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This forum discussion centers around a collection of lame jokes shared by users, showcasing a variety of humor styles. Notable jokes include, "A duck walks into a pharmacy and says, 'Give me some chapstick and put it on my bill,'" and "What do you call a boomerang that doesn't work? A stick." Participants engage in light-hearted banter, with some jokes eliciting groans and laughter alike. The thread emphasizes the enjoyment of humor that is intentionally silly or absurd, appealing to those who appreciate puns and wordplay.

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  • #2,971
Hoophy said:
Here's a joke:
Lol... The Hybrid Air Vehicles have 304 / Airlander 10 .

Wikipedia said:
Named the Martha Gwyn after the company chairman's wife, the craft became popularly known as "the flying bum" for "the resemblance its plump front end shares with a human's back end."
 
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:ok: .. :oldwink:

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  • #2,973
giggle for the day

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  • #2,974
davenn said:
I think the instructions were lost in translation :wink:

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That's for sure, who leaves a protractor in the oven. It'll melt and mess up the cake.
 
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  • #2,975
jedishrfu said:
That's for sure, who leaves a protractor in the oven. It'll melt and mess up the cake.

The next problem is ... is it 120 C or F :-p
 
  • #2,976
Am just putting all jokes in here now, lame or good, seems to get better attention than if I create a separate thread

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davenn said:
The next problem is ... is it 120 C or F :-p

Yeah, I was thinking about that too not that I know anything about baking cakes except maybe a Duncan Hines cake mix with instructions.

I heard one story though of a kid who wanted a vanilla cake but his mom had only a chocolate cake mix so he baked it without the chocolate component and it was a disaster.
 
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  • #2,978
Why do they call it a vacuum cleaner? What can be cleaner than a vacuum
 
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ohhh dear ...

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  • #2,982
davenn said:
The next problem is ... is it 120 C or F :-p
I think it has to be Kelvin. Firstly, there is no specification, and secondly, the plastic won't melt this way.
 
  • #2,983
mpresic said:
Why do they call it a vacuum cleaner? What can be cleaner than a vacuum
But how can you clean the vacuum then?
 
  • #2,984
mfb said:
But how can you clean the vacuum then?
May I borrow your vacuum cleaner for a day? I'll come fetch it and return it the very next day. I promise!
 
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Researchers have now deciphered the recently-discovered "alien signal" from HD 164595:

 
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jtbell said:
Researchers have now deciphered the recently-discovered "alien signal" from HD 164595:

hahaha brilliant.
Gordon Shumway ... Gordo to his mates :smile:D
 
  • #2,987
Why is the Flash always well rested?

Because when he's asleep, he's fast asleep.
 
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  • #2,988
In German the word "fast" means almost.
Helps a lot when you go to McDonald's.
 
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fresh_42 said:
In German the word "fast" means almost.
Don't you just love those false cognates? :eek: German "Gift" = English "poison".
 
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jtbell said:
Don't you just love those false cognates? :eek: German "Gift" = English "poison".
...hmmm, ... whether Troy has something to do with it ... timeo Danaos et dona ferentes ...

But seriously, both come from old versions of to give. As gifted can be said as given (talent). Funny is, that the stuff that brides contribute to their marriage, linen, laces and so, dowry, is called "Mitgift" in German: given along. The word poison is of Latin / French origin, meaning potion - potare - drink. The USSR wasn't the first power that divided the continent. So the only difference is basically whether someone passively gives you poison or you actively drink poison. Not really much of a difference. What always makes me nervous is, that the French have the same word for poison, poison. However, fish is poisson ... Languages are funny.
 
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jtbell said:
Don't you just love those false cognates? :eek: German "Gift" = English "poison".
In Swedish, gift means both poison and married :smile:
 
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Montana roads repairs.
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1oldman2 said:
Montana roads repairs.
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I've found Hollywood (CA), Hollywood (PA) and Hollywood (FL). Hollywood (MT) must be somewhere in this hole though.
 
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fresh_42 said:
I've found Hollywood (CA), Hollywood (PA) and Hollywood (FL). Hollywood (MT) must be somewhere in this hole though.
This definitely ain't Rodeo Dr. :cool:
 
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  • #2,996
1oldman2 said:
This definitely ain't Rodeo Dr. :cool:
There is only one thing that really surprises me. If "a bit" is enough, then I have a good idea what "normal speed" must be. O.K. as living in a country where there isn't a general speed limit (although this isn't true for this kind of roads), I don't have a problem with it. But how in hell will you be able to take the bend in about 200 m down the road? You survive a real marvelous stunt and then a simple turn will kill you?
 
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  • #2,997
fresh_42 said:
You survive a real marvelous stunt and then a simple turn will kill you?
It's an art, not a science. :biggrin: However most accidents here usually involve at least one deer.
 
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  • #2,998
love it :)

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I like this version:

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so true !

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