The last 50 jokes entered
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Category: Work Jokes
Ranking:
3.14 / 7
Looking over the log book kept by the computer support staff at my office, I noticed several entries stating the problem was PICNIC. I asked one of the technicians what PICNIC meant. He laughed as he told me it meant "Problem In Chair, Not In Computer"
#19949
Thanks to:
Maggie - Los Angeles - USA.
rec.:Mar/15/2009 pub.:Oct/6/2009 |
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Category: Police Jokes
Ranking:
2.83 / 6
At the start of the shift one of the police officers asks "Did you hear about the terrible head on collision on route 208 between a Thunderbird and a Mustang? There was horse manure and feathers all over the road!"
The Chief came into headquarters a few minutes later. Not being too fast on the uptake, he was asked the same question, followed by the same "Horse manure and feathers all over the road." "Anybody hurt?" he asked.
#20007
Thanks to:
Harry Kuhles - Montgomery - TX - USA.
rec.:Mar/31/2009 pub.:Oct/6/2009 |
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Category: Political Jokes
Ranking:
2.53 / 74
Q: How do you get a Democrat to pay taxes?
A: Give them "Change" and "Hope"
#19864
Thanks to:
Mark Birdsill - USA.
rec.:Feb/6/2009 pub.:Oct/6/2009 sent:Oct/20/2009 |
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Category: Antartian Jokes
Ranking:
2.53 / 15
A man walks up to a cashier in a grocery store. He says, "Hey, how much for these jalapeño peppers?" He pronounces it "jo-la-pen-o", not "ho-lo-peen-yo".
The cashier says, "Sir, that's not what those peppers are called." The man replies, "Listen, buddy, this is America, and I can pronounce any word the way I please." The cashier responds, "That is as may be, sir, but those are green peppers."
#18078
Thanks to:
Leo Taylor - Brandon - Vermont - USA.
rec.:Jun/6/2007 pub.:Sep/24/2009 |



