectively. I think the art of the well thought-out, clever, clean joke is dying out. :( Must be the economy. I am now saving daylight are you?
John,
at 03/10/10 8:22AM
Mike and his pregnant wife live on a farm in the distant rural regions of Ireland with no running water, no electricity, none of the creature comforts. One night, Mikes' wife goes into labor. The local doctor is there in attendance.
"What d'ya want me to do, Doctor?"
"Hold the lantern, Mikey. Here it comes!" The doctor delivers the child and holds it up for the proud father to see. "Mike, you're the proud father of a fine strapping boy."
"Saints be praised, I..."
Before Mike can finish the doctor interrupts, "Wait a minute. Hold the lantern, Mikey." Soon the doctor delivers the next child. "You've a full set now, Mikey. A beautiful baby daughter."
"Thanks be to..."
Again the doctor cuts in. "Hold the lantern, Mikey! Hold the lantern!" Soon the doctor delivers a third child. The doctor holds up the third baby for Mike's inspection.
"Doctor," asks Mike, "do you think it's the light that's attracting 'em?"