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Hi marks for tasteless, barely qualifies as a joke though.
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"Polak", isn't it? Or "Polack"?
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'cause the Po' lack a lot of things. :D
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I'm glad you mentioned merging the thread, because I could not work out why I made such a poe-faced response in The Tastless Jokes thread!
We haven't had any in a while. C'mon, there are plenty of natural disasters going on, shouldn't jokes be pouring in? (My excuse is that I'm on holiday until September, and my Mum won't forward things to me any more because I tell her off if they're racist or sexist (and not funny). Same as I don't get glurge, emails bout Jebus or anything she suspects I will immediately debunk. Fair enough, just now I don't know what crazy shit she takes for fact.... |
I watched a recording of Amy Winehouse's funeral on TV last night. It was very moving, particularly when Elton John played his specially re-written version of Candle Under the Spoon.
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you have outdone yourself, infy
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What's the difference between a Western lift and a Somalian one ?
In Western countries, it is written: "Maximum: 8 persons / 630 Kg". |
Why did the Greek son leave home? Because his father was always on his back.
Why did the son come back? He couldn't leave his brother's behind. |
Why did he leave again?
He couldn't take it in the end. |
Don't make fun of him, it's just the way he was reared.
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But, but, but....
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Sounding like a diesel...
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Old Sol Finkelstein, what a man.
At 15, he survived Bergen-Belsen only to be sent to Auschwitz. He was on a detail that cleared out the gas chambers, and transported the bodies to the crematorium. When the Allies liberated the camp, he walked 20 kilometers, barefoot, to a village where he was able to get medical treatment. A year later, he managed to get himself to England, and there he hopped a tramp steamer to New York. He worked 12 hours a day, and saved his money, and eventually bought a deli. He worked in the deli for 50 years, meeting all sorts of people. Mayor Lindsey. Andy Warhol. Johnny Carson. John and Yoko. At night, he trained for the Golden Gloves. As a sparring partner, he knocked out Jack Dempsey, Cassius Clay, and George Foreman. He went on to win the Golden Gloves on four separate occasions, earning himself the nickname "The Tough Jew". Finally, he decided to sell the deli and retire. The first week in Florida, he hits the Powerball for 304 million bucks. The TV reporters love the story, and set up a news conference with him. They relate his history, and ask him "What's the first thing you're going to do?" "Well, I'm goin' build a statue honoring Adolph Hitler." "What? You're kidding! Why him, of all people?" Sol rolls up his left sleeve, exposing the number tattooed on his forearm. "Well, he did give me the winning numbers..." |
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