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Fun Kay wrote:And ur joke wasn't disgusting either...it was hilarious! hence my laughterCragg wrote:Fun Kay wrote:HE HE
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Got any more of 'em? Who's that in ur avatar? Jack Sparrow?Cragg wrote:Fun Kay wrote:And ur joke wasn't disgusting either...it was hilarious! hence my laughterCragg wrote:Fun Kay wrote:HE HE
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Fun Kay wrote:Got any more of 'em? Who's that in ur avatar? Jack Sparrow?Cragg wrote:Fun Kay wrote:And ur joke wasn't disgusting either...it was hilarious! hence my laughterCragg wrote:Fun Kay wrote:HE HE
That isnt disgusting that is annoying![]()
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Thats some encouragement![]()
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Wats so disgusting abt this?Cragg wrote:Did you hear about the doctor who wrote out a prescription in the usual doctor's fashion?
The patient used it for two years as a railroad pass.
Twice it got him into Radio City Music Hall, and once into Yankee Stadium.
It came in handy as a letter from his employer to the cashier to increase his salary.
And to top it off, his daughter played it on the piano and won a scholarship to the Curtis Music Conservatory
it wuda have been if u were a Dr instead of S/w profFun Kay wrote:Wats so disgusting abt this?Cragg wrote:Did you hear about the doctor who wrote out a prescription in the usual doctor's fashion?
The patient used it for two years as a railroad pass.
Twice it got him into Radio City Music Hall, and once into Yankee Stadium.
It came in handy as a letter from his employer to the cashier to increase his salary.
And to top it off, his daughter played it on the piano and won a scholarship to the Curtis Music Conservatory
ma dads a doc...and stil neither of us found it offending!Cragg wrote:it wuda have been if u were a Dr instead of S/w profFun Kay wrote:Wats so disgusting abt this?Cragg wrote:Did you hear about the doctor who wrote out a prescription in the usual doctor's fashion?
The patient used it for two years as a railroad pass.
Twice it got him into Radio City Music Hall, and once into Yankee Stadium.
It came in handy as a letter from his employer to the cashier to increase his salary.
And to top it off, his daughter played it on the piano and won a scholarship to the Curtis Music Conservatory
then over to S/W profs
OMG!!! That was hilarious!!!Cragg wrote:President Clinton was to represent the United States of America on a highly formal, orchestrated "state visit" to Great Britain. Air Force One stopped at a bright red carpet along which the President strode to join Queen Elizabeth II in a beautiful, ornate 17th-century coach hitched to 6 enormous matched white horses. The coach proceeded through the streets en route to Buckingham Palace, the President and the Queen alternating between exchanging pleasantries and waving each out their respective windows to the cheering throngs. At one point, the right rear horse produced a thunderous, cataclysmic fart that reverberated through the air and rattled the doors of the coach.
Presidents and Queens are, first and foremost, human beings. Their first reaction was to focus their attentions outside their respective windows, and behave as if nothing extraordinary had happened. The Queen, steeped in decades of experience living with the mundane and bazaar together, was the first to realize that ignoring what had happened was ridiculous.
"Mr. President, please accept my regrets - - - I'm sure you understand that there are some things that even a Queen cannot control."
"Your Majesty, please don't give the matter another thought; why, if you hadn't said something, I would have thought it was one of the horses."
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