The workman was hanging a sigh outside of Congress. It read, “Solicitors, fakers and grafters will not be permitted in the House.”
Just then a senator happened by. “Better strike out grafters,” he said, “or we’ll never be able to raise a quorum.”
#21050
Thanks to:
Anonymous - USA.
rec.:Apr/20/2010 pub.:Apr/20/2010 sent:May/28/2010
Ranking:
1.92 / 25
A carrier pigeon stopped to rest on the window sill in the Pentagon building. Close behind him came another pigeon who stopped off to talk. “Where you going?’ asked the second pigeon. “To section M to deliver an order,” answered the first. “What’s the number of the order?” “234XZY-Q78955-421YYTX,” replied the first. “Better get a move on,” said the second. “I got an order to rescind it.”
#21053
Thanks to:
Anonymous - USA.
rec.:Apr/20/2010 pub.:Apr/20/2010 sent:Aug/24/2010
Ranking:
1.43 / 67
Heaven is a place where:
The lovers are Italian
The cooks are French
The mechanics are German
The police are English, and
The government is run by the Swiss
#18136
Thanks to:
Anonymous - USA.
rec.:Jun/22/2007 pub.:Jun/22/2007
Ranking:
3.00 / 2
Two philosophers were sitting at a restaurant, discussing whether or not there was a difference between misfortune and disaster.
“There is most certainly a difference,” said one. “If the cook suddenly died and we couldn’t have our dinner that would be a misfortune __ but certainly not a disaster. On the other hand, if a cruise ship carrying the Congress was to sink in the middle of the ocean, that would be a disaster __ but by no stretch of the imagination would it be a misfortune
#21392
Thanks to:
Anonymous - USA.
rec.:Sep/1/2010 pub.:Sep/1/2010