One that you may have to explain to the youngsters....
I lost my pizza wheel, so I ended using a Bryan Adams CD.
Cuts like a knife.
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When Siri calls you Shirley instead of your real name, check your phone isn't in airplane mode.
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The postman told me this morning he’s off to Spain tomorrow, so I asked him if he was going to Parcelona.
He didn’t laugh.
Maybe I didn’t say it right. The key to a good mailman joke is all in the delivery.
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Interviewer: Can you explain this large gap in your resume?
Me: Yes, I tried to move an image in Word.
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Can two languages be use in one sentence, or is it mischung impossible?
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What do you call a dinosaur with one eye?
Doyouthinkeesaurus?
Took the grandkids to a dino park today and that just kept going through my mind.
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my friend writes songs about sewing machines.
- she's a Singer songwriter.
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track rods ???Originally posted by WTFH View PostIf England didn't have a word for chocolate until around 1605, what was the War of the Roses all about?
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If England didn't have a word for chocolate until around 1605, what was the War of the Roses all about?
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My introverted neighbour wanted to thank his cardiologist for a recent piece of surgery. He wrote the card "I hope I never have to see you again"
The words might not have been perfect, but at least his heart was in the right place.
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When I think about sibling rivalry, I can't help thinking about Albert Einstein's brother Frank.
He had his head screwed on.
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Over 70% of the Earth's surface is water.
That water is not carbonated.
Technically speaking, it's flat.
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