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Humor About Women Vol.8
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If you wear matching
underwear on your first date,
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TERRIFIC JOB
The wedding was over, and the reception was in full
swing. Dave an
usher, was having a great time with other members of the wedding party.
His wife, Betty was not.
"Don't be to mad at Dave," a friend told her. "He did a terrific job.
I'd be glad to have him usher at my wedding."
"Yeah," Betty replied, "I wish he had been an usher at mine."
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Interviewer: "What
sort of girls make the best
show-girls?"
Stage Manager:
"Those who have the most to show,
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CHANGING THE SUBJECT
She: "Well! Let us change the subject. I've
done
nothing but
talk
about myself all evening."
He: "I'm sure we couldn't find anything better."
She: "Very well, then! Suppose you talk
about me for
a while." |
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Mother
to teenage daughter: "The bad
news is, we're
moving to a different city. The good news is, your new school full of
boys
who didn't see you get sick in the cafeteria last month,"
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LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT
"It was a case of love at first sight when I met him."
"Then why didn't you marry him?"
"I met him again so often." |
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We admire the strict impartiality of the judge who recently
fined
his
wife ninety-five dollars for contempt of court, but we would hate to
have
been in the judge's shoes when he got home that night. |
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MORALITY
The more-or-less-religious woman was deeply
shocked when the new
neighbors sent over on Sunday morning to borrow her lawn-mower.
"The very idea," she exclaimed to her husband, "of cutting grass on the
Sabbath! Shameful! Certainly, they can't have it. Tell them we haven't
any lawn mower." |
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PAY BACK TIME
The wife suggested to her husband that
he should pay back to her the twenty dollars he had borrowed the week
before.
"But," the husband protested
indignantly, "I've already paid that twenty dollars
back to you twice! You can't expect me to pay it again!"
"Oh, very well," the wife retorted with
a contemptuous sniff, "never
mind, since you are as mean as that."
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PERFECT LADY
After treading rather heavily on her
foot, the man in the train
made humble apology to the woman. She listened in grim silence, and,
when he had made an end, spoke very much to the point:
"That's it! Walk all over a body's feet,
and then blat about how
sorry
you be. Well, I just want you to understand that if I wasn't a perfect
lady, I'd slap your dirty face!"
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