Ha, my usual score
;-)
> > am I correct that to cut or trim something in English is
> > to "bob" it?
> >
> > if so, what would you call it if they reduced welfare
> > benefits?
> >
> > Bob Dole.
> >
> >
>
> Erm, well a Bob haircut is trimmed, and you can bob certain things, but
> it's not used
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> Sent: Friday, May 24, 2002 1:32 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: RE: Friday Dolphin Humor .
> am I correct that to cut or trim something in English is
> to "bob" it?
>
> if so, what would you call it if they reduced welfare
> benefits?
>
> Bob Dole.
>
>
Erm, well a Bob haircut is trimmed, and you can bob certain things, but
it's not used in common like that...
10 out of 10 for effort
Phil-
am I correct that to cut or trim something in English is
to "bob" it?
if so, what would you call it if they reduced welfare
benefits?
Bob Dole.
-Ben
> > > > an unemployed porpoise is standing in a very long and
> > imperceptibly
> > > > moving dole queue. After hours of tedious shuf
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> > > > an unemployed porpoise is standing in a very long and
> > imperceptibly
> > > > moving dole queue. After hours
> > > an unemployed porpoise is standing in a very long and
> imperceptibly
> > > moving dole queue. After hours of tedious shuffling, he
> finally reaches
> > > the front desk, only for the bespectacled clerk behind
> the kiosk to
> > > stick up a 'Position Closed' Sign.
> > >
> > > "What's going
:P
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Yeah, it's a tough job, but you hope somebody does it!!
;-)
> > A. Cause they don't snort, they blow.
>
>
> where do i get one of these? im sure ive got a 'job' that needs doing ;)
>
>
>
>
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > adding a few of original Bennies to these wonderfully
> > bad joke
in the UK... if your unemployed then you can claim benefits... called
signing on to the dole..
so its dole finished...
Beth F wrote:
>>>an unemployed porpoise is standing in a very long and imperceptibly
>>>moving dole queue. After hours of tedious shuffling, he finally reaches
>>>the front d
> A. Cause they don't snort, they blow.
where do i get one of these? im sure ive got a 'job' that needs doing ;)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> adding a few of original Bennies to these wonderfully
> bad jokes:
>
> Q. How do dolphins get from one place to another?
> A. In a shuttle pod.
>
>
> > an unemployed porpoise is standing in a very long and imperceptibly
> > moving dole queue. After hours of tedious shuffling, he finally reaches
> > the front desk, only for the bespectacled clerk behind the kiosk to
> > stick up a 'Position Closed' Sign.
> >
> > "What's going on?!" demands th
adding a few of original Bennies to these wonderfully
bad jokes:
Q. How do dolphins get from one place to another?
A. In a shuttle pod.
Q. What does a dolphin do when broke?
A. Asks a pal to slip him a fin.
Q. Why can't dolphins do coke?
A. Cause they don't snort, they blow.
-Ben
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