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Missing---Joke Forum, so I'll just start a thread.
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JerryB
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Hi cuznjohn,
Re: i am amazed why some can't find humor in things that are meant to be funny.
I did find it funny. However, many years ago, in Basic Training, SSGT Don A. Whillocks told us, 'If you don't like the rules, don't play the game.'
Seems like a simply concept to me,
Jerry Baumchen
PS) Wanna guess who made the rules for this forum?
Re: i am amazed why some can't find humor in things that are meant to be funny.
I did find it funny. However, many years ago, in Basic Training, SSGT Don A. Whillocks told us, 'If you don't like the rules, don't play the game.'
Seems like a simply concept to me,
Jerry Baumchen
PS) Wanna guess who made the rules for this forum?
Bob Denman
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I will apologize for it...
If I could have figured out a way to change it up a bit; I would have. :thumbup:
But the entire idea just struck me as funny. Would yo like to re-post, and just switch around the Party Affiliations? :dontknow:
I'd count that as fair!
cuznjohn
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jerry i am not looking to start any stuff on here, and i know who made the rules. but you have called people out for a few things on here, and once said something to me and a few others about lawyer jokes before. so i just felt that if is ok for you to say something about a post or rules on here, it would be ok for me to post what i thought to say. and why do you do a re: with a caption of what was said. we know what your talking about
Bob Denman
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If I may offer my viewpoint...
I interpret the term, "Political Discussion", as one in which arguments regarding the positive and negative aspects of a Candidate, or a Party Platform are being argued over...
The joke that has started this storm (to me...), is more of a religious hunting experience...
...just sayin'...
I interpret the term, "Political Discussion", as one in which arguments regarding the positive and negative aspects of a Candidate, or a Party Platform are being argued over...
The joke that has started this storm (to me...), is more of a religious hunting experience...
...just sayin'...
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
I usually stay out of the joke forum. But...that was a good one Bob. And the descriptions even fit. When I did a stint with the tree huggers, they used to come and ask my opinion on things so they could get a view from the "other" side. :roflblack::roflblack:
Bob Denman
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That's what I liked about it... :thumbup:
But if anybody wants to turn it into a story about some Democrats using a Conservative or a Republican (from Montana) as bait: go for it!
I'd probably laugh my butt off over it. :roflblack:
But if anybody wants to turn it into a story about some Democrats using a Conservative or a Republican (from Montana) as bait: go for it!
I'd probably laugh my butt off over it. :roflblack:
Cruzr Joe
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Bob Denman
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Please: Let's cut him a bit of slack...
Jerry has no problem letting us know his Political leanings...
I have no problem doing the same!
We are completely on the opposite sides of the fence in this regard...
Yet I try to respect his choices, and I hope that he can at least put up with mine.
When I post a joke like the one in the cross-hairs: I thought about what he would think about it, and I hoped that it wouldn't strike too raw of a nerve...
Jerry has no problem letting us know his Political leanings...
I have no problem doing the same!
We are completely on the opposite sides of the fence in this regard...
Yet I try to respect his choices, and I hope that he can at least put up with mine.
When I post a joke like the one in the cross-hairs: I thought about what he would think about it, and I hoped that it wouldn't strike too raw of a nerve...
JerryB
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Hi cuznjohn,
Re: you have called people out for a few things on here, and once said something to me and a few others about lawyer jokes before
If you look, I think you will find that I have only said that my son has heard them all. I have never said anything against lawyer jokes.
And I have no problem with jokes about the Irish, or Oregonians, or lots of others.
However, jokes or anything else about a specific political party are against the rules here; unless something has changed and I did not get the memo.
Jerry Baumchen
Re: you have called people out for a few things on here, and once said something to me and a few others about lawyer jokes before
If you look, I think you will find that I have only said that my son has heard them all. I have never said anything against lawyer jokes.
And I have no problem with jokes about the Irish, or Oregonians, or lots of others.
However, jokes or anything else about a specific political party are against the rules here; unless something has changed and I did not get the memo.
Jerry Baumchen
IdahoMtnSpyder
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All I have to say, Bob, is I still like you, even if your thinking is wrong! :roflblack:Please: Let's cut him a bit of slack...
Jerry has no problem letting us know his Political leanings...
I have no problem doing the same!
We are completely on the opposite sides of the fence in this regard...
Yet I try to respect his choices, and I hope that he can at least put up with mine.
Bob Denman
New member
The Bear & The Bait: Version 2.0
Is this version any better? :dontknow:
The Governor in the swamps
The Governor of Georgia decided to take a tour around his great State, and see what he voters wanted . He was driving along near a campground when he heard a
frantic commotion just at the edge of a dark swamp. He found a helpless
camper wearing shorts, sandals, a pork-pie hat and a 'Save
the Trees' shirt.
The man was screaming and struggling frantically, thrashing all about
trying to free himself from the grasp of a 14-foot alligator.
As he watched in horror, a group of Rednecks wearing
full body camo, came racing up. One quickly fired a .44 magnum slug
right into the gator's chest. The two other men pulled the semi
conscious man from the it's grasp.
Then using baseball bats, the Good Ole boys finished off the gator. Two
of the men dragged the dead gator onto the bed of their pickup truck
while the other tenderly placed the injured camper in the back seat.
As they began to leave, the Governor summoned all of them over to him. "I
want to Thank you for your brave actions!" he proudly proclaimed.
"I have heard there was bitter hatred between Rednecks and the folks
from the big cities, but now I've seen with my own eyes
that this is not true.
As he drove off, one Redneck asked his buddies, "Who was that guy?
Dude, that was the Governor," another replied. "He's the fella who runs
the entire State!.
"Well," the Redneck said, "he may have access to all power, but he
don't know squat about gator hunting. By the way, is the bait still
alive or do we need to go back to Atlanta and get another one?
Or will the Rednecks be mad at me?
Is this version any better? :dontknow:The Governor in the swamps
The Governor of Georgia decided to take a tour around his great State, and see what he voters wanted . He was driving along near a campground when he heard a
frantic commotion just at the edge of a dark swamp. He found a helpless
camper wearing shorts, sandals, a pork-pie hat and a 'Save
the Trees' shirt.
The man was screaming and struggling frantically, thrashing all about
trying to free himself from the grasp of a 14-foot alligator.
As he watched in horror, a group of Rednecks wearing
full body camo, came racing up. One quickly fired a .44 magnum slug
right into the gator's chest. The two other men pulled the semi
conscious man from the it's grasp.
Then using baseball bats, the Good Ole boys finished off the gator. Two
of the men dragged the dead gator onto the bed of their pickup truck
while the other tenderly placed the injured camper in the back seat.
As they began to leave, the Governor summoned all of them over to him. "I
want to Thank you for your brave actions!" he proudly proclaimed.
"I have heard there was bitter hatred between Rednecks and the folks
from the big cities, but now I've seen with my own eyes
that this is not true.
As he drove off, one Redneck asked his buddies, "Who was that guy?
Dude, that was the Governor," another replied. "He's the fella who runs
the entire State!.
"Well," the Redneck said, "he may have access to all power, but he
don't know squat about gator hunting. By the way, is the bait still
alive or do we need to go back to Atlanta and get another one?
Or will the Rednecks be mad at me?
Bob Denman
New member
Pirate looks at --
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Jerry
Hey Jerry, I am like you just a bit left of center, and I thought the joke was funny!:roflblack::roflblack:
PrairieSpyder
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Bob Denman
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With over 244,000 views, and 2450 posts: we've got to slow down with this line of bickering, or the entire thread will get pulled...
And that's NO joke! nojoke
And that's NO joke! nojoke
Bob Denman
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By the way...
With my revised joke: they actually took a picture before things got interesting... :roflblack:
With my revised joke: they actually took a picture before things got interesting... :roflblack:
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