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And that is why I love you, Ima!Ima Facultiwyfe wrote:You betcha!
Although I was waiting with rapt attention to what his next "biggest thing" was going to be. Clearly, this joke didn't go the direction I was anticipating.
Love, ima
devildeac wrote:Heard in a courtroom in the Varnish Zone:
Judge: I see you're here for shoplifting. What did you steal?
Woman: A can of peaches, Your Honor.
Judge: How many peaches were in the can?
Woman: Six, Your Honor.
Judge: Well I'm going to give you one day in jail for each one of the peaches in that can.
Husband's voice from back of courtroom: She stole a can of peas, too, Your Honor.
This is a good one!lawgrad91 wrote:devildeac wrote:Heard in a courtroom in the Varnish Zone:
Judge: I see you're here for shoplifting. What did you steal?
Woman: A can of peaches, Your Honor.
Judge: How many peaches were in the can?
Woman: Six, Your Honor.
Judge: Well I'm going to give you one day in jail for each one of the peaches in that can.
Husband's voice from back of courtroom: She stole a can of peas, too, Your Honor.![]()
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Yep, pretty much.
devildeac wrote:Heard in a courtroom in the Varnish Zone:
Judge: I see you're here for shoplifting. What did you steal?
Woman: A can of peaches, Your Honor.
Judge: How many peaches were in the can?
Woman: Six, Your Honor.
Judge: Well I'm going to give you one day in jail for each one of the peaches in that can.
Husband's voice from back of courtroom: She stole a can of peas, too, Your Honor.
lawgrad91 wrote:True story (or at least what I was told by a guy from church):
Miss Lou is an eighty-something at church. She is a tiny little bird of a woman in a wheelchair, but when she was younger, she ran the kitchen at the Forsyth County Jail, so she is tough. At the moment she is in the hospital. The Rev LG and I went to see her, and her nephew was there. Nephew related the following:
Nephew took Miss Lou to the doctor in Winston-Salem, and traffic was brutal. Miss Lou was cussing at the cars. "Get the hell out of our way. Get the hell out of our way."
Nephew says, "It's ok, Miss Lou. We will get there on time. Just settle down and you don't need to be saying the h- word."
Miss Lou: "Ok. But what about the M word?"
Nephew (confused): "What's the M word?"
Miss Lou: "Motherf*******."
CathyCA wrote:lawgrad91 wrote:True story (or at least what I was told by a guy from church):
Miss Lou is an eighty-something at church. She is a tiny little bird of a woman in a wheelchair, but when she was younger, she ran the kitchen at the Forsyth County Jail, so she is tough. At the moment she is in the hospital. The Rev LG and I went to see her, and her nephew was there. Nephew related the following:
Nephew took Miss Lou to the doctor in Winston-Salem, and traffic was brutal. Miss Lou was cussing at the cars. "Get the hell out of our way. Get the hell out of our way."
Nephew says, "It's ok, Miss Lou. We will get there on time. Just settle down and you don't need to be saying the h- word."
Miss Lou: "Ok. But what about the M word?"
Nephew (confused): "What's the M word?"
Miss Lou: "Motherf*******."
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Jon went to see a little old lady at the nursing home this week. She had a roommate who greeted Jon with "Get your ass out of that chair and get out of this room!"
The lady whom Jon was visiting said to her roommate, "Um, this is my pastor from the Methodist church in Greenville."
The cussing roommate said sweetly, "Oh, so nice to meet you, Pastor! I go to the Methodist church in Kinston."
CathyCA wrote:An elderly widower walks into an upscale cocktail lounge.
He is in his mid-eighties, is very well dressed, with his hair neatly groomed, wearing a great looking suit with a flower in his lapel and he emits a slight fragrance of an expensive after shave.
He presents a very nice image.
Seated at the bar is a classy looking lady in her mid-seventies.
The sharp old gentleman walks over and sits alongside her.
He orders a drink and takes a sip.
He slowly turns to the lady and says: "So, tell me. . . do I come here often?"