I tried to walk like an Egyptian.
Now I need to see a Cairo Practor.
Now I need to see a Cairo Practor.
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I shared this one with my daughters. They hated it. Success. Well done.I tried to walk like an Egyptian.
Now I need to see a Cairo Practor.
Kids telling jokes at the State Fair
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I know I saw it somewhere, maybe it was yours. If it was, thanks.I had that as my signature at work for many years.
I know I saw it somewhere, maybe it was yours. If it was, thanks.
Another is:
There are two types of people in this world.....
Those who divide people into two types and those that don't.
I have a buddy who has been telling a version of this joke for well over a decade.Stolen from Chris Pratt on Conan. Gets me every time.
Dieter and his grandson Peter are sitting on a hill overlooking their village.
Dieter turns to his grandson and says “look down there, you see all those houses down there? I built those houses with my bare hands. And do they call me ‘house builder?’ No.
And look over there, you see that big church? I built that church with my bare hands. Do they call me ‘church builder?’ No.
And you see that wall that shields our village from outsiders? I built that wall, stone by stone, all by myself. And do they call me ‘wall builder?’ No.
But you **** a pig one time.
For a joke to be funny, it at least has to make sense, which this one never comes close to. There has to be a reason he asked for the things he did that ties back into what the other two asked for. To just say he effed up for the punchline is anticlimactic after reading through that whole long thing. And I can't believe I've stooped to telling someone how jokes work.
Here's an oldie, with multiple variants, but it never fails to make me laugh.
One time, Chris Hassel was traveling for CBS. He stopped for lunch in a little rural town. Finding no other restaurant, he stopped at an empty looking bar and grill.
As he walked in, he found he was the only customer in the entire place. Behind the bar was the most beautiful woman he'd ever seen. Dirty blonde hair, full red lips, a body like a bottle of Coca Cola, she was absolutely stunning. She gave Chris a long glance and asked in a sultry voice, "What can I get you?"
Hassel looked her up and down, and suavely responded, "Well, that depends on what is on the menu..."
The blonde smiled and motioned towards a handwritten sign posted behind the bar. It said:
MENU
BEER - $3
HAMBURGER -$5
HAND JOB -$10
Chris read the sign twice, to make sure he wasn't just seeing things. Slowly, he reached into his back pocket, pulled out his wallet and withdrew a 10 dollar bill. The bartender drew a small breath of anticipation. Chris reached out to the woman to hand her the bill, but pulled back at the last second.
"One question" he asked, "Are you the one who gives the hand jobs?"
The blonde's smile got even bigger. "Oh, you bet, sugar!" she said sweetly.
Chris handed her the cash and said, "Well, wash your hands woman, and make me two hamburgers!"
Here's an oldie, with multiple variants, but it never fails to make me laugh.
One time, Chris Hassel was traveling for CBS. He stopped for lunch in a little rural town. Finding no other restaurant, he stopped at an empty looking bar and grill.
As he walked in, he found he was the only customer in the entire place. Behind the bar was the most beautiful woman he'd ever seen. Dirty blonde hair, full red lips, a body like a bottle of Coca Cola, she was absolutely stunning. She gave Chris a long glance and asked in a sultry voice, "What can I get you?"
Hassel looked her up and down, and suavely responded, "Well, that depends on what is on the menu..."
The blonde smiled and motioned towards a handwritten sign posted behind the bar. It said:
MENU
BEER - $3
HAMBURGER -$5
HAND JOB -$10
Chris read the sign twice, to make sure he wasn't just seeing things. Slowly, he reached into his back pocket, pulled out his wallet and withdrew a 10 dollar bill. The bartender drew a small breath of anticipation. Chris reached out to the woman to hand her the bill, but pulled back at the last second.
"One question" he asked, "Are you the one who gives the hand jobs?"
The blonde's smile got even bigger. "Oh, you bet, sugar!" she said sweetly.
Chris handed her the cash and said, "Well, wash your hands woman, and make me two hamburgers!"
Three individuals were set to be executed by the guillotine- a lawyer, a priest, and engineer. The lawyer is up first, and the executioner pulls the lever but nothing happens.
Fearing a lawsuit citing cruel and unusual punishment, the lawyer is set free. Next up is the priest. The executioner pulls the lever but nothing happens once again.
Fearing that it was divine intervention, the priest is set free as well. Finally, it’s the engineer’s turn. The engineer looks up and down the guillotine and proclaims, “I know what your problem is.”