There was this older man who happened to be dating a very young woman. She wanted to get married, but he wasn’t sure he would be able to satisfy her. She said they should seek out a specialist and after much cajoling, he agreed.
They went to see the urologist and he said they have several solutions to the problem, including a new technique where they graft the skin from the trunk of an elephant onto “the little man.”
He said there was no way that would ever happen, but you know how convincing those young ladies can be. He finally consented and had the surgery. After a recovery period, they tested it out and everything worked great. They set a date for the wedding.
The rehearsal dinner was held at the house of his future in-laws. They were sitting down to dinner and the bride-to-be was feeling amorous. She unzipped his fly and started to play with it. Just then a bowl of baked potatoes was being passed around.
The little guy reaches up, grabs a potato and goes back under the table. Of course, there was stunned silence at the table.
The future mother-in-law spoke first. She said, “I’m not sure if I saw what I think I saw, but would you be able to do that again?”
He said, “I’d love to Mam, but there isn’t enough room in my ass for another potato.”
lright, alright... here is one of my very favorites:
This happened late on a Sunday night in a quiet little convent just
outside of the wee little village of Sandy Cove, which is not too far
from Dublin town. The convent was known as Our Lady of Perpetual
Indulgence and the Mother Superior was Sister Martha Mary Rose Gilhooley
Fitzgerald O'Hoolihan of the southern O'Hoolihans and the northern
Fitzgeralds. (Of course, you know that nothing fits Gerrold, but that's
another story.)
On this particular night in question, it happened that the Mother
Superior was sitting at her writing desk in the big study on the south
side of the building, just overlooking the chapel, the sight of which
she found to be especially calming when she was working on the books for
the convent -- because, y'know, even a convent has its expenses to keep
up -- and tonight was one of those nights, it having been a particularly
long and trying day; but I won't get into that here.
Well, as I was saying, the Mother Superior was working on her account
books when these two little leprechauns appeared on her desk. They just
kind of materialized right there -- y'know, like they'd beamed in. There
was a big leprechaun, just about knee high to a bottle of Paddy's, and
there was a little leprechaun, looking like a very short drink indeed.
They were dressed all in green, of course, with high boots and buckles,
and little green hats and felt tunics and gherkins and all the other
accoutrements. The little leprechaun was a-laughin' and a-gigglin' like
he'd swallowed a dandelion. The bigger leprechaun, although he really
wasn't that big at all, looked rather uncomfortable, to say the least.
In fact, he was red-faced and embarrassed.
Well, the Mother Superior, Sister Martha Mary Rose Gilhooley Fitzgerald
O'Hoolian (etc.) was quite surprised to see the two little leprechauns
on her desk. Yes, indeed. Wouldn't you be surprised to have strange
little men materializing in your house? But, to give the lady her due,
she reacted as calmly as can be expected under the circumstances. After
all, Catholics are used to the occasional miracle.
The little leprechaun, he's pokin' the big one, he's sayin' "Go ahead,
Shaughnessy -- ask her. Ask her." The big one, the uncomfortable-looking
one, he hushes the little one impatiently, and he steps forward as politely
as he can. He takes his hat off his head, he gives a little bow and he
says,
"Beggin' your pardon, Mother Superior. I know it's late, and I know
it's the Lord's day, but might I be troublin' you for a wee little
moment of your time?"
The Mother Superior was very impressed by the leprechaun's politeness,
so she said to him, "What can I do for ye, little man?"
The leprechaun took a polite step forward and said,
"Could ye be tellin' me now, if it's not too much trouble, how many
leprechaun nuns do ye have in this convent?" The Mother Superior blinked
in surprise and said, "I've never been asked such a question before. To
be perfectly honest, I'm sorry, we don't have any leprechaun nuns in
this convent at all."
Well, the little leprechaun thought this was so funny, he fell down on
the desktop, laughing and giggling and clutching his sides like his
heart might burst. He rolled back and forth and nearly kicked over the
Mother Superior's ink-bottle. "You see," he said. "You see! I told
ye. I told ye."
The big leprechaun was not very happy with this answer, and he was even
less happy with the little leprechaun's amusement. He jerked the little
leprechaun roughly to his feet, slapped him roughly and said,
"Hush with ye, Michael, or I'll give ye such a thump upside yer head.
I'm not through with me askin'."
And he turned back to the Mother Superior and said,
"In that case, if I might be troublin' ye for one question more. Surely
you must know, it doesn't have to be an exact figure, but could ye be
tellin' me how many leprechaun nuns there are in all of Eire, the
Emerald Island?"
The Mother Superior thought a bit, this was a much harder question to
answer, and she said:
"Well, I have done a bit of travelin' for the Arch-Diocese, so I have
been to a fair number of convents up and down the coast. I'm so sorry to
disappoint ye, little man, but I've never met a leprechaun nun anywhere
in Eire, never even heard of one. No, I'd have to guess that there
aren't any leprechaun nuns at all anywhere in all of Ireland."
Well, this response was so funny to Micheal, the little leprechaun, that
he just purely toppled right off the edge of the desk and into the
Mother Superior's waste-basket, where he lay there gigglin' like a
drunken cityman. "I told ye," he said. "I told ye." The big leprechaun
stepped to the edge of the desk and looked down at him and said,
"Hush with ye, Michael, or I'll give ye a taste of me shilleleagh." And
he did, as soon as the little leprechaun had composed himself enough to
climb back up onto the desk.
Now, the big leprechaun was looking very upset. In fact, sweat was
pouring off his brow, and he fingered his collar nervously. He turned
back to the Mother Superior, Sistery Martha Mary Rose Gilhooley
Fitzgerald O'Hoolihan, and he said,
"Might I be troublin' ye for one more question, Mother Superior. Could
ye be tellin' me -- how many leprechaun nuns are there in all of the
Holy Roman Empire? In the Catholic Church, worldwide, under all of the
Lord's great skies, ye don't have to be accurate -- a ballpark
guesstimate will do -- could ye be tellin' me, how many leprechaun nuns
are there in the world?"
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Now it was the Mother Superior's turn to look unhappy. She said,
"Look, little man, I've tried very hard to be polite with ye. I've tried
very hard not to hurt your feelin's. But the hard truth of the matter is
this: there aren't any leprechaun nuns anywhere in the entire world.
I've never in my life heard of such a thing. No. And I, certainly, would
have heard of a leprechaun nun, if such a thing existed. It just doesn't
exist. There are no nuns that are leprechauns. There are no leprechauns
that are nuns. None. There are no leprechaun nuns at all. Period. None
at all."
At this news, the littlest leprechaun was so beside himself with
hilarity and amusement that he wet his very pants. He poked the big
leprechaun sharply in the ribs and he said,
"Y'see, Shaugnessy. I told ye. Ye, stupid coot! YE FOCKED A PENGUIN!!"
Too hookers ina brothel, sitting filing their nails, one girl asks the other
"How`s your day been honey ?"
"Busy as hell !! Ive been up and down those stairs all day !!"
I have one old Russian joke on this topic… Two old friends meet and one of them says another “You know, I am going to marry!”…”You????? Are you crazy? Why?” “She is just a wonderful woman! She will be hostess in the kitchen, queen on public and whore in the bed!”… Two months later they meet each other again and married one says that he is going to be divorced. “You??? Why so??? You were so happy with her?” “You know, she mixed everything!!! She is a whore on public, hostess in the bed and queen in the kitchen!”…
At least this give me a segway into asking which one she is.
(Don't worry, I'll find another way to find out. I wouldn't dare ask until I'm certain of where I stand. By then I might already know.)
Rule 11:
How many men does it take to clean a toilet ?
"Toilets get cleaned !!!!????!!!!???"
;o)
My second wife asked me to buy her a dishwasher,
she wasnt too impressed when I told her we didnt need a dishwasher, I married one !! ;o)))
A friend of mine once said:
"Before I was married I lived with my Mum, washing, cleaning, ironing everything was done for me with No hassle, you know, if I could have slept with my mother I would never have left home !!"
Whatever happend to that nasty feminist type who flamed in here a few months back and slagged us all off for telling jokes about women ?
You remember, the "I think you are all pigs" one, and we said "She must be a Western woman !!" ;o))