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  3. │     █       ROTFL Digest!   Volume 2, Issue 6       April, 1995    █     │
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  6. │     █             Published by Access Media Systems                █     │
  7. │     █      Voice: 905-847-7143           Fax: 905-847-7362         █     │
  8. │     █                                                              █     │
  9. │     █  Editor/Official Dishwasher/Elvis Impersonator: Sandy Illes  █     │
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  12. │     █  Contents:                                                   █     │
  13. │     █                                                              █     │
  14. │     █  Editorial and Contest Reminder                              █     │
  15. │     █  Likely Stories!                                             █     │
  16. │     █  Top Ten Things That Fly Is Doing In Your Soup               █     │
  17. │     █  Become A Legal Killer With Our Truck Driver Training School █     │
  18. │     █           Of Wheel And Brake Adjustments                     █     │
  19. │     █  Top Ten Ways To Know Your Life Is The Most Pathetically     █     │
  20. │     █           Boring One On Earth                                █     │
  21. │     █  Top Ten Ways To Know If A Guy's Been Married                █     │
  22. │     █  Jokes, Jokes, Jokes!                                        █     │
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  27. │    Editorial                                                             │
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  29. │    I hope you guys haven't forgotten about the contest ROTFL Digest      │
  30. │    is running! Win a prize by relating your best funny story, joke,      │
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  33. │    out previous issues of ROTFL Digest for contest details!              │
  34. │                                                                          │
  35. │    Coming soon: An enhanced version of ROTFL Digest with pagination      │
  36. │    and all sorts of other goodies! These enhancements are courtesy       │
  37. │    of Nick Onoufriou of Blueview Software. If you're interested in       │
  38. │    finding out more about Blueview's quality software, contact him at    │
  39. │    the following email address: nick.onoufriou@westonia.com              │
  40. │                                                                          │
  41. │    Also coming soon: A free support board for ROTFL Digest!              │
  42. │    Look for more details in ROTFL19.ZIP which will be available          │
  43. │    on fine BBS's everywhere in May.                                      │
  44. │                                                                          │
  45. │    We'd like to take this opportunity to remind everyone that ROTFL      │
  46. │    Digest is a humor publication and absolutely nothing published in     │
  47. │    it is true unless we specifically say it is (like Likely Stories)! :) │
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  70. │     │                                     ^^^^                      │    │
  71. │     │ Violators will be persecuted to the fullest extent of         │    │
  72. │     │ our fists.                                                    │    │
  73. │     └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘    │
  74. ├──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
  75. │       LIKELY STORIES                                                     │
  76. │       ==============================================================     │
  77. │       GIMME A BURGER, HOLD THE KETCHUP AND SALMONELLA                    │
  78. │                                                                          │
  79. │       Seattle, Washington - Brianne Kiner spent 40 days in a coma        │
  80. │       in 1993 due to a Jack In The Box hamburger and has now won         │
  81. │       a $15-million US settlement. Brianne, now 12 years old, was        │
  82. │       among an estimated 600 people poisoned by contaminated,            │
  83. │       undercooked hamburgers sold by Jack In The Box. Three children     │
  84. │       died. Brianne was the most acutely ill child to survive but        │
  85. │       suffered a stroke which caused brain damage, and also suffered     │
  86. │       damage to almost every organ system in her body.                   │
  87. │       ("Would you like fries with that? No? Perhaps a lawyer?")          │
  88. │                                                                          │
  89. │       NICKEL AND DIMING HIS EMPLOYER                                     │
  90. │                                                                          │
  91. │       Cornwall, Ont. - Every week for a year, tellers at a local         │
  92. │       Bank of Montreal branch wondered where Bryan Jesmer, 35,           │
  93. │       got all those rolls of coins he cashed in. The bank believed       │
  94. │       Jesmer, a parking meter attendant with the city, was up to         │
  95. │       something and notified the police. Jesmer has pleaded guilty       │
  96. │       to stealing $14,511 in coins over several years and was            │
  97. │       sentenced to 75 days in jail, as well as being ordered to          │
  98. │       repay the money with a three-year probation period. The            │
  99. │       city has not yet decided if he will keep his job.                  │
  100. │       (Not decided? Oh puh-leeze! The guy is a crook!)                   │
  101. │                                                                          │
  102. │       THIS DOCTOR IS A REAL CUT-UP                                       │
  103. │                                                                          │
  104. │       Tampa, Florida - A man who went into surgery to have his           │
  105. │       right foot amputated awoke to discover the left foot was           │
  106. │       missing. The unnamed patient, in his 50's, was informed of         │
  107. │       the blunder while he was in the recovery room at University        │
  108. │       Community Hospital.                                                │
  109. │       (And so ends the saga of a man who could have been called          │
  110. │       Hopalong...)                                                       │
  111. │                                                                          │
  112. │       THANK GOODNESS THESE GUYS HAVEN'T EVOLVED TO USING GUNS            │
  113. │                                                                          │
  114. │       Henderson, Kentucky - At 6:30 every morning, a bugle               │
  115. │       reveille blares from a bullhorn atop Woodring Fryer's home.        │
  116. │       Some days, it's followed by a cacophony of barking dogs and        │
  117. │       raucous music. Fryer and his next door neighbour, 80-year-         │
  118. │       old Charles Kissinger, have been feuding for years over ham        │
  119. │       radio transmissions. Fryer, 72, claims Kissinger's radio           │
  120. │       signal interferes with his own ham and FM radio reception,         │
  121. │       as well as his television, telephones, and other appliances.       │
  122. │       In retaliation, he installed the bullhorn 3 cm from the wall       │
  123. │       that the two men's homes share.                                    │
  124. │                                                                          │
  125. │       IT'S A 90'S TYPE GADGET                                            │
  126. │                                                                          │
  127. │       Montreal, Quebec - A Montreal company, S2RK Advanced               │
  128. │       Technologies, will outfit your car with a satellite                │
  129. │       tracking system or a panic button for $1,500 plus $600 per         │
  130. │       year in monitoring fees. The company links your automobile         │
  131. │       to satellites using a product called SatSting. If you're           │
  132. │       lost or in danger, just push the white button. If the car          │
  133. │       is improperly started, the antenna sends silent messages           │
  134. │       to the satellites. The information is then transmitted back        │
  135. │       to the earth, where it can  be translated into a location          │
  136. │       map with an accuracy of 10 metres. A stolen car or a driver        │
  137. │       in danger can be tracked in seconds.                               │
  138. │       (That'll pretty much end kids borrowing their parents' car.)       │
  139. │                                                                          │
  140. │       WHATEVER HAPPENED TO JUST ORDERING PIZZAS?                         │
  141. │                                                                          │
  142. │       Jacksonville, Florida - 13-year-old Tammy Lynn Esckilsen,          │
  143. │       daughter of a hospital clerk, was arrested after obtaining         │
  144. │       a list of patients' phone numbers and making prank calls           │
  145. │       informing the patients that they had HIV. Tammy Lynn               │
  146. │       obtained the list after visiting her mother at work. One           │
  147. │       of the teenage girls went for a gun in an attempt to kill          │
  148. │       herself after hearing the news that she not only had HIV           │
  149. │       but was also pregnant.                                             │
  150. │       (Wow, what an endearing sense of humour, eh?)                      │
  151. │                                                                          │
  152. │       POLITICALLY CORRECT REVENGE IN FAMILY COURT                        │
  153. │                                                                          │
  154. │       Vancouver, B.C. - A 32-year-old father of three insists that       │
  155. │       his estranged wife stop smoking or give him sole custody of        │
  156. │       the children. Todd McLeod, in a statement designed to warm         │
  157. │       the bitter little hearts of the politically correct, claims        │
  158. │       he is worried about the effects of second-hand smoke on his        │
  159. │       children, who have lived with their mother since the couple        │
  160. │       separated a year ago. McLeod said the children, ranging from       │
  161. │       ages 3-14 have suffered from colds, chronic coughs, and one        │
  162. │       an inner ear infection, illnesses that he believes are linked      │
  163. │       to second-hand smoke. No mention was made as to Mr. McLeod's       │
  164. │       medical credentials. No mention was also made that colds,          │
  165. │       coughs, and inner ear infections are perfectly normal              │
  166. │       childhood illnesses.                                               │
  167. │       (At least we can all see why she's divorcing him...)               │
  168. │                                                                          │
  169. │       YES, YES, YES!                                                     │
  170. │                                                                          │
  171. │       Toronto, Ont. - The OPP has undertaken an internal                 │
  172. │       investigation into a photo radar van being towed for               │
  173. │       illegal parking in a Scarborough fire zone. The van                │
  174. │       had been tagged and towed after it was parked for more             │
  175. │       than 30 minutes in the fire zone.                                  │
  176. │                                                                          │
  177. │       SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT                                           │
  178. │                                                                          │
  179. │       Moncton, N.B. - Raymond Falle, 75, won $5.5 million in             │
  180. │       Canada's Lotto 6/49 draw. When asked what he intended              │
  181. │       to do with the money, Falle replied that he wanted to              │
  182. │       get a better hearing aid and a new set of teeth.                   │
  183. │       (Heck, now he can afford to get a set of gold teeth...             │
  184. │       maybe a set of gold teeth with diamonds... yeah, that's            │
  185. │       the ticket!)                                                       │
  186. │                                                                          │
  187. │       OH SURE, IT WOULD BE REAL EASY TO MIX THESE GUYS UP                │
  188. │                                                                          │
  189. │       Seattle, Washington - The Kellogg Co. has opposed the              │
  190. │       trademark application of a steel band called the Toucans,          │
  191. │       claiming the band might be confused with Toucan Sam, a             │
  192. │       cartoon associated with its Froot Loops cereal. A                  │
  193. │       proposed settlement from Kellogg asks that the Toucans             │
  194. │       not sell cereal, mention Kellogg or the name "Sam," or             │
  195. │       use a bird that resembles Toucan Sam. Should the band              │
  196. │       ever use a talking Toucan, it must not have a British,             │
  197. │       New Zealand, or Australian accent.                                 │
  198. │       (All band members named Sam must presumably resign and             │
  199. │       if they're ever interviewed by Sam Donaldson, the band             │
  200. │       will have to call him Anton...)                                    │
  201. │                                                                          │
  202. │       BIKERS GET GOVERNMENT FUNDS                                        │
  203. │                                                                          │
  204. │       Montreal, Quebec - A $105,000 loan from the Federal                │
  205. │       Business Development Bank helped the Rock Machine                  │
  206. │       motorcycle gang buy its fortress-like headquarters,                │
  207. │       according to Le Journal de Montreal. The gang is now               │
  208. │       involved in a vicious turf war for control of Montreal's           │
  209. │       lucrative drug trade and the bank, a government agency,            │
  210. │       wants their money back. The agency defended the loan,              │
  211. │       saying the application was made by Guy Lepage, not the             │
  212. │       bikers. Lepage, 47, a former Montreal police officer,              │
  213. │       was recently released after a two-year prison term for             │
  214. │       laundering profits of the drug trade between Quebec and            │
  215. │       B.C.                                                               │
  216. │       (Doesn't the bank bother to check out the people who               │
  217. │       receive money from them?)                                          │
  218. │                                                                          │
  219. │       MAYBE IT LOOKS CLOSER ON A MAP?                                    │
  220. │                                                                          │
  221. │       Bonfield, Ontario - An unidentified 26-year-old Paris              │
  222. │       man became irate because the Greyhound bus wasn't                  │
  223. │       reaching his destination fast enough, so he tried to               │
  224. │       grab the steering wheel of the moving bus. He fell out             │
  225. │       the door and died as the driver tried to bring the                 │
  226. │       swerving bus under control. The French tourist wanted              │
  227. │       to go to Vancouver and thought it was only two hours               │
  228. │       from Ottawa. Vancouver is in fact a 4,700-kilometre                │
  229. │       road trip from Ottawa and takes about three days of                │
  230. │       travelling.                                                        │
  231. │                                                                          │
  232. │       OH PUH-LEEZE                                                       │
  233. │                                                                          │
  234. │       Toronto, Ont. - Far Horizons Inc, is offering a six-day            │
  235. │       London theatre tour for gays, lesbians, and friends.               │
  236. │       Included in the $1,499 per person (double occupancy)               │
  237. │       price is air fare, a flexible itinerary with sightseeing           │
  238. │       and two nights of theatre performances.                            │
  239. │       (What, no condoms or vaseline??)                                   │
  240. │                                                                          │
  241. │       NO WONDER SOME KIDS GROW UP TO KILL THEIR PARENTS                  │
  242. │                                                                          │
  243. │       Riverside, Calif. - A woman received four years in jail            │
  244. │       for hanging up the telephone as her son tried to report            │
  245. │       that his 7-year-old sister was being raped by their new            │
  246. │       stepfather. The mother's name is being withheld to                 │
  247. │       protect the privacy of the little girl. The attack                 │
  248. │       occurred barely three hours after the mother wed Frank             │
  249. │       Cisco Bridges in January, 1994. Bridges, 44, is serving            │
  250. │       38 years for five convictions of rape and child                    │
  251. │       molestation. The mother and child are both infected with           │
  252. │       the AIDS virus.                                                    │
  253. │       (The mother obviously learned nothing from June Cleaver.)          │
  254. │                                                                          │
  255. │       AND AMERICANS PAY BIG BUCKS FOR THEIR HEALTH CARE                  │
  256. │                                                                          │
  257. │       Dallas, Texas - Benjamin Jones, 62, died of cancer after           │
  258. │       a surgeon at Osteopathic Medical Center of Texas                   │
  259. │       removed his healthy right lung and left a tumor in his             │
  260. │       left lung. His family has just settled a suit with the             │
  261. │       hospital for about $9 million although the hospital                │
  262. │       admitted no wrongdoing. The lawsuit alleged there was              │
  263. │       confusion over the location of Jones's tumor one week              │
  264. │       after the surgery, but the hospital did not advise                 │
  265. │       Jones of it. Jones discovered the mistake on his own               │
  266. │       when he reviewed his medical records after switching               │
  267. │       health plans.                                                      │
  268. │       (Who was his doctor - Dr. Kevorkian?)                              │
  269. │                                                                          │
  270. │       IT WAS EASY FOR THE GIRLS TO GET AN "A" IN HIS CLASS               │
  271. │                                                                          │
  272. │       Sault Ste. Marie, Canada - A 46-year-old teacher,                  │
  273. │       Kenneth DeLuca, has been ordered to stand trial on                 │
  274. │       40 charges of sexually abusing about 20 female                     │
  275. │       students over a 10-year period. Charges include:                   │
  276. │       23 charges of indecent assault, 11 charges of sexual               │
  277. │       assault, four charges of sexual touching while in a                │
  278. │       position of trust, one charge of sexual interference,              │
  279. │       and one charge of forcible confinement.                            │
  280. │       ("Not detention AGAIN, Mr. DeLuca!")                               │
  281. │                                                                          │
  282. │       PROOF THAT THE END OF THE WORLD MUST BE NEAR                       │
  283. │                                                                          │
  284. │       London, England - Former Beatle Paul McCartney and Yoko            │
  285. │       Ono, wife of the late John Lennon, have made up after              │
  286. │       years of hostility. To make matters even worse for the             │
  287. │       public, the two families recorded a piece by Yoko Ono              │
  288. │       called Hiroshima Sky Is Always Blue.                               │
  289. │       (Earplug sales are bound to go wayyyyy up!)                        │
  290. │                                                                          │
  291. │       IS THAT YOU, GROUCHO?                                              │
  292. │                                                                          │
  293. │       Orlando, Florida - The surveillance camera photo of a              │
  294. │       robber at a branch of the Barnett Bank in Orlando                  │
  295. │       showed a man who seemed to be wearing a disguise                   │
  296. │       consisting of fake glasses with a large nose attached,             │
  297. │       but witnesses said the man's nose was his own so the               │
  298. │       Orlando Sentinel published the photo. Numerous people              │
  299. │       called the crime tips hotline to identify the man as               │
  300. │       Chuck Newman.                                                      │
  301. │       (Maybe he needed the heist money for a nose job?)                  │
  302. │                                                                          │
  303. │       CRIME WARS                                                         │
  304. │                                                                          │
  305. │       Thieves are becoming more and more bizarre. In recent              │
  306. │       robberies: A spray bottle of toilet cleanser was                   │
  307. │       pointed at a shopkeeper in Norwich, Ont.; a manhole                │
  308. │       cover was brandished by a Chicago mugger; a golf ball              │
  309. │       was wielded by robbers in Evansville, Ill.; a pitchfork            │
  310. │       was used by one of two men during a store robbery in               │
  311. │       Greensboro, N.C.                                                   │
  312. │                                                                          │
  313. │       Naturally, law-abiding folks are fighting back with                │
  314. │       whatever they can. Weapons recently used to foil                   │
  315. │       robberies include: A large spatula and oven scrub                  │
  316. │       brush during an attempted pizzeria robbery in Dayton,              │
  317. │       Ohio; a can of Raid was used by a homeowner in Stark               │
  318. │       County, Ohio, to temporarily blind a burglar.                      │
  319. │                                                                          │
  320. │       Just what do these thieves want? Well, it's not just               │
  321. │       money anymore. Two thieves in Loveland, Colorado were              │
  322. │       accused of stealing five hedgehogs from a pet store;               │
  323. │       two men in Yuba City, Calif., attempted to steal a                 │
  324. │       still-hot barbecue grill at a (get this!) county                   │
  325. │       probation office picnic; a man was charged with digging            │
  326. │       up and taking 1,500 Venus fly trap plants in Wilmington,           │
  327. │       N.C.; a 42-year-old man was charged with stealing six              │
  328. │       slabs of the sidewalk at Forest Ave. and Shehy St. in              │
  329. │       Youngstown, Ohio; in Long Hill, N.J., someone has been             │
  330. │       stealing doorbells.                                                │
  331. │                                                                          │
  332. │       AND JUST WHEN WILL STUPIDITY BE MADE A CRIME?                      │
  333. │                                                                          │
  334. │       Antioch, Calif. - A 31-year-old woman was arrested                 │
  335. │       after walking into a police station carrying a bag                 │
  336. │       of illegal drugs. She wanted the drugs tested because              │
  337. │       she thought her boyfriend had added hallucinogens to               │
  338. │       it.                                                                │
  339. │                                                                          │
  340. ├──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
  341. │       TOP TEN THINGS THAT FLY IS DOING IN YOUR SOUP                      │
  342. │                                 (c)1995 Sandy Illes                      │
  343. │                                                                          │
  344. │      10. Hoping the soup belongs to Christie Brinkley.                   │
  345. │       9. Wishing he could complain to the chef.                          │
  346. │       8. Holding a secret meeting with Elvis and the aliens.             │
  347. │       7. Holding his breath so he won't drown.                           │
  348. │       6. Newest fly craze - snorting soup.                               │
  349. │       5. Praying that you're a figment of his imagination.               │
  350. │       4. Wondering how you would taste.                                  │
  351. │       3. Soup review for "The Daily Flypaper."                           │
  352. │       2. Waiting for the dessert tray.                                   │
  353. │       1. Wishing the chef had used a little less salt.                   │
  354. ├──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
  355. │       Advertisement               (c)1995 Sandy Illes                    │
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  357. │                                                                          │
  358. │       BECOME A LEGAL KILLER WITH OUR TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOL OF     │
  359. │       WHEEL AND BRAKE ADJUSTMENTS!                                       │
  360. │                                                                          │
  361. │       Are you afraid to kill someone because you might get caught and    │
  362. │       end up in jail and be forced to spend the rest of your life with   │
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  366. │                                                                          │
  367. │       In our valuable course, you'll learn how to over-tighten those     │
  368. │       wheel nuts just enough so that some pathetic car driver will       │
  369. │       feel the full wrath of your tires as they pound his car and his    │
  370. │       head into spaghetti sauce. Learn how to loosen your brakes so      │
  371. │       that you can drive right through that Honda Accord instead of      │
  372. │       being stuck in traffic behind it.                                  │
  373. │                                                                          │
  374. │       Other course material to be covered include:                       │
  375. │                                                                          │
  376. │       - Driving side by side with another tractor trailer so you can     │
  377. │       make mincemeat out of that Ferrari.                                │
  378. │       - How to effectively abuse the air horn to scare car drivers       │
  379. │       into veering off the road.                                         │
  380. │       - Why you should give the finger to car drivers who cut you off    │
  381. │       (because you're 80,000 pounds stronger than them).                 │
  382. │       - Plus much more!                                                  │
  383. │                                                                          │
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  385. │                                                                          │
  386. │       Remember, if you haven't killed at least three people within a     │
  387. │       week of completing this course, we promise to either refund        │
  388. │       your money or have one of our experienced professionals do the     │
  389. │       killing for you!                                                   │
  390. │                                                                          │
  391. │       Send a non-refundable cheque or money order for $12,929.37 to:     │
  392. │                                                                          │
  393. │       TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOL OF WHEEL AND BRAKE ADJUSTMENTS        │
  394. │       1234 Loose Wheel Went That-a-Way                                   │
  395. │       Toronto, Ontario, Canada 3M TA3                                    │
  396. │                                                                          │
  397. │       Name: ________________________________________________________     │
  398. │       Address: _____________________________________________________     │
  399. │       City: _____________________________ State/Prov. ______________     │
  400. │       Zip/Postal Code: _____________________________________________     │
  401. │                                                                          │
  402. │       __ Yes, please enroll me in the Truck Driver School of Wheel       │
  403. │          and Brake Adjustments! I want to become a legal killer as       │
  404. │          soon as possible!                                               │
  405. │                                                                          │
  406. │       I am most interested in killing:                                   │
  407. │          __ Spouse                                                       │
  408. │          __ Aunt/Uncle                                                   │
  409. │          __ Brother/Sister                                               │
  410. │          __ Mailman or any Canada Post employee                          │
  411. │          __ A cop                                                        │
  412. │          __ Neighbour's dog who won't stop talking to me                 │
  413. │          __ Elvis who is living as a transvestite in my garage           │
  414. │          __ Random innocent victims                                      │
  415. │          __ Anyone                                                       │
  416. │          __ Everyone                                                     │
  417. │                                                                          │
  418. │       I have previous experience in the following methods of killing:    │
  419. │          __ Shooting                                                     │
  420. │          __ Knifing                                                      │
  421. │          __ Drowning                                                     │
  422. │          __ Stuffing peas up someone's nose to make them suffocate       │
  423. │          __ Vehicular manslaughter (Yeah!)                               │
  424. │          __ (fill in the blank) __________________________________       │
  425. │                                                                          │
  426. │       Do you have a valid driver's licence?                              │
  427. │       __ Yes      __ No      __ Who cares?                               │
  428. │                                                                          │
  429. │       * This course has been disapproved by the Ontario Ministry of      │
  430. │         Transport.                                                       │
  431. │                                                                          │
  432. │      ** The Truck Driver School of Wheel and Brake Adjustments           │
  433. │         disclaims all liability from people who have received            │
  434. │         this course.                                                     │
  435. ├──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
  436. │                                                                          │
  437. │       TOP TEN WAYS TO KNOW YOUR LIFE IS THE MOST PATHETICALLY BORING     │
  438. │       ONE ON EARTH                         (c)1995 Sandy Illes           │
  439. │                                                                          │
  440. │ 10. In the school yearbook, the inscription under your name said         │
  441. │     "Least likely to be wearing clean underwear."                        │
  442. │  9. You've memorized the TV Guide.                                       │
  443. │  8. You cheat playing Solitaire.                                         │
  444. │  7. Your bowel movements make the front page of the local paper.         │
  445. │  6. The only mail you receive is addressed to "Occupant."                │
  446. │  5. Your blooms-once-in-a-lifetime plant bloomed while you were in the   │
  447. │     bathroom.                                                            │
  448. │  4. Your relatives don't talk to you but they think you look vaguely     │
  449. │     familiar.                                                            │
  450. │  3. You once took a bath but the police made you put it back.            │
  451. │  2. You dry your hair by hanging it on the clothesline. <ouch>           │
  452. │  1. Aliens are in contact with your pet but they won't bother talking    │
  453. │     to you.                                                              │
  454. ├──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
  455. │                                                                          │
  456. │ Top Ten Ways To Tell If A Guy's Been Married  (c)1995 Sandy Illes        │
  457. │                                                                          │
  458. │ 10. Knows how to defrost his own TV dinner.                              │
  459. │  9. Knows that a washer is a required household item but is not          │
  460. │     quite sure why.                                                      │
  461. │  8. Can chug beer, watch sports, and say "Yes, dear" at the              │
  462. │     same time.                                                           │
  463. │  7. Is always surprised when a woman says yes to sex.                    │
  464. │  6. Doesn't use the same brush for his teeth and his hair anymore.       │
  465. │  5. Understands himself well enough to have hired a cleaning lady.       │
  466. │  4. Hates lawyers and says "Over my dead body" a lot.                    │
  467. │  3. Spends a whole day washing his car while, in the meantime, he        │
  468. │     doesn't have one clean coffee mug in the house.                      │
  469. │  2. Likes it when a girl calls him Snookums.                             │
  470. │  1. Has matching socks that he never wears because they remind him       │
  471. │     of his ex.                                                           │
  472. ├──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
  473. │ JOKES JOKES JOKES JOKES JOKES JOKES JOKES JOKES JOKES JOKES JOKES JOKES  │
  474. │==========================================================================│
  475. │       A rich guy and a poor guy were in a bar. After talking             │
  476. │       for a while, they found that their wives had the same              │
  477. │       birthday. The poor guy asked the rich guy, "What did               │
  478. │       you get your wife for her birthday?" The rich guy said,            │
  479. │       "A fur coat and a Rolls Royce." The poor guy said,                 │
  480. │       "That's a pretty strange combination, why did you get              │
  481. │       her both a coat and a car?"                                        │
  482. │       The rich guy said, "Well, I figured if she didn't like             │
  483. │       the fur coat, she could have a new car to drive it back            │
  484. │       and exchange it for something else." Then the rich guy             │
  485. │       asked the poor guy, "What did you get your wife for her            │
  486. │       birthday?" The poor guy said, "Well, I don't have much             │
  487. │       money, so I got her a bathrobe and a dildo." "A bathrobe           │
  488. │       and a dildo?" the rich man asked. "Talk about weird                │
  489. │       combinations... why did you get her a bathrobe and a               │
  490. │       dildo?"                                                            │
  491. │       The poor man replied, "Well, I figured if she didn't               │
  492. │       like the bathrobe, she could go screw herself!"                    │
  493. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  494. │                                                                          │
  495. │       What do you get if you cross a Jehovah's Witness with an           │
  496. │       elevator operator?                                                 │
  497. │       Someone who knocks on your door and tells you where to get         │
  498. │       off.                                                               │
  499. │                                                                          │
  500. │       What do you get if you cross a Jehovah's Witness with a            │
  501. │       sex therapist?                                                     │
  502. │       Someone who knocks on your door and tells you *how* to get         │
  503. │       off.                                                               │
  504. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  505. │                                                                          │
  506. │       A lady told her new maid, "I declare, I can write my full name     │
  507. │       in the dust you've left on this piano."                            │
  508. │       "Bless my soul," answered the maid with delight.  "It's sure       │
  509. │       nice to be working for a lady with education!"                     │
  510. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  511. │                                                                          │
  512. │       A sergeant looked over a squad of particularly inept draftees      │
  513. │       and confessed, "I'm damned if I know what to do with you clumsy    │
  514. │       goons."                                                            │
  515. │       One of them piped up hopefully, "There's a big shade tree over     │
  516. │       there, Sarge."                                                     │
  517. │       "Yeah, I know," nodded the sergeant, "but I don't have any rope    │
  518. │       with me."                                                          │
  519. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  520. │                                                                          │
  521. │       It was little Johnny's first day in his new school and when        │
  522. │       he obtained permission from his 2nd grade teacher to go to         │
  523. │       the bathroom, he said he didn't know where it was. The             │
  524. │       teacher said, "Turn left out the door, then right at the           │
  525. │       next corridor; it's on your right."                                │
  526. │                                                                          │
  527. │       But when Johnny returned a few minutes later, he told the          │
  528. │       teacher he'd been unable to find it. The teacher said,             │
  529. │       "Well, I really don't know why, but Billy, would you please        │
  530. │       show Johnny where the bathroom is?" So Billy and Johnny            │
  531. │       went out the door.                                                 │
  532. │                                                                          │
  533. │       When they both returned a few minutes later, the teacher           │
  534. │       commented, "Well, it's about time. I really don't know why         │
  535. │       Johnny couldn't find it himself."                                  │
  536. │                                                                          │
  537. │       Billy said, "I do, Teacher. His undershorts were on backwards."    │
  538. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  539. │                                                                          │
  540. │       Q.  What do you call Bob Hawke's goolies?                          │
  541. │       A.  Blanched hazelnuts.                                            │
  542. │                                                                          │
  543. │       Explanations..                                                     │
  544. │                                                                          │
  545. │       Bob Hawke ........  Ex prime minister                              │
  546. │                                                                          │
  547. │       Hazel Hawke ......  Ex prime minister's wife                       │
  548. │                                                                          │
  549. │       Blanch D'Puge ....  Ex prime minister's new girlfriend.            │
  550. │                                                                          │
  551. │       goolies ..........  Important part of male anatomy.                │
  552. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  553. │                                                                          │
  554. │A man is out in the Chinese wilderness and he's                           │
  555. │hopelessly lost. It's been nearly three weeks since he's eaten anything   │
  556. │besides what he could forage and he's been reduced to sleeping in caves   │
  557. │and under trees.                                                          │
  558. │                                                                          │
  559. │One afternoon he comes upon an old mansion in the woods.                  │
  560. │It has vines covering most of it and the man can't see any other          │
  561. │buildings in the area. However, he sees smoke coming out of the           │
  562. │chimney, implying someone is home.                                        │
  563. │                                                                          │
  564. │He knocks on the door and an old man with a beard almost down to the      │
  565. │ground answers. The old man squints his eyes and says, "What do you       │
  566. │want?"                                                                    │
  567. │                                                                          │
  568. │The man says, "I've been lost for the past three weeks                    │
  569. │and haven't had a decent meal or sleep since that time. I would           │
  570. │be most grateful if I could have a meal and sleep in your house           │
  571. │for tonight."                                                             │
  572. │                                                                          │
  573. │The old Chinese man says, "I'll let you come in on one                    │
  574. │condition: You cannot mess around with my granddaughter."                 │
  575. │                                                                          │
  576. │The man, exhausted and hungry readily agrees, saying, "I                  │
  577. │promise I won't cause you any trouble. I'll be on my way                  │
  578. │tomorrow morning."                                                        │
  579. │                                                                          │
  580. │The old Chinese man counters, "Ok, but if I do catch you                  │
  581. │then I'll give you the three worst Chinese torture tests ever             │
  582. │known to man."                                                            │
  583. │                                                                          │
  584. │"Ok, Ok," the man said as he entered the old house.                       │
  585. │Besides, he thought to himself, what kind of woman would live             │
  586. │out in the wilderness all her life?                                       │
  587. │                                                                          │
  588. │Well, that night, when the man came down to eat (after                    │
  589. │showering), he saw how beautiful the granddaughter was. She was           │
  590. │an absolute pearl, and while he had only been lost three weeks,           │
  591. │it had been many, many months without companionship. And the girl         │
  592. │had only seen the occasional monk besides her grandfather and             │
  593. │well, they both couldn't keep their eyes off each other                   │
  594. │throughout the meal.                                                      │
  595. │                                                                          │
  596. │That night, the man sneaked into the girl's bedroom and                   │
  597. │they had quite a time, but kept the noise down to a minimum.              │
  598. │The man crept back to his room later that night thinking to               │
  599. │himself, "Any three torture tests would be worth it after that            │
  600. │experience."                                                              │
  601. │                                                                          │
  602. │Well, the next morning the man awoke to a heavy weight                    │
  603. │on his chest. He opened his eyes and there was this huge rock on          │
  604. │his chest. On the rock was a sign saying "1st Chinese torture             │
  605. │test: 100 lb rock on your chest."                                         │
  606. │                                                                          │
  607. │ "What a lame torture test," the man thought to himself as                │
  608. │he got up and walked over to the window. He opened the shutter            │
  609. │and threw the rock out. On the backside of the rock was another           │
  610. │sign saying "2nd worst Chinese torture test: Rock tied to right           │
  611. │testicle."                                                                │
  612. │                                                                          │
  613. │The man, seeing the rock was too far out the window to                    │
  614. │be grabbed, jumped out the window after the rock. Outside the             │
  615. │window was a  third sign saying "3rd worst Chinese torture test:          │
  616. │Left testicle tied to  bed post."                                         │
  617. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  618. │                                                                          │
  619. │       What do Michael Jackson's boyfriends call him?                     │
  620. │       Uncle.                                                             │
  621. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  622. │                                                                          │
  623. │       "Mr. Simpson, did you kill your wife?"                             │
  624. │       "Hell no, sir! She killed herself and then killed her friend!"     │
  625. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  626. │                                                                          │
  627. │ Apparently, Rita MacNeil found out she is infected with flesh-eating     │
  628. │ bacteria. That's right, the same bacteria that did away Lucien           │
  629. │ Bouchard's leg overnight. The doctors gave her only 15 years to live.    │
  630. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  631. │                                                                          │
  632. │       Knock...Knock                                                      │
  633. │                                                                          │
  634. │       Who's there?                                                       │
  635. │                                                                          │
  636. │       Interrupting Cow                                                   │
  637. │                                                                          │
  638. │       Interrup..                                                         │
  639. │                                                                          │
  640. │       MOO!!!                                                             │
  641. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  642. │                                                                          │
  643. │       The Lone Ranger and his trusty sidekick were riding through a      │
  644. │       small town, and decided to stop in the local saloon for a drink.   │
  645. │       The Lone Ranger noticed that his horse was a bit overheated,       │
  646. │       so he asked his trusty sidekick a favor.                           │
  647. │       "Tonto, I'm afraid Silver is a bit hot...might you cool him for    │
  648. │       me?"                                                               │
  649. │       Tonto says, "Of course, Kemosabe, but how?"                        │
  650. │       "Just run around him in circles to fan him off."                   │
  651. │       So the 'Ranger leaves his trusty sidekick and goes in for a        │
  652. │       drink.                                                             │
  653. │       A few minutes later, a cowboy approaches him and asks, "Excuse     │
  654. │       me, sir, but do you know who owns that beautiful silver horse      │
  655. │       out front?"                                                        │
  656. │      "I do," replies the 'Ranger.                                        │
  657. │      "Well, sir, you've left your injun running."                        │
  658. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  659. │                                                                          │
  660. │       Consider the case of the hen that observed the undisciplined       │
  661. │       behavior of her youngest chick with obvious disapproval. "If       │
  662. │       your father could see you now," she cackled disgustedly,           │
  663. │       "he'd turn over in his gravy."                                     │
  664. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  665. │                                                                          │
  666. │ Q: What's the rarest food in Ethiopia?                                   │
  667. │ A: After dinner mints.                                                   │
  668. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  669. │                                                                          │
  670. │ Ethiopian woman and Yoko Ono?  Both live off dead Beatles.               │
  671. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  672. │                                                                          │
  673. │       Have you heard of the new Jeffery Dahmer shampoo?                  │
  674. │       Heads and Shoulders.                                               │
  675. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  676. │                                                                          │
  677. │       A woman walks into a police station.                               │
  678. │                                                                          │
  679. │       Woman: I've been graped! I've been graped!                         │
  680. │       Cop: Don't you mean raped?                                         │
  681. │       Woman: (pauses) No, there was a bunch of them.                     │
  682. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  683. │                                                                          │
  684. │    A man was arrested one night for running across Red Square yelling    │
  685. │    "Khrushchev is a fool! Khrushchev is a fool!"                         │
  686. │    He was arrested and given 10 years - 5 for slandering the leader, and │
  687. │    5 for revealing a state secret.                                       │
  688. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  689. │    On a bright, warm spring day, somewhere on Vancouver Island a         │
  690. │    certain resident of East Indian origin was shaking his rug on         │
  691. │    his front porch.                                                      │
  692. │    A passerby saw him, couldn't help himself and blurted, "What is the   │
  693. │    problem? Can't get it started?"                                       │
  694. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  695. │                                                                          │
  696. │ Interesting statistic from Harper's Index:                               │
  697. │                                                                          │
  698. │ Between 1980 and 1990, eleven Americans were killed as a result          │
  699. │ of shaking vending machines which then fell on them.  Of those           │
  700. │ eleven people killed, all of them were members of the US Armed           │
  701. │ Forces.                                                                  │
  702. │                                                                          │
  703. │ The Few... The Proud... the Squashed Flat As a Pancake for a Lousy       │
  704. │ Snickers Bar...                                                          │
  705. │                                                                          │
  706. │ We Get Squashed Flatter Before 8am Than Most People Do All Day           │
  707. │                                                                          │
  708. │ Be As Flat as You Can Be in The Army..                                   │
  709. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  710. │                                                                          │
  711. │ Mary Poppins gives up being a nanny and retires to the west coast        │
  712. │ of the United States.  She becomes bored and opens up a small            │
  713. │ detective agency specializing in solving crimes using her psychic        │
  714. │ ability and strong nose.                                                 │
  715. │ She opened a small space on Hollywood Boulevard and posted her sign      │
  716. │ proudly. It read:                                                        │
  717. │                                                                          │
  718. │          Super California Mystic Expert Halitosis.                       │
  719. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  720. │                                                                          │
  721. │       WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN......                               │
  722. │                                                                          │
  723. │       Q  A goldfish and a mountain goat?                                 │
  724. │       A  One mucks around in fountains.                                  │
  725. │                                                                          │
  726. │       Q  A magician's wand and a policeman's baton?                      │
  727. │       A  One is used for cunning stunts.                                 │
  728. │                                                                          │
  729. │       Q  A cross eyed archer and a constipated owl?                      │
  730. │       A   One shoots but can't hit.                                      │
  731. │                                                                          │
  732. │       Q  A Swiss admiral and a reliable vacuum cleaner?                  │
  733. │       A  One sucks and sucks and never fails.                            │
  734. │                                                                          │
  735. │       Q  A war horse and a draught horse?                                │
  736. │       A  One darts into the fray.                                        │
  737. │                                                                          │
  738. │       Q  A good girl and a nice girl?                                    │
  739. │       A  A good girl has the bloom of youth in her cheeks but            │
  740. │          the nice girl has the cheek of youth in her bloomers.           │
  741. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  742. │       Clinton Condoms:  ONE will screw an entire nation.                 │
  743. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  744. │                                                                          │
  745. │ A man died and went to hell. When he got there, he was led to a room     │
  746. │ that turned out to be a parochial school classroom. The meanest          │
  747. │ battle axe of a nun then came to the front of the room and ordered       │
  748. │ the man to sit up straight and listen. From time the man would           │
  749. │ slouch in his seat or doze off, and every such time the nun would        │
  750. │ rap the man's knuckles. Also, from time to time the nun would            │
  751. │ interrupt her lecture and order the man to repeat what he had heard.     │
  752. │ If he forgot anything, she would rap his knuckles and berate him.        │
  753. │                                                                          │
  754. │ After several days of this, the man got up, left the room, and           │
  755. │ demanded to see the devil in charge. "How long does this have to         │
  756. │ go on?" he demanded.                                                     │
  757. │                                                                          │
  758. │ "Forever."                                                               │
  759. │                                                                          │
  760. │ "Can't I be thrown in a fiery pit instead?" he asked.                    │
  761. │                                                                          │
  762. │ "No."                                                                    │
  763. │                                                                          │
  764. │ "I thought hell was fire and brimstone--not Catholic school!"            │
  765. │                                                                          │
  766. │ "For some people, but not you."                                          │
  767. │                                                                          │
  768. │ "But why me?"                                                            │
  769. │                                                                          │
  770. │ Finally the devil explained: "You have to go back to that room           │
  771. │ and stay there forever for that nun.  You see, she's in Heaven."         │
  772. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  773. │                                                                          │
  774. │       So one day, 'Six-gun' Sol ambles into town on his trusty           │
  775. │       steed and reins in at the saloon. Eight days on that               │
  776. │       dusty old Audit Trail had left Sol with a mighty powerful          │
  777. │       thirst.                                                            │
  778. │                                                                          │
  779. │       Hours pass, and after negotiating the price of several             │
  780. │       whiskeys, Sol decides it's time to ride on. He shuffles            │
  781. │       out into the street, only to find that someone has painted         │
  782. │       his horse's balls bright yellow.                                   │
  783. │                                                                          │
  784. │       'Six-gun' Sol turns on (and picks up) a dime, and barges           │
  785. │       back into the saloon.                                              │
  786. │                                                                          │
  787. │       "So, who deh hell's deh funny guy what's painted my horse's        │
  788. │       balls yallow?" demands Sol.                                        │
  789. │                                                                          │
  790. │       Well, the biggest, hairiest, meanest, dirtiest, ugliest,           │
  791. │       baddest man in the west steps forward, eyes wild with              │
  792. │       psychopathic frenzy, and looking waaaay down at Sol says,          │
  793. │       "I did!  What about it, pipsqueak?"                                │
  794. │                                                                          │
  795. │       Sol looks back at him steelily (?) and answers, "I just            │
  796. │       thought you'd like to know dat deh first coat is dry now!"         │
  797. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  798. │                                                                          │
  799. │       The little Russian girl answered the door, and a man asked         │
  800. │       to see her father. "I'm sorry, he's not home," she replied,        │
  801. │       "but he'll be back in eight hours, forty minutes and               │
  802. │       twenty-three seconds." "How can you be so exact?" "He's            │
  803. │       orbiting the earth," she said.  "He's a cosmonaut."                │
  804. │                                                                          │
  805. │       "How about your mother?" "No, she's not here either."              │
  806. │       "When will she be back?" "Who knows?" answered the girl.           │
  807. │       "She went to buy bread."                                           │
  808. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  809. │                                                                          │
  810. │       The press, interviewing Senator Kennedy, asked the Senator,        │
  811. │       "Weren't you concerned that your nephew may have been              │
  812. │       convicted for rape?"                                               │
  813. │                                                                          │
  814. │       To which the Senator replied, "The family decided we'd drive       │
  815. │       off that bridge when we came to it."                               │
  816. │---------------------------------------------------------------------     │
  817. │                                                                          │
  818. │       How can you tell the virgin at an <insert ethnic group of          │
  819. │       your choice> wedding?                                              │
  820. │       She's the one who isn't pregnant.                                  │
  821. │                                                                          │
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  823.