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Trin

FATEM wrote:

A homosexual and a nun walk into a bar. The homosexual had a drink. The nun did not because it was against her beliefs.

... Ha ha?

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Trin

Percentful

Trin wrote:

I'm glad you liked it, 100p.

That's 110 p.

Just let it happen.

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Trin

So it is!

My apologies.

Trin

bro2dragons

@Sean: this one's borderline, so let me know, and i'll gladly replace it with a better one, but i think it's funny. anyway,
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A guy walks into a psychiatrist's office wearing nothing but Saran wrap. The psychiatrist looks at him and says, "Ok, I can clearly see you're nuts." (read it out loud if you didn't get it.... you're/your...)

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Kid_A

What a great thread!

So these two guys were walking down the road and the one said, "hey, do you ever get the urge to just...I don't know, hit your wife? Like really hit her?". And the other guy says, "No. No, that's really upsetting that you would even ask that." And...they kept walking I guess.

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bro2dragons

Once upon a time, there lived a snake in the desert named Nate. Now, Nate the snake had a job. His job was to guard this lever out in the middle of the desert. No one was ever supposed to pull or even touch the lever, and Nate was supposed to make sure it didn't happen. So every morning Nate would slither from his hole in the ground house where he lived over to the bush next to the lever and make sure no one touched it. Of course, the lever was out in the middle of the desert, so there wasn't much going on. It was a boring job. One day, however, a prospector came wandering through the desert looking for gold. He happened upon the lever as he was walking and found it strange that there would be a lever out in the middle of the desert sticking up out of the dirt. So he walked over to it. As he approached the lever, he hears a voice say, "Don't touch that lever." The prospector looks around and sees nothing, so he shakes it off and reaches again. "Don't touch that lever." The prospector is startled, and looks around a second time. When he doesn't see anybody, he yells out, "Who said that?" Nate slithers out of the bush nearby and says, "I did. Now don't touch that lever." The prospector is amazed. He can hardly speak. He manages to stammer out, "But, but, but, but, but, b-b-b-b but you're.... a snake!" Nate says, "Yeah. My name's Nate. I'm a snake, and my job is to guard that lever and make sure no one touches it, so stay away." The prospector replies, "Well that's amazing! A talking snake! Forget the lever or the gold, come with me, and me and you are gonna be rich. You're a talking snake! That's spectacular!" So Nate thinks to himself, "Well, it is really hot here in the desert... and it's really boring just watching this old lever all the time... and nobody ever comes by... sure, I'll go." He tells the prospector that he wants to make sure nobody touches the lever while he's gone, though, so they put up a sign that says, "Don't touch lever" and they set off. They start up a show, "Billy and Nate the Snake," and they do performances all over the world. The duo performs for kings and queens, movie stars, presidents, rich and famous celebrities, Chuck Norris, and anyone who's anyone. They become filthy rich and incredibly famous. After a while, however, the prospector grows old and dies. Well, a talking snake is really cool, but alone, it's hard to make a living. So, without a human partner, Nate decides it's time he heads back to the desert and resumes his old job watching the lever. Now, in the time Nate had been gone, technology had come to the desert, and there was now a interstate highway running right through the middle of the desert between Nate's home in the ground, and the lever with the bush where he worked. Well, Nate goes back to work. Everyday, day after day, he wakes up, and slithers across the road to the bush, and slithers back at nightfall. One morning, however, as Nate is crossing the street, down th highway comes a big 18-wheeler truck. The trucker sees Nate while driving and swerves so he doesn't hit him, but when he swerves and sees the lever and the sign. So he swerves back and sees Nate. Swerves, sees the lever. Swerves, sees Nate. Swerves, sees the lever. Swerves back and runs over Nate.

The moral of the story?

Better Nate than lever.

Edited on by bro2dragons

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Trin

bro2dragons wrote:

Once upon a time, there lived a snake in the desert named Nate. Now, Nate the snake had a job. His job was to guard this lever out in the middle of the desert. No one was ever supposed to pull or even touch the lever, and Nate was supposed to make sure it didn't happen. So every morning Nate would slither from his hole in the ground house where he lived over to the bush next to the lever and make sure no one touched it. Of course, the lever was out in the middle of the desert, so there wasn't much going on. It was a boring job. One day, however, a prospector came wandering through the desert looking for gold. He happened upon the lever as he was walking and found it strange that there would be a lever out in the middle of the desert sticking up out of the dirt. So he walked over to it. As he approached the lever, he hears a voice say, "Don't touch that lever." The prospector looks around and sees nothing, so he shakes it off and reaches again. "Don't touch that lever." The prospector is startled, and looks around a second time. When he doesn't see anybody, he yells out, "Who said that?" Nate slithers out of the bush nearby and says, "I did. Now don't touch that lever." The prospector is amazed. He can hardly speak. He manages to stammer out, "But, but, but, but, but, b-b-b-b but you're.... a snake!" Nate says, "Yeah. My name's Nate. I'm a snake, and my job is to guard that lever and make sure no one touches it, so stay away." The prospector replies, "Well that's amazing! A talking snake! Forget the lever or the gold, come with me, and me and you are gonna be rich. You're a talking snake! That's spectacular!" So Nate thinks to himself, "Well, it is really hot here in the desert... and it's really boring just watching this old lever all the time... and nobody ever comes by... sure, I'll go." He tells the prospector that he wants to make sure nobody touches the lever while he's gone, though, so they put up a sign that says, "Don't touch lever" and they set off. They start up a show, "Billy and Nate the Snake," and they do performances all over the world. The duo performs for kings and queens, movie stars, presidents, rich and famous celebrities, Chuck Norris, and anyone who's anyone. They become filthy rich and incredibly famous. After a while, however, the prospector grows old and dies. Well, a talking snake is really cool, but alone, it's hard to make a living. So, without a human partner, Nate decides it's time he heads back to the desert and resumes his old job watching the lever. Now, in the time Nate had been gone, technology had come to the desert, and there was now a interstate highway running right through the middle of the desert between Nate's home in the ground, and the lever with the bush where he worked. Well, Nate goes back to work. Everyday, day after day, he wakes up, and slithers across the road to the bush, and slithers back at nightfall. One morning, however, as Nate is crossing the street, down th highway comes a big 18-wheeler truck. The trucker sees Nate while driving and swerves so he doesn't hit him, but when he swerves and sees the lever and the sign. So he swerves back and sees Nate. Swerves, sees the lever. Swerves, sees Nate. Swerves, sees the lever. Swerves back and runs over Nate.

The moral of the story?

Better Nate than lever.

Nope.

The moral of the story is - he who doesn't know what a paragraph is, will not get his post read.

Trin

bro2dragons

@Trin: i understand the paragraph, but that's the point of the joke. not half as funny if it's shorter or more readable. the text mountain is what makes the absurd ending humorous.

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StarBoy91

That was a good, funny plot, bro. :3 [Yes, I read all that]
It's very funny.

@WhoKnew - oh, I get it now. :3 That's funny.

Edited on by StarBoy91

To each their own

Trin

bro2dragons wrote:

@Trin: i understand the paragraph, but that's the point of the joke. not half as funny if it's shorter or more readable. the text mountain is what makes the absurd ending humorous.

I know what you mean mate, but peeps generally wont read a block of text, so the joke is lost.

Trin

StarBoy91

But it was a good block of text. I like reading as well.

@BleachFan -

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To each their own

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StarBoy91

Billy Mays.

A yolk was on a plate, watching a painsteakingly beautiful cooking show. He thought the cooks did an

Eggcelent

job.
Not as good as my Thin Ice one.

To each their own

FATEM

I once was told a joke by the greatest teacher ever. It built up for 25 minutes just to end with a really bad pun. I don't have the time to type up that masterpiece so instead:
What's worse than a chauvanistic male pig who only thinks about himself?
A woman who doesn't do what I tell her to.

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FATEM

StarBoy91

The jokes from bro and BleachFan and the others were funny.
FATEM's jokes, however, I'm not certain as to whether they're supposed to be funny or serious.

To each their own

Trin

StarBoy91 wrote:

Not as good as my Thin Ice one.

Well, even Leonardo could only paint the Mona Lisa once...

Trin

StarBoy91

Maybe I'm just trying too hard.

To each their own

Percentful

Once upon a time, there was a NL user named Starboy91, and he was always mean. The end.
I think that this has to be the most ironic one yet.

Just let it happen.

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