OT-a bit of humor.

Jul 19, 2005 42 Replies

A bloke gets marooned on an Island with his faithful companion his dog and a sheep. anyway nights go by where they are sitting by the shore and looking out at the moon on the horizon and one night the bloke starts getting frisky and looks at the sheep, the dog sees this and starts snarling, this go's on for a week, one night the bloke sees something bobbing on the horizon and swims out to see what it is, finds out its a woman and swims back to shore clutching her around the waist.



That night he introduces her to their ritual of sitting at the shore and as the evening wears on the bloke starts getting realy frisky and turns to the woman and says...will you do me a real favour, he ask her...she says whats that then...will you take the dog for a walk he replies.


Be aware that the French government announced yesterday that it has raised its terror alert level from Run to Hide.

The only two higher levels in France are Surrender and Collaborate.

The rise was precipitated by a recent fire which destroyed France's white flag factory, effectively paralyzing their military.

"Tony" wrote

ROFL!

Try this. Go to Google.com and type French Military Victories in the search box, then hit I'm Feeling Lucky button..

Dave

Doesn't work any more.

It used to say 'None found - did you mean French Military *Defeats*?'

Try 'miserable failure' instead.

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"PC Paul" wrote >>

Did for me 10 seconds ago.

Try 'again'?

Dave

"French military victories" returns a fake google error page which suggests "French military defeats" as an alternate search.

My Bad. I read it wrong.

Ah well.

Try 'swivel eyed loons' then....

Quote from that site;

"f****it

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Thanks for that Paul. :-)

Do you mean to say it omits the Norman invasion of Britain in 1066 where they defeated Harold and went on to govern this country for the next hundreds of years, whilst introducing the Magna Carta and completely modernising the state?

A group of chess enthusiasts checked into a hotel and were standing in the lobby discussing their recent tournament victories. After about an hour, the manager came out of the office and asked them to disperse. "But why?" they asked, as they moved off. "Because," he said, "I can't stand chess nuts boasting in an open foyer."

Doctor doctor I've caught a cricket ball in my bum". The doctor looks confused at his patient and says "hows that?". The strained patient looks back in an annoyed manner and says "dont you bloody well start"

"Doctor, Doctor, I can't pronounce my F's, T's and H's." Doc says "Well you can't say fairer than that then"

No, you're confusing the French with the Normans. The French would probably have executed William the Bastard, as they call(ed) him, if they'd been able to catch him.

Oh, I see, Normandy has nothing to do with France - either now or then?

Not then. Normans, originally from the North, same as Norsemen, Vikings etc

Does it matter?

The same race of people are now included in the state of France.

Not to me & I'd hope not to you. Just me being a little pedantic, hope you'll excuse me.

French & Norman then were probably as different as English & Welsh now. William had no valid claim to the throne and usurped it by violence. It might matter to the English since this is was the starting point for their monarchy.

They might want to deny that.

Hmmm, I have to take my hat off to you for pushing back the boundaries of pedantism.

You're almost making a persuasive argument.

It does omit the French victory at Castillion, where they thorougly defeated the English & ended the 100 years war. We didn't learn about that at school.

OK, pedant mode off, on with the sheep jokes.

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