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Weld, I gather.jack action said:Is that something I can weld or do I need to replace the whole bracket?
And this is a joke? Why?artis said:Oppenheimer truly is a blockbuster... in the true sense of the word.I rate Oppenheimer at 9.5 (Megatons) , mind you, that is far higher than what even they had hoped...
Bravo, Bravo, what a blast!
I'm sorry you didn't like it, but it's better than what chatGPT gave me. Tried to improvise.phinds said:And this is a joke? Why?

Yes, well that's the fun with English language, many words with more than one meaning, not that these jokes have the highest value or level but one can crack a smile anywaynuuskur said:word play![]()
Same thing happened to me. I finally confronted her and asked where she has been going. She pulled two handfuls of quarters our of her jacket and said that in order to help with the bills, she's been working as a escort. Furious, I asked who the hell gave her quarters?!?! She said, "They all did".jack action said:Hi Guys, I have a serious problem I need help with...
I have suspected for some time now that my wife has been cheating on me. The usual signs: if the phone rings and I answer, the caller hangs up; she "goes out with the girls" a lot. I try to stay awake to look out for her when she comes home but I usually fall asleep.
Anyway, last night at about midnight I hid in the shed behind the boat. When she came home, she got out of someone's car buttoning her blouse, then she took her panties out of her purse and slipped them on.
Manhattan Project?phinds said:And this is a joke? Why?
Maybe if their at the fifth sub-basement.WWGD said:Has someone chosen to go up the elevator upon hearing of a fire taking place?
Yeah, I mean, what's the point of having an elevator if you can't use it in case there might be a fire?WWGD said:Weird how buildings have a sign saying " In case of fire, use stairs, not the elevator".
No, the sign was at the lowest floor. If you used an elevator it could only be in order to go upstairs. But why would you go upstairs if there's a fire?Ibix said:Yeah, I mean, what's the point of having an elevator if you can't use it in case there might be a fire?
To rescue a member of your own family?WWGD said:But why would you go upstairs if there's a fire?
I once went to the top of a building because I had heard there was a tornado in the area...Borg said:To get a better view?
You see it in office buildings, I don't think it's likely your relatives are around. Buy, good point, I hadn't considered the perspective.DrGreg said:To rescue a member of your own family?
Years ago when I smoked, I went downstairs to go outside my building for a smoke. When I got to the ground floor, there was a bunch of people crowded along the large windows in the lobby staring at the building next door. When I asked what was going on, I was told that there was an active shooting going on there and that he might be on the roof. I looked at the building with its perfect view of our target-rich environment and went back upstairs - those people were nuts.topsquark said:I once went to the top of a building because I had heard there was a tornado in the area...
I had lived in Indiana for less than a year. The locals thought I was nuts. (They were probably right!)
-Dan
Why would you use it at all if the sign says you can't use it in case there might be a fire? It's like disabled toilets. What's the point in having them if they're always disabled?WWGD said:But why would you go upstairs if there's a fire?
WWGD said:But why would you go upstairs if there's a fire?