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36.1 | Sometimes the easiest answer... | TLE::D_CARROLL | Sisters are doin' it for themselves | Mon Apr 30 1990 12:21 | 19 |
| From a book called "A women's History of Sex"...
3 frames, in each a woman (the sme woman?) and a different man...
2 people in a tub:
man: "Are you a Lesbian or something?"
woman: "I just don't like having sex in peanut butter!:
2 people on a couch, across from eachother:
man: "Are you a Lesbian or something?"
woman (thianking): "How do I tell him he makes my skin crawl without hurting
his feelings?"
2 people at a bar:
man: "Are you a Lesbian or something?"
woman: "Yep."
D!
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36.2 | Thats funny - I can't remember! | CADSYS::BAY | CNF ENTP PP | Mon Apr 30 1990 17:09 | 9 |
| Are there any other humor notes? I could have sworn there were others,
but a title search only showed one note with "HUMOR" in the title in
the V3 or the V2 (archived) conference.
The keyword humor had no entries in V2 or V3), so I added this note to
it.
Jim
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36.4 | What hormonal cycle was Reagan on? | STAR::RDAVIS | You can lose slower | Sat May 05 1990 20:13 | 9 |
| Among many funny bits in Elayne Boosler's Showtime special, I
particularly liked the suggestion that women presidential candidates
offset the "wimp" or "up-tight" stereotype with the "biological cycle"
stereotype:
"You picked the wrong %#$*@ day of the month to take those #$%*&@
hostages!!!"
Ray
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36.5 | WHAT A RIOT! | MCIS2::WALTON | WouldYouLikeSomeCheeseWithThatWhine | Mon May 07 1990 12:14 | 8 |
| re: -1
HAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!
HEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEH!
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36.6 | not by bread alone | GEMVAX::KOTTLER | | Wed May 09 1990 13:28 | 19 |
|
ROP (Regular Old Person) to WUF (Whining Unshaven Feminist): "So you're a
feminist, huh? Say, do you guys [sic] really chew glass?"
WUF: "Only if it's
Sandwich glass.* ;-} "
^
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WUFW (Whining Unshaven Feminist Wink)
* a type of glass that used to be made in the town of Sandwich on Cape Cod.
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36.7 | | HEFTY::CHARBONND | Unless they do it again. | Wed May 30 1990 10:22 | 4 |
| "Men with pierced ears are better prepared for marriage - they've
experienced pain and bought jewelry."
Rita Rudman
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36.8 | | FAIRWY::KINGR | Hospital called, your brain is ready!!!! | Fri Jun 01 1990 09:34 | 11 |
| I know this may not belong here but this is funny!
REK
Subj: Today's sniglets: ACCOMMOMAMMADATION
ACCOMMOMAMMADATION, (a kom' oh mam' uh day' shun), n.
The inconspicuous manner in which a woman adjusts a fallen bra strap.
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36.9 | come again? | GEMVAX::KOTTLER | | Fri Jun 01 1990 09:43 | 2 |
|
.9 - sounds more like a Mom who has an orgasm on a daily basis.
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36.10 | Whats the difference beteeen .. | AHIKER::EARLY | Bob Early CSS/NSG | Fri Jun 01 1990 12:41 | 13 |
| I'll probably get pounded for this, but anyway ...
What is the difference between a cornered pit bull and 'person' with PMS ?
not much
;^)
-BobE
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36.11 | .10 - that's bull all right! ;^) | GEMVAX::KOTTLER | | Fri Jun 01 1990 12:57 | 1 |
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36.12 | | PARITY::DDAVIS | Long-cool woman in a black dress | Fri Jun 01 1990 14:09 | 7 |
| RE: .10
Jewelry!
#:-) Only kidding!
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36.13 | | FAIRWY::KINGR | Hospital called, your brain is ready!!!! | Fri Jun 01 1990 14:26 | 48 |
| Just got this in the mail soooo I thought I would pass it on...
REK
"The Kingsley Report
On
What Men Know About Women"
*revisied edition
The End
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36.14 | Overheard at a party | HARDY::EVANS | One-wheel drivin' | Mon Jun 04 1990 11:11 | 5 |
|
The latest Dress For Success tip:
Wear a white pen*s.
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36.15 | A book you can judge by it's title... | ULTRA::DONAHUE | | Wed Jun 06 1990 15:18 | 4 |
| re: .13
I think that sums it up nicely!! _So_ accurate, too!
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36.16 | | EARRTH::MALLETT | Barking Spider Industries | Fri Jun 08 1990 15:09 | 11 |
| My friend Dottie reminded me of two bumberstickers that
always make me cackle.
If they can send a man to the moon,
why can't the send them all there?
Men are only good for one thing. . .
. . .but who *really* needs to parallel park?
Steve
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36.17 | | MCIS2::WALTON | | Mon Jun 11 1990 11:31 | 18 |
| Another good one from Mom...
One day at a meeting, there was a particulaly offensive man. I am not
sure exactly what he said, but some one got him.
The idiot made the offensive remark, and another person said
"Gee Bill, you should really start to wear a hat, a really big hat."
Bill said, " A hat, why..?"
Person #2 said:
"Because if you aren't careful, someone is going to roll a condom over
your head!"
I loved it!
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36.18 | Sweatshirts while making love... | ULTRA::DONAHUE | | Mon Jul 02 1990 16:40 | 23 |
| One afternoon a young lady went to see her doctor. During the
examination, the doctor noticed the letter B imprinted on the girl's
chest. When he asked why, the girl replied, "My boyfriend goes to
Boston University and when we make love he likes to wear his university
sweatshirt."
The next day, the doctor is examining another young lady. He notices
that she has the letter S imprinted on her chest. When he asked why,
the girl replied, "My boyfriend goes to Syracuse University and when we
make love he likes to wear his university sweatshirt."
The following day, the doctor is examining yet another young lady.
Right away he notices the letter M imprinted on the girl's chest.
Without a question, the doctor says, "I know, you're boyfriend goes to
Michigan and when you make love he likes to wear his university
sweatshirt." The young lady replied.....
"Why no, but my girlfriend goes to Wellesley."
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36.19 | | YUPPY::DAVIESA | Grail seeker | Tue Jul 03 1990 08:56 | 7 |
|
Re -1
Love it!! :-)
Cackle, cackle......
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36.20 | Cartoon | BOLT::MINOW | There must be a pony here somewhere | Wed Jul 04 1990 16:41 | 11 |
| Caution, rated 'R'
Cartoon reprinted in Maladicta, a professional journal of verbal agression:
Man and woman seated on a sofa; both properly dressed. "Thought bubbles"
over their heads:
Man: What a pair of tits.
Woman: What a prick.
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36.21 | | WILKIE::FRASER | Hypnotist: 10 cents a trance. | Mon Jul 09 1990 10:29 | 9 |
|
Why do [some] women fake orgasm?
Because [some] men fake foreplay!
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36.22 | | BRADOR::HATASHITA | | Sun Jul 15 1990 00:39 | 5 |
| Why do men scratch their crotch?
It gives them something to think about while they're talking.
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36.23 | 8 inches | 58453::BLOM | Have a nice day, today ! | Tue Jul 24 1990 13:35 | 16 |
|
Why do so many men have problems parallel parking their cars ?
Because they thinks that this:
<------------------>
is 8 inches.
(my sister told me this one)
Bart
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36.24 | Okay, okay. So it's just a different version. | 56860::BROOMHEAD | Don't panic -- yet. | Tue Jul 24 1990 13:47 | 8 |
| No, no, no, Bart. You got it all wrong!
Why do so many *women* have trouble parking their cars?
Because they've been told that this (make "C"-shaped gesture with
thumb and forefinger) is eight inches.
Ann B.
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36.25 | old joke | 2524::D_CARROLL | Assume nothing | Tue Jul 24 1990 14:33 | 7 |
| > Why do so many *women* have trouble parking their cars?
And the version I heard is "Why do women make such terrible carpenters?"
"Cuz men keep telling them that this |---------------------| is 9 inches."
D!
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36.26 | uh... | 2487::SWALKER | lean, green, and at the screen | Tue Jul 24 1990 18:10 | 4 |
|
Re: 36.25: That's *feminist* humor?? Sounds like the S.O.S. (Same
Old Stereotypes) to me.
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36.27 | from *LIFE* | ICS::WALKER | BIENVENU CHEZ MOI | Fri Jul 27 1990 18:44 | 8 |
| Saint Peter told three executives that they had to pass a little test
to get into heaven. "Spell God," he told the first. The man did. A
second man got the same word and was also admitted. The third, a
woman, sighed: "In life I had to work twice as hard for half pay, and
now I'm being tested again. O.K., what is it?" Said Saint Peter,
"Spell Czechoslovakia."
Briana
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36.28 | | 9696::R_BROWN | We're from Brone III... | Tue Aug 07 1990 13:39 | 12 |
| Funny:
I heard a similar joke about a Black person going to heaven.
Except that the word he had to spell was Chrysanthimum.
Now, I very likely spelled that wrong.
I guess I'm not going into heaven either.
;-)
-Robert Brown III
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36.29 | | 28984::KOLBE | The dilettante debutante | Tue Aug 07 1990 15:16 | 6 |
| Heard on "At the Improv" about a man giving a line to a woman on a date
man : how about breakfast together tomorrow. Should I call you..or
nudge you?
woman: write me.
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36.30 | | 32480::KENAH | Parsifal | Tue Aug 07 1990 15:39 | 7 |
| A similar exchange, heard on the same (or a similar) program.
He: How about breakfast? How do you like your eggs?
She: Unfertilized.
andrew
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36.31 | Reason ... well there's got to be a reason ... | WFOV12::WHITTEMORE_J | it can't happen here ... | Fri Aug 10 1990 10:39 | 29 |
|
A man dies and goes to heaven. He searches out God to ask Him the
following questions about women;
man: Lord, why did you make them so pretty?
God: Why that's so you'll like them.
man: O.K. - But their skin - why did you make it so soft?
and why did you make them smell so good?
God: Why that's so you'll like them.
man: Well O.K. - But their eyes - why did you make them so
alluring and inviting?
God: Why that's so you'll like them.
man: All right - But why did you make them SO DUMB?
God: Why that's so THEY'LL LIKE YOU!
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36.32 | Genitals of the gods | ASHBY::GASSAWAY | Insert clever personal name here | Mon Aug 13 1990 16:11 | 99 |
|
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From: [email protected] (Robert Mokry)
Newsgroups: rec.humor.funny
Subject: God doesn't f*** with the universe.
Keywords: original, smirk, sexual
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
Date: 8 Aug 90 23:30:07 GMT
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I am forever astonished by how many mistakes could be avoided if
people would just think about what they are saying. This is
especially the case in religion. An example of this is the assumption
that God is male. Obviously God is a woman, because God doesn't have
a penis. The proof of this is by omission: nowhere in the Bible is
there a reference to the "Divine Penis," and I am sure that if God
were a man He would talk about it somewhere. No real man could go on
for hundreds of pages about himself without mentioning that thing once
or twice.
Upon remarking on the above observation, I was notified by someone
that he heard the oath "by the infinite dick of God" around Caltech,
though "semi-infinite" would be more precise. Unfortunately, this
further muddles the issue. I am thankful that the ancient theologians
did not realize this point, otherwise they would have wasted much time
in debating this actually nonexistent part of God. I can see it all
now...
During the fall of Rome, St.Augustine referred to "God's mighty male
member, wider than the Coliseum, more powerful than Zeus's tool, able
to take Athena in a single bound." Then in the middle ages, Thomas
Aquinas, in an attempt to reconcile St.Augustine's remark with the
rediscovered writings of Zeno, declared that the length of God's
immense organ must be semi-infinite. But then Rene Descartes, after
spending a lifetime in philosophical thought, stated that since God is
greater than that which can be conceived, God's measureless
masculinity must be truly infinite, because an infinite length is much
longer (in fact, infinitely longer) than a semi-infinite length.
However, the followers of Aquinas immediatedly countered with a simple
argument: "If God's tree is infinite, then what holds it up?
Certainly one end of God's tremendous tree must be firmly rooted in
his loins." Also, a minor philosopher (whose name I forget, but who
liked perfect islands) argued "If God's monument to life were infinite
then there must be a fig leaf whose extent is also infinite. But then
there is something infinite that is not part of God, which contradicts
the assumption that God is the greatest. The only solution is that
God's rod must be semi-infinite, so that He can hide it by turning His
back to the world and looking over His shoulder." Since both sides
had such valid points, for a while the discussion reached a stalemate.
Then the great German philosopher Hegel attempted to reconcile the
issue with his sword-plowshare theory, where he proposed that the
infinite and semi-infinite are actually two manifestations of the same
thing. Though it seemed impossible, Hegel claimed that God does
occasionally beat His infinite sword into a semi-infinite plowshare.
This theory gained great popularity, but it didn't really solve
anything primarily because no one could understand it. Some time
afterwards, the rise of non-Euclidian geometry seemed to favor the
Cartesians when it showed that God's wondrous worm could be infinite
in this dimension, yet be attached to Him in a higher dimension.
However this solution was not totally satisfactory either, because
then there isn't a preferred direction to God's protrusion in this
dimension. The answer to the debate had to wait till the beginning of
the 20th century, when Georg Cantor, attempting to cope with his
strict religious upbringing, proved that a semi-infinite member is
just as long as an infinite member; therefore God's member may be
semi-infinite and yet be no shorter than an infinite member. Cantor's
colleagues ridiculed him by showing that his theorems also proved that
a finite real dimension is commensurable with an infinite one,
suggesting that anyone's piddling plow is just as long as God's
prodigious pecker. This paradox was solved only with the advent of
quantum theory, which demonstrated that the real world corresponds to
the set of integers rather than the set of reals. In that case
Cantor's theory showed that the finite phallus was infact infinitely
shorter than the infinite one, though the theory still retained the
property of the commensurability between the infinite and the
semi-infinite. So today mathematicians agree that Cantor was correct,
finally and conclusively demolishing the central argument of the
Cartesian theory.
Thus we see that if St.Augustine had thought about the nature of God's
member, only after several centuries of the application of logic and
mathematics and physics would a definite answer be reached. And even
then the answer would be wrong, because the very basis of the argument
is nonexistent. For the reason described at the beginning of this
treatise, we the faithful know that by simply examining the Word of
God it is obvious that any discussion in this area is meaningless,
since God hath no member.
--
Edited by Brad Templeton. MAIL your jokes (jokes ONLY) to [email protected]
Attribute the joke's source if at all possible. A Daemon will auto-reply.
Remember: PLEASE spell check and proofread your jokes. You think I have
time to hand-correct everybody's postings?
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36.33 | Sexist? | DISCVR::GILMAN | | Tue Aug 14 1990 16:27 | 5 |
| Hmmmm I wonder, if a man put a joke slanted toward men the way some of
these jokes slant toward women I wonder how long it would be before he
got accused of sexism and drummed out of Womannotes? It is refreshing
to see jokes from women which are just as sexist as some of the jokes
men tell. "And they talk about US guys". Jeff
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36.34 | i've noticed this myself! | TLE::D_CARROLL | Assume nothing | Fri Sep 28 1990 11:11 | 79 |
| [recieved in mail this morning...]
A friend sent me this, it comes from a comic strip called "Eyebeam":
Woman: Why don't you ever see sunroofs on pickup trucks?
Man: Well, a truck cab sits higher up than a car, so the aerodynamics are
more affected by fluctuations in surface area ...
W: I see. Why do most people seem to dislike the phone company?
M: To depend on such a corporate intrusion into the home causes a
psychological conflict with the instinct for, uh, habitat protection.
W: I was afraid of this ...
M: What?
W: You have the Male Answer Syndrome.
M: Oh no! I must have caught it at the office .... What do you mean, I have
"Male Answer Syndrome?"
W: It's the compulsion to provide an answer to any question, even if it means
resorting to pure speculation.
M: I knew that ....
W: It's a very widespread phenomenon.
Woman2: I wonder what causes it?
M: Cause? Well, society has chosen male role models who always exhibit
total control ... if a male says "I don't know," he's admitting
to conversational helplessnes and failing to live up to that
societal standard ....
W: Pretty pitiful, huh?
W2: And I always thought they learned it all in "Shop" ... Rod, do you know
what "Male Answer Syndrome" is?
Rod: It's the principle that before you receive the answer to a letter, you
wind up discussing everything in it over the phone.
W2: No ... the masculine inability to say "I don't know." And I think you have
it.
R: Oh, don't be ridiculous!
W2: OK, why do they put tags on pillows saying "do not remove under penalty of
law?"
R: I don't have to answer that - I'm in control ....
W2: Oh. I guess I was wrong. Sorry.
R: ... So the government can search your home and easily determine whether you
have criminal tendencies.
W2: You know Sally, every since you told me about "Male Answer Syndrome," I've
seen it all around me. Where did the term come from?
W: A guy came up with it. I found it in this old column by David Stansbury.
W2: Imagine - a male having the astuteness to detect a trait like that in his
own kind! How does he do it?
W: Hey! Let's call him and find out ... (on phone) Yes, hello? I'm one of
your readers, and I wanted to ask where your insights come from ...
Stansbury: Well, brain patterns, like water patterns, sometimes act in unison
to create waves, which the conscious filters into ideas, which in turn
are ...
W2: How sad.
W: I guess they've all got it ...
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36.35 | I love it.... | POETIC::LEEDBERG | Justice and License | Fri Sep 28 1990 12:45 | 15 |
|
The tla for this is MAS which perfectly matches - well some may
know what.
Any way I really like Eyebeam - a friend of mine has a number of
books with the strip in them. It seems that the creator is from
Texas (I think) and the strip is a regional thing (especially on
college campuses).
Now I have not noticed MAS in all of the men that I know, though
there seems to be a tendancy to contract the syndrome when dealing
with technical problems that aren't being solved.
_peggy
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36.36 | Whatcha making, Mr. Science? | STAR::RDAVIS | Man, what a roomfulla stereotypes. | Fri Sep 28 1990 12:48 | 17 |
| � W2: Imagine - a male having the astuteness to detect a trait like that in his
� own kind! How does he do it?
I can answer that.
We men notice M.A.S. the same way everyone else does - by being misled
by guys' answers all the time.
That's why we don't ask for directions, by the way. I myself have
misdirected so many people off to hours of fruitless wandering that I
don't even trust cops anymore. I just hope that most cartographers are
women.
"Hey, there's this embarrassing blank space on the map!"
"Yo, just throw in an island or something..."
Ray
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36.37 | yep :-) | WMOIS::B_REINKE | We won't play your silly game | Fri Sep 28 1990 13:26 | 8 |
| I forwarded this one to my husband this am before we even left for
work this am..
he agreed that there is a lot of truth in it.. :-)
(the joys of both of us logging on in the am)
Bonnie
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36.39 | It all balances out in the end | STAR::RDAVIS | Man, what a roomfulla stereotypes. | Fri Sep 28 1990 13:37 | 6 |
| � It makes me sad that JOKEs so often are the most effective medium for
� the expression of profundity.
I find it amusing that serious monographs are the most effective medium
for the expression of trivialities.
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36.41 | Let me explain why... | BOLT::MINOW | Cheap, fast, good; choose two | Mon Oct 01 1990 13:36 | 7 |
| re: .38:
It makes me sad that JOKEs so often are the most effective medium for
the expression of profundity.
Hmm, didn't Freud write a whole book on this?
Martin
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36.43 | | GEMVAX::KOTTLER | | Wed Oct 10 1990 16:07 | 22 |
|
A man goes to his doctor for a checkup. He's with the doctor for 2 hours; a
very thorough going over. Finally, the doctor says he wants to talk to the
man's wife. "Fine, she's out in the waiting room."
The doctor leaves the man and talks to the wife. "Your husband is a
workaholoic. If he doesn't take better care of himself, he's dead in 6
months. What *you* have to do is make sure he has three good meals a day.
Get up early, make him a good, well-balanced breakfast. Pack him a nice
lunch. In the evening, see that you've made a good wholesome dinner. He
needs this every day. Also, he's got a lot of stress. You should be making
love 3-4 times a week to help him relax. Even if he says he doesn't want
to, you gotta make him. Do what ever it takes, but remember, 3-4 times a
week."
The couple leaves the office and the husband asks her what the doctor told her.
She says,
"You're gonna die."
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36.44 | Is this pro or anti feminist? | AUSSIE::WHORLOW | D R A B C = action plan | Wed Oct 10 1990 19:42 | 21 |
| .....
Then there was this guy who wanted to kill his wife, but was unsure of
the best way of doing it, yet remaining undetected, so he discussed it
with his mates and they decided that knowing the female of the species
propensity for headaches, that to make love twice a night everynight
would kill her in three months....
a while later, the guy is sitting by the side of the tennis court with
his mate. he is gray, haggard, unshaven, generally looking like he is
on his last legs....The wife is playing tennis - whe is blooming with
health, looking trim and generally on top of the world.
"Hows the scheme coming along? You wife don't look too bad.."asks the
mate.
"Its going to plan..... - she don't realise she has only two
months to live......"
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36.45 | laughing to tears in the AM | TLE::D_CARROLL | Hakuna Matata | Tue Oct 30 1990 14:09 | 9 |
| On BCN then have a woman who is apparantly supposed to be a parody of
the (in)famous Andrew Dice Clay. This morning she said...
"So...my boyfriend complains that I never tell him when I have
orgasms..."
"I said 'How can I, when you're never there?'"
D!
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36.47 | I always hated penis-size jokes | TLE::D_CARROLL | Hakuna Matata | Tue Oct 30 1990 15:01 | 11 |
| > Was it Andrea Dice Clay, from In Living Color?!
I have no idea, I have never seen In Living Color. I doubt it, I think
it was just a local WBCN thing. I didn't actually hear the clip
myself, but had it relayed to me by my roommate while I was in the
shower. I almost drowned.
I think she said something about "Fuzzy Dice", maybe that is the name
of the comidienne/parody.
D!
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36.48 | | SPCTRM::LBELLIVEAU | | Wed Oct 31 1990 14:00 | 6 |
| One of the woman (whose name escapes me right now) on In Living
Color did that parody of ADC; that's where the clip on BCN came
from. She also turned the tables on Sam Kennison (sp?). She's
really great, as are most of the folks on that show.
LB
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36.49 | ANOTHER IN LIVING COLOR FAN! | PCOJCT::COHEN | at least I'm enjoyin' the ride | Thu Nov 01 1990 09:44 | 11 |
| re: -1
It is the sister of Keenan Ivory Wayans...the producer, drector,
writer, and all around force of the show....I'm not sure of her name
either, but she, and the rest of the show is wonderful....sort of
reminds me of when SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE first started, and was fresh,
and new, and funny...and took social/conventional boundries, and threw
them out the window!
Jill
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36.50 | | SPCTRM::LBELLIVEAU | | Thu Nov 01 1990 11:32 | 7 |
| Jill - Maybe we should move this to the rathole topic.
The woman who does the "gagful-comedian" parodies is the only white
woman actress on the show, and I think the only woman (other than
the Fly Girls) who isn't related to Keenan.
Linda
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36.52 | AND THE ANSWER IS... | PCOJCT::COHEN | at least I'm enjoyin' the ride | Thu Nov 01 1990 16:18 | 5 |
| Thanks Ralph! Now Linda and I don't have to move this to the Rathole
topic!
Jill
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36.53 | thanxs ralph! | SPCTRM::LBELLIVEAU | | Fri Nov 02 1990 08:14 | 2 |
| Thanks Ralph - I knew there had to be other In Living Colorites
out there!
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36.55 | | MOMCAT::CADSE::GLIDEWELL | Wow! It's The Abyss! | Fri Nov 02 1990 22:39 | 12 |
| Attention humor fans :)
"Say It, Sister!" Boston, WMBR 88.1 FM (from MIT)
Feminist radio show. Wednesdays from 8 to 9 pm
November 14th topoc: Can Women REALLY Be Funny?
Announcement and typography from Sojourner newspaper.
Meigs
Note to mods. Feel free to move, but it feels good here.
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36.56 | | BALMER::MUDGETT | He's reading notes again, Mom! | Sun Nov 04 1990 15:40 | 14 |
| This is a humorous observation:
When I first came to work at DEC I was a resident at a DEC20 site
on 15th street in Wash. DC. and worked the midnight to 8 shift. Interestingly
14th street was the red-lite district of DC. Every night when I came to work
I would see this cloud of hookers "working". Well on holloween night there
is/was some serious partying in DC. For some reason even at 1:00 the streets
were full of coustumed folks and the coustume of choice for woman seemed to
be to dress up like hookers. Oddly on 14th street the hookers also got into
coustumes...they were dressed up as all sorts of things Vampires etc!
I guess one would have to have been there,
Fred Mudgett
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36.57 | | NOATAK::BLAZEK | hey sister midnight | Wed Nov 14 1990 18:08 | 13 |
|
Two women were talking. One of the women was talking about having
a sex change. Months later, the women met once again. The first
woman had gone through with the operation.
"How painful of an operation was it?" the second woman asked.
"Well," replied the first woman, "when they gave me the shot to
decrease my bust size, it stung a little. When they attached the
male organs, it was uncomfortable. But when they put that straw
inside my ear and sucked out half my brains, I REALLY GOT A BAD
HEADACHE!"
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36.58 | | MOMCAT::TARBET | that we stored away | Wed Nov 14 1990 18:12 | 3 |
| Carla, you forgot the last line:
"But when they almost doubled my salary, that made up for it."
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36.59 | with all apologies..... | MARLIN::RYAN | Make sure your calling is true | Fri Nov 16 1990 11:59 | 9 |
| Old feminists never die...
They just deliberate
TGIF!!
Dee
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36.60 | *******GROAN************ | GWYNED::YUKONSEC | aaaaaahhhh, the gentle touch | Fri Nov 16 1990 12:05 | 1 |
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36.61 | (-: Out of the mouths of smarta$$ kids :-) | NEMAIL::KALIKOWD | Ay CISCo, Let's went! Too RISCo!! | Sat Nov 24 1990 08:51 | 19 |
| Distant background: In my family we have a rule that you can say
ANYTHING, no matter how off-color, as long as it's FUNNY... And you
get extra "short-latency points" if you can think of it and get it out
quickly.
Immediate background: A few weeks back I returned home from a business
trip during which I had to work with a colleague who had shown the most
unprofessional and unethical conduct towards women that I'd ever
witnessed. I won't even hint at all the things he did; suffice it to
say that it took an hour of raving to my wife and 19-year-old daughter
to "decompress." I summarized by saying "This guy's problem is that he
was thinking with his d!ck... he acted so stupid that I'm surprised he
didn't zip it off when he finished at the urinal!"
*Instantly,* Mandy came back with
"Wow, that sounds like it would've been his SECOND lobotomy!!"
Guess we're raising her right... :-)
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36.63 | HEEE HEEEEEEE HEEEE HEEEEE | POETIC::LEEDBERG | Justice and License | Mon Nov 26 1990 12:09 | 15 |
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re: .62
I wonder who taught star::stiles about the goddess????
_peggy
(-)
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If you wait long enough and its good
enough it will turn up here.
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36.64 | SHE SHEEE SHEEEE :-) | CADSE::FOX | No crime. And lots of fat, happy women. | Mon Nov 26 1990 12:22 | 5 |
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Re: .63
I know! (and I ain't tellin'!:-)
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36.66 | Ooooh. *gack*. | COLBIN::EVANS | One-wheel drivin' | Thu Nov 29 1990 16:28 | 1 |
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36.67 | | AIAG::WRIGHT | Anarchy - a system that works for everyone.... | Mon Dec 03 1990 13:56 | 11 |
| NewsFlash -
Scientists recently discovered a child born with both sexes!!
Yes ladies and gentleman, this child had both a brain and a penis.
Evolution in action.
grins,
clark :-)
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36.68 | she said it, honest... | GEMVAX::KOTTLER | | Thu Dec 13 1990 12:03 | 15 |
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A friend's husband used to teach high school history. Sometimes he'd give
pop quizzes that he referred to as "little quizzies." But evidently they
could be tougher than the name indicated. One day he passed one of these
out to the class. A girl in the back row, who was ordinarily shy, took a
look at the handout and said,
"If this is one of your little quizzies, I'd like to see
one of your big testies!"
D.
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36.69 | Aw, COm'on, Dorian..I heard that when God was an infant | COLBIN::EVANS | One-wheel drivin' | Thu Dec 13 1990 16:08 | 1 |
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36.70 | | GEMVAX::KOTTLER | | Fri Dec 14 1990 12:46 | 8 |
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Re -.1
Really? Gosh, sorry - it was new to me, and to several friends I told
it to. Perhaps we acknowledge a different deity? ;-)
D.
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36.71 | Oops! Right, Dorian..."when the *Goddess* was an infant!" ;-) | COLBIN::EVANS | One-wheel drivin' | Fri Dec 14 1990 12:57 | 1 |
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36.72 | | NOATAK::BLAZEK | hold up silently my hands | Fri Dec 14 1990 13:11 | 7 |
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How many white, privileged men does it take to change a lightbulb?
One.
One to hold the lightbulb while the whole world revolves around him.
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36.73 | HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!! | COLBIN::EVANS | One-wheel drivin' | Fri Dec 14 1990 14:09 | 5 |
| <coff, splutter>
Guess I shouldn't have read that after sipping my coffee...
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36.74 | yours more apropos | DECWET::JWHITE | peace and love | Fri Dec 14 1990 14:21 | 4 |
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re:.72
gee, i heard that about sopranos...
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36.75 | .71 - thank you. | GEMVAX::KOTTLER | | Fri Dec 14 1990 14:50 | 1 |
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36.78 | re .71 Carla, my daughters told me that about... | NEMAIL::KALIKOWD | Nom de N�te | Fri Dec 14 1990 22:46 | 1 |
| ... Harvard students ... I coffed and spluttered and spit M&Ms too!
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36.79 | I heard it about... | STAR::RDAVIS | This is your brain on caffeine | Fri Dec 14 1990 23:04 | 3 |
| ... VMS engineers.
(: >,)
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36.80 | Of course, it's really about | BOLT::MINOW | Cheap, fast, good; choose two | Mon Dec 17 1990 20:40 | 1 |
| Me.
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36.81 | Long last, a definition for 'feminist man'... :-) | CYCLST::DEBRIAE | the social change one... | Tue Dec 18 1990 11:55 | 12 |
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Heard this from a female feminist friend the other day and had to
laugh...
"A feminist man is a man who watches what he says when
women are around."
I thought it was funny, even though it's NOT true! :-) Men can be
as staunchly feminist as a women can... not just around women
either. But it was worth a good chuckle... :-)
-Erik
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36.82 | Seen in Newbury Comics' ''Ephemera'' button collection | NEMAIL::KALIKOWD | Dept. of Naval Contemplation | Tue Dec 18 1990 12:19 | 14 |
| "I'm not so smart; I take orders from a Pen|s!"
Depending on the sex and sexual orientation of the wearer, this might
or might not be "Feminist Humor" -- but it sure gave us a laugh last
evening when we saw it...
BTW there are some aMAZingly funny buttons on view at the Framingham MA
store, some definitely feminist, some completely "stupid-supremacist,"
some just plain sexual/raunchy, but most very, very funny...
And no I'm not related to anyone who has any interest in Newbury Comix,
we were just there for their CD sale...
and NOOoo!!, I *didn't* buy the above-cited button! :-) :-)
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36.83 | Another 'how many' quiz | AUSSIE::WHORLOW | Venturer Scouts: feral Cub Scouts | Wed Dec 19 1990 22:26 | 16 |
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G'day,
Feminists read on at peril??
How many men does it take to wallpaper a feminists bedroom?
Depends how thinly they are sliced........
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36.84 | Do we have to clutter this string? | COLBIN::EVANS | One-wheel drivin' | Fri Dec 21 1990 12:46 | 7 |
| Could this note please be moved to another string? I started a string
for humor like this specifically so the "Feminist humor" string
wouldn't be cluttered with non-feminist humor.
Geez.
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36.85 | a six year old's composition on "People" | GUESS::DERAMO | Dan D'Eramo | Thu Apr 11 1991 22:00 | 11 |
| This came in the email today ... a six year old's
composition on "People".
Dan
People are composed of girls and boys, also men and women. Boys are no good
at all until they grow up and get married. Men who don't get married are no
good either. Boys are an awful bother. They want everything they see except
soap. My ma is a woman and my pa is a man. A woman is a grown up girl with
children. My pa is such a nice man that I think he must have been a girl when
he was a little boy.
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36.86 | sorry Dan, I'm not laughing... | BTOVT::THIGPEN_S | Be The Falcon | Thu Apr 11 1991 23:10 | 11 |
| clearly written by a 6yrold girl with a pesty little brother.
other than that it bothers me. I don't like to see even kids put
others down, and if this child has these deragatory opinions of males
now, I have two questions: where did she get them? and why isn't
someone gently educating her?
If I'm wrong and it's a boy who wrote this, then oh my do we have a
problem.
Sara
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36.87 | | AUSSIE::WHORLOW | No limits, Jonathon? | Fri Apr 12 1991 03:30 | 16 |
| G'day,
Re -.1,
Ahhh C'marn!!!! Sara, Wasn't there a time when you didn't like boys?
:-)*lots
All kids go through a " I don't like ..... phase"
derek
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36.88 | The battle of the sexes starts early | TLE::DBANG::carroll | get used to it! | Fri Apr 12 1991 15:34 | 5 |
| I thought boy-hating was required of little girls to be allowed to grow
up to puberty.
D! who never went through a boy-hating phase but pretended she did so the other
girls wouldn't tease her
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36.89 | Bad News | CSC32::DUBOIS | Sister of Sappho | Fri Apr 12 1991 18:58 | 10 |
| < If I'm wrong and it's a boy who wrote this, then oh my do we have a
< problem.
When I first read it, I was sure it was written by a boy, and it disturbed
me greatly. What a lousy self-esteem this boy will have, and if he is gay
("men who don't marry") then it will be even worse. By the expression of
"boys want everything they see except for soap", it sounded like this was
all learned from Mom. :-(
Carol
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36.90 | book recommendation and sample | TLE::TLE::D_CARROLL | dyke about town | Fri May 31 1991 11:45 | 101 |
| This is both an answer to Joe's request and a book recommendation.
The book is "Women's Glib: A Collection of Women's Humor". The book is
utterly fantastic - despite the pink triangles on the front :-) it is
pretty much an even mix of women's humor, straight and gay. It
includes such gems as a Jewish mother's recipe for Gefiltefish ("First,
call your daughter three days before Passover...") and the one below
about the Pope....
What about the Pope?
The world population appears to be made up mostly of heterosexual people.
Pervasive as they are, we can't help but sometimes wonder about them. What
*are* they? *Who* are they? And why do they choose the life they do? These
are only a few of the mysteries that could begin to unbfold if only science
would allocate more researc hfunds to these neglected questions. We can only
wait, and hope.
One thing I've noticed in particular about straight people - and I've known a
lot of them so I think I can talk - is that when they find out you're lesbian,
they inevitably ask, sooner or later, this famous question: "Why is it that so
*many* lesbians dress like men?"
This is the one they all ask, even the more intelligent or enlightened ones who
don't ask the usual list of other inane things.
Well, I have a question for you, Straight People. What I want to know is
why is it that so *many* straightpeople are so utterly obsessed with this
dress-like-men question? If it's so fascinating, why don't *you* dress like
men?
And anyway, what do you mean, "dress like men"? Which men? What about all the
women who dress like all the men who dress like Barbie? Aren't they, then.
"dressing like men" too? What about the Pope? Is the Pope wearing a dress or
is he not? Raise your hand if you have EVER seen the Pope wearing slacks. And
look, he's a straight person. At least, that's what he would have you believe,
what with all his trashing of gay people. (The official stand of the Catholic
Church, for those of you who are not Pope-watchers, is that "It's *alright* to
be gay, but only if you're really sorry and promise never to act on your pervese
feelings.")
It isn't hard to understand, if you look at what the man is earing, why he feels
he has to go on and one about it, why he feel;s he has to go the extra mile to
make it *perfectly* *clear* that he's not gay. Becayse though you and I know
that this is ONLY a STEREOTYPE, you have to realize that *most of the public*
thinks that if you're a man, and you wear a dress, especially an elaborate and
expensive, brocaded and embroidered *multi-layered* dress with fey little hat
and lots of accessories, it means you're gay. (We don't even know anyone like
that, do we girls?)
Well, since he evidently hasn't heard, I'm hear to tell the Pope that the latest
information graduatelly seeping into public awareness is that - good news! -
(you'll be so releieved) it doesn't mean that you'r egay, it only means that
you're a transvestite. And did you know, Mr. Pope, that *most* (87% according
to a poll by Field & Stream) of all transvestites are STRAIGHT?
Yes, it's true. And a sself-appointed spokesgoddess for the lesbian community
on Catholocism, I want to say, Mr. Pope, that we all *know* you're a
transvestite, and it's O-KAY! Really. *we're not prejudiced*. Some of our
best freinds are transvestites.
Why, all over the globe, husbands are secretly dressing up in their wives'
underwear and enjoying everyone minute of it. I'm not, however, implying that
the Pope does that. We all know he doesn't have a wife, for one thing. And for
another think I would never be so disrespectful as to speculate on what kind of
underwear he does wear. It doesn't even matter to me. I have other things to
think about, believe me. Like what kind of underward *I* am going to wear
tomorrow, since I haven't done my laundry in twelve days.
And Mr. Pope, if you are gay, well we don't know that because that's your
private life and you choose not to be as public with that as you are with your
transvesticism. At least if we don't count the fact that the entire world knows
that you're living with a lot of other men. I for one don't sit around
wondering if the Pope has a boyfriend.
I just happen to think it's noteworhty that when it comes to the really
important things, like God and the Supreme Court, suddenly the boys get to wear
dresses. That's all.
But as long as I'm talking about this, I might as well take the opportunity to
answer, for once and for all, the question that plagues so *many* straightpeople
- for the benefit of the 3.5 million of them who are probably reading this book.
Okay! Here it is! The moment of Truth you've all been waiting for! The ANSWER
- to one of the Mysteries of the Universe!!
(drumroll)
Are you ready?
(drumroll...)
Here's the answer in a nutshell.
(picture of a nutshell, thinking:) "Who gives a sh*t?"
by Kate Gawf
(From "Women's Glib, a collection of women's humor")
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36.91 | What has lesbian got to do with it? | NECSC::BARBER_MINGO | | Fri May 31 1991 12:04 | 15 |
| It is only practical to wear men's clothes.
They are built to last forever, they are usually functional,
comfortable, and hardly ever overly bright.
Also- should you run out of blouses, the proclivity to wear
men's sweaters comes in handy when your husband has not yet
run out of his.
---------
An answer.
From a straight woman.
Cindi
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36.92 | funny? or horrible? | TLE::TLE::D_CARROLL | dyke about town | Tue Jun 11 1991 11:15 | 15 |
| From rec.humor.funny
The U.S. Supreme Court appears to have upheld the practice of
administrators forbidding doctors from counseling abortion, forcing
the doctors to follow a "script". Following Supreme Court
precedent, we imagine the script might look something like
this:
" You have the right to remain pregnant.
Anything I say may be used against me in a court of law.
You have the right to be presented with offspring.
If you do not desire a baby and cannot afford one,
a baby will be mandated for you by the Court."
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36.93 | | SA1794::CHARBONND | | Tue Jun 11 1991 13:14 | 1 |
| Even my sense of humor lacks the calluses to find that amusing.
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36.94 | so tragic, I had to laugh... | GEMVAX::BROOKS | | Tue Jun 18 1991 12:59 | 24 |
|
From today's Boston Globe:
CARDINAL AVERS THAT GOD IS MASCULINE
"A Father's Day sermon by Cardinal John O'Connor in which he
asserted the indisputable maleness of God has raised hackles, but more
chuckles, among feminists.
"In his sermon Sunday, Cardinal O'Connor said that the 'fatherhood'
of God is indisputable and that feminist attempts to change God's gender
were based on 'tragic misperceptions.'
"We have no right to reconstruct it as we like or choose. We are
not authorized to change 'Our Father' into 'Our Mother,' Cardinal O'Connor
said at St. Patrick's Cathedral.
"Melodie Bahan, president of the New York chapter of the National
Organization for Women, responded, 'This is so bizarre, I had to laugh...It
makes you wonder where he gets his information. Did he see God and was God
a male?'..."
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36.95 | | THEBAY::VASKAS | Mary Vaskas | Tue Jun 18 1991 13:38 | 6 |
| Maybe God flashed him...
(Personally, I believe God has a sense of humor, and is laughing right
along with us...)
MKV
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36.96 | ;-) | GEMVAX::BROOKS | | Tue Jun 18 1991 13:40 | 4 |
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- .1
maybe She is!
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36.97 | Heaven forbid! | DENVER::DORO | | Tue Jun 18 1991 13:44 | 9 |
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brittle humor..
'we have no right to change "our Father" to "Our Mother"'...d'ya
suppose he'd read (if we sent 'em) some of the archeological works that
demonstrate pretty irrefutably that most of the major rituals have their
roots in earlier religions, including Goddess worship?
Jamd
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36.98 | snicker, snicker. choke. | DENVER::DORO | | Thu Jun 20 1991 20:06 | 13 |
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27.27.... comments made by pro-lifers.
To me, these statements are so outrageous they lampoon the pro-lifers'
position.
Sadly, though, they weren't meant as jokes.
Jamd
(mods, I looked for another place to put this; pls move elsewhere if
appropriate)
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36.99 | | NOATAK::BLAZEK | venus envy | Thu Jul 18 1991 14:16 | 5 |
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Q: Why did Moses wander in the desert for 40 years?
A: Because, even then, men wouldn't stop and ask for directions.
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36.100 | My mother gave me this :-) | NODEX::GREEN | Long Live the Duck!!! | Tue Jul 23 1991 23:05 | 26 |
|
Chain Letter for Women Only
This letter started by a woman like yourself in the hopes of
bringing relief to other tired and discontented women.
Unlike most chain letters, this one does not cost anything. Just
send a copy of this letter to five of your friends who are equally
frustrated. Then, bundle up you husband or boyfriend, send him to the
woman whose name appears at the top of the list, and add our name to
the bottom of the list.
When your name comes to the top of the list, you will receive 16,877
men...............one of them is bound to be a hell of a lot better
then the one you already have.
Do not break this chain. One woman broke the chain and got her own
son-of-a-bitch back. As of this writing, a friend of mine already
received 164 men. They buried her yesterday, but it took three
undertakers 36 hours to get the smile off her face, and two days to get
her legs together so they could close the coffin.
Please hurry up and send this letter along so my name can move up
fast.
The Liberated Woman
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36.101 | ...and *I* might even like kids! (*8 | CARTUN::NOONAN | Life happens. sigh. | Tue Jul 23 1991 23:44 | 36 |
| If men got pregnant..........
Maternity leave would last two years.....with full pay.
There'd be a cure for stretch marks.
Natural childbirth would become obsolete
Morning sickness would rank as the nation's number one health
problem.
All methods of birth control would be improved to 100 percent
effectiveness.
Children would be kept in the hospital until they were toilet trained.
Men would be eager to talk about commitment.
They wouldn't think twins were *quite* so cute.
Fathers would demand that their sons be home from dates by 10:00 p.m.
Men could use their briefcases as diaper bags.
They'd have to stop saying, "I'm afraid I'll drop him."
Paternity suits would be a line of clothes.
They'd stay in bed for the entire nine months.
Menus at most restaurants would list ice cream and pickles as an
entree.
Women would rule the world.
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36.102 | | WMOIS::REINKE_B | bread and roses | Thu Jul 25 1991 11:52 | 4 |
| If men got pregnant and women didn't then the men would be women
and the women men ;-)
BJ
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36.103 | Can't remember where I saw this... | THEBAY::COLBIN::EVANS | One-wheel drivin' | Thu Jul 25 1991 14:47 | 6 |
| "If men and women both got pregnant, and alternated birthing children,
the maximum number of children in any household would be 3."
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36.104 | I don't remember where either... | REGENT::BROOMHEAD | Don't panic -- yet. | Thu Jul 25 1991 15:26 | 5 |
| No, no, no. It's "If men and women both got pregnant, and alternated
birthing children, the maximum number of children in any household
would be three, if the woman went first, and two if the man went first."
Ann B.
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36.105 | IT was the same, wasn't it? | THEBAY::COLBIN::EVANS | One-wheel drivin' | Thu Jul 25 1991 16:11 | 4 |
| Well, gee Ann, that was certainly *implied*. I think it's funnier
if you have to figure it out.
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36.106 | I laughed! | CARTUN::CONDON | | Thu Sep 26 1991 16:58 | 7 |
| Female Comedian: Why do dogs lick their balls?
Man in audience who had been heckling her all night: Because they Can!
Female Comedian: No, because you were &%$#ing busy!
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36.107 | Especially after we already discussed this | BOOVX1::MANDILE | Lynne a.k.a. HRH | Thu Sep 26 1991 17:12 | 7 |
| Somewhat heavyset Female Comedian:
"Pencil test? Pencil test? I don't know about the rest
of you women, but I could get a whole box of crayolas
to stay!"
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36.108 | big joke | GEMVAX::BROOKS | | Tue Oct 01 1991 17:16 | 10 |
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What do you call a hippopotamus who fakes orgasm?
a hippoclit.
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36.109 | | RIPPLE::BARTHOLOM_SH | The bristles are the secret | Tue Oct 01 1991 18:44 | 16 |
| My sister's fiance gave me a copy of this poster that says the
following...I guess I must appear stressed out when I come home from
work at times...:-)
NOTICE
"The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has
determined that the maximum sae load on my back is two (2) persons at
one time--unless I install hand rails or safety straps.
As you are the sixth in line to get o my back today, please take a
number and wait your turn.
Thank you."
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36.110 | | NOATAK::BLAZEK | i will be your stolen sea | Tue Oct 22 1991 13:43 | 6 |
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"If women can sleep their way to the top, how come there
aren't any of us there?"
- Ellen Goodman
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36.111 | | GEMVAX::BROOKS | | Tue Oct 22 1991 13:53 | 5 |
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- .1
insemnia?
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36.112 | As told to me in my Staff meeting yesterday... | RIPPLE::BARTHOLOM_SH | How does *it* work? | Tue Oct 22 1991 16:07 | 9 |
| Q: Why are blonde jokes one liners?
A: So men can understand them.
:-)
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