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Monday, November 22, 2010

Good morning crew,

I had a nice, little surprise this weekend. The girlfriend
said she wanted to take me to see a show, and of course I
was expecting a movie, but she surprised me with tickets
to a live production of 'Seven Brides for Seven Brothers.'

My tastes are what you might call circumscribed, so since
I've seen seen the 1954 movie with Howard Keel and Jane
Powell about 20 times she figured 'Seven Brides' would be
a safe bet.

And she was right. The production value was pretty good, and
that kept the whole thing fun and entertaining despite my
ability to do the lines just at well as the performers.

Plus, the singing wasn't bad.

After that we went to my favorite cajun place for oysters
and deep fried alligator.

So all in all a very enjoyable Saturday night.

This is going to be a short week because of Thanksgiving (one
of my favorite holidays) so I'm going to actually do some
work today and let you get to the jokes.

Laugh it up,

Joe

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"Warner Brothers announced that it wants to remake 'The
Wizard of Oz.' This version is going to be totally updated
for 2010. For instance, each of the flying monkeys has to
be patted down and go through a body scanner before they
can take off." -Jimmy Fallon

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"In a survey of 35 cities, Los Angeles ranked second-to-last
in intelligence. Residents of L.A. were outraged after the
report was slowly explained to them." -Conan O'Brien

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"Police in San Diego are looking for a 78-year-old bank
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the Geezer Bandit's last robbery say he threatened to tell
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On October 13, 1944, the Durham N. C. Sun Reported that a
Durhamite had been brought before a Judge Wison in traffic
court for having parked his car on a restricted street
right in front of a sign that read "No Stoping."

Rather than pleading guilty, the defendant argued that the
missing letter in the sign meant that he had not violated
the letter of the law. Brandishing a Webster's dictionary,
he noted that stoping means:

"Extracting ore from a stope or, loosely, underground."

"Your Honor", said the man, "I am a law-abiding citizen and
I didn't extract any ore from the area of the sign. I move
that the case be dismissed."

Acknowledging that the defendant hadn't done any illegal
mining, the judge declared the man not guilty and commented,
"Since this is Friday, the 13th, anything can happen, so
I'll turn you loose."


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I was nervous the night my husband and I brought our three
young sons to An upscale restaurant for the first time. My
husband ordered a bottle Of wine with the meal. When the
waitress brought it, our children Became quiet as she began
the ritual uncorking.

She poured a small Amount for me to taste, and then our six-
year-old piped up, "Mom usually Drinks a lot more than that!"

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