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Evening Chuckle

Three priests went on vacation.  Before going to the beach, they shopped for flashiy attire, so as not to be identified as priests.  As they settled rhemselves on the beach chairs in their tropical shirts, shorts, beach hats, and huge umbrellas, a gorgeous topless blonde with melon size boobs wearing nothing but a white thong sauntered  by, winked and said, “”Good morning, Fathers.”  They were stunned.

“What gave us away?” they wondered.

They purchased even more flashy clothing, including sunglaglasses to better disguise themselves the next day.  The same gorgeous blonde strolled by, only she was nude this time.  “Well, Fathers.  Are you having a good day?”

“How in the world do you know we are priests dressed like this? one of them asked.

“”Why I’d know you anywhere! Don’t yo recognize me?  I’m Sister Angela!”

joke of the day

My grandpa complained he was so poor he didn’ have any clothes.  His pa went and got him a hat on his sixth birthday so he could look out the window.  They were poor, but they were’t trash. They went to see trash on Sunday.

Dear Auntie Linda, August 19, 2015

Auntie Linda

Dear Auntie Linda, My neighbors have gone Down Shore for the summer.  We have been helping ourselves to their tomatoes and berries since they were going to waste anyway, but their pool is starting to look mighty tempting.  I don’t believe they have an alarm system set since I’ve tossed a ball over there a couple of times and retrieved it with no problems.  I’m thinking of slipping over for a little dip after midnight.  What could it hurt?  Hot and Bothered

Dear Hot,   It sounds like a plan!  Invite friends!  Bring Alcohol!  Make sure you do it on a stormy night. Maybe lightning will strike and enquiring minds will see these headlines in a supermarket rag.  “Bunch of Bloated Bodies Found Bobbing in ‘Burbin Boil.  Aliens Feared!”  Auntie Linda

Dear Auntie Linda, My friends and I are divided over this.  We enjoy meeting at a local watering hole, but some of us like our drinks a bit stronger than the bartender mixes.  We’ve let management know.  Otherwise, it a nice place to meet.  We love the musicians, the ambiance, and it’s centrally located for everyone.  We don’t want to move.  Would it be wrong to discretely bring a little flask to top off weak drinks?  Love Bar, Not Bartender

Dear Love,  This will probably get me shot, but I’ve never hesitated to salt my food. If I had to get a packet of salt out of my purse, I would certainly do it.  That being said, I am quite sure there is a regulation against bringing in a bottle, so I would NEVER encourage lawbreaking. Be sure to tip well!  Auntie Linda

In The News with Hintley Blinkley

This is insane. Reblogged fron Spartacus 2030

A bit stressed but it’s going to work out

Reblogged from Butchcountry67.

Evening Chuckle

When Pop’s son was born, he had no arms, no legs, no torso, just a head.  Nevertheless, he was a fine boy.  Pop was proud of him.  On his twenty-first birthday, Pop carried his son, the Head, into the bar, set the Head up on the bar and called out for the bartender to bring him a shot of his finest whiskey.  “I wouldn’t do that!” said the bartender.

“”Bring’em a whiskey.  It’s his birthday!”  He propped the Head up , tossed the whiskey back, and the Head popped out two arms!  Pop was thrilled!  “Get him another one!” ”

“No” said the bartender.  “Don’t do it.”

“Bring him another one!”  The bartender brought him another, against his best judgment.  The Head drinks and Boom!  He has two legs.  He’s a perfect specimen.  The bar rors with applause!

Pop is thrilled!  He hugs his boy and says, “Come on, son.  Let’s go across the street and I’ll buy you a suit of clothes!  We’re going out to paint the town!”

“No!  No!”  dries the bartender,””Don’t don’t do that!”

They ignored him.  As they crossed the street, they were run over by a truck and smashed to smithereens!  “Happens every time,”  said the bartender.  “Should’ve quit while they were a head.”

Syrup Pitchers

Old Dub, a guy who worked with Bud, was a good old guy and a hard worker, but he was deaf as a post.  It didn’t worry him a lot, though.  He’d gotten used to it and just bumped along in his own little world.  The guys stopped for breakfast one morning on the out to a job.  Dub ordered coffee with his breakfast.  The waitress put it next to his Continue reading