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Steve Firth wrote:
perspective which suggests that eleven years is the maximum that you should go for and if the wife scolds you should divorce her on the spot. Rather like the story of old... A newly married couple are leaving the reception for the long horse and carriage ride to their new home. After several hours of travel a stray dog runs into the path of the horse. This spooks it somewhat. The husband climbs down from the carriage, and after settling the horse, points a finger at the animal, and with some menace says "Don't do that again! That is your first warning". They carry on a little further until some children playing in the street of a village again spook the horse. The husband again calms the animal, but then tells it "That is you last and final warning!". They continue their journey for several more miles until they are within an hour of their new home. It's getting dark and they are in open countryside. An owl rather unexpectedly makes a loud noise which again causes the horse to rear up. With that the husband steps down from the carriage, retrieves a pistol from within his coat, and calmly shoots the horse between the eyes. The man's new wife sees this and is beside herself. She shouts at her husband "I can't believe you just did that, how can you be so callus and un-feeling, the poor animal was just scared! How are we going to get to our home now? It is still miles away and we have all this luggage! What kind of monster have I married?". The man calmly looks at his wife, points his finger at her, and says "This is your first warning!". -- Cheers, John. /================================================== ===============\ | Internode Ltd - http://www.internode.co.uk | |-----------------------------------------------------------------| | John Rumm - john(at)internode(dot)co(dot)uk | \================================================= ================/ |
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"Colin Wilson" wrote in message t... In article , says... So, after measuring, measuring again, drilling a small pilot hole, measuring again, drilling the main holes and mounting the expensive taps on the expensive bath, SWMBO is summoned for an admire and says; "Shouldn't the word "HOT" be the right way up?" On the tap that goes round as you open and close it, that is. Kinda reminds me of the joke about the woman in Halfords trying to buy a "710" cap Umm. I have a stache of men stories ... just being their usual stupid selves, nothing special :-) Mray |
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Umm. I have a stache of men stories ... just being their usual stupid selves, nothing special :-) Mray What kind of stache would that be - a moustache? Phil |
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"Phil" wrote in message ... Umm. I have a stache of men stories ... just being their usual stupid selves, nothing special :-) Mary What kind of stache would that be - a moustache? In my opinion a man with a moustache - or moustaches - looks henpecked. I don't know why they bother to advertise it ... Mary |
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"Mary Fisher" wrote in
et: What kind of stache would that be - a moustache? In my opinion a man with a moustache - or moustaches - looks henpecked. How innocent I don't know why they bother to advertise it ... Deep calleth unto deep mike |
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Mary Fisher wrote: What kind of stache would that be - a moustache? In my opinion a man with a moustache - or moustaches - looks henpecked. I don't know why they bother to advertise it ... A few years ago - in the major conurbations at least - a moustache on a man meant there was a good chance he was gay. So not henpecked. ;-) -- *One of us is thinking about sex... OK, it's me. Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. |
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"Phil" wrote in news:cpfhkq$oe1$1
@hercules.btinternet.com: Mray What kind of stache would that be - a moustache? Phil Portmanteau word store? and cache. Mray's got a million mike |
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On Sat, 11 Dec 2004 16:14:23 -0000, "Mary Fisher"
wrote: "Colin Wilson" wrote in message et... In article , says... So, after measuring, measuring again, drilling a small pilot hole, measuring again, drilling the main holes and mounting the expensive taps on the expensive bath, SWMBO is summoned for an admire and says; "Shouldn't the word "HOT" be the right way up?" On the tap that goes round as you open and close it, that is. Kinda reminds me of the joke about the woman in Halfords trying to buy a "710" cap Umm. I have a stache of men stories ... just being their usual stupid selves, nothing special :-) Mray Did spouse undo the kitchen padlock and chain again? :-) -- ..andy To email, substitute .nospam with .gl |
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In message , Mary
Fisher writes "Colin Wilson" wrote in message et... In article , says... So, after measuring, measuring again, drilling a small pilot hole, measuring again, drilling the main holes and mounting the expensive taps on the expensive bath, SWMBO is summoned for an admire and says; "Shouldn't the word "HOT" be the right way up?" On the tap that goes round as you open and close it, that is. Kinda reminds me of the joke about the woman in Halfords trying to buy a "710" cap Umm. I have a stache of men stories ... just being their usual stupid selves, nothing special :-) Mray Mkay -- geoff |
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In message , Huge
writes So, after measuring, measuring again, drilling a small pilot hole, measuring again, drilling the main holes and mounting the expensive taps on the expensive bath, SWMBO is summoned for an admire and says; "Shouldn't the word "HOT" be the right way up?" On the tap that goes round as you open and close it, that is. That's what comes of buying left handed tape measures -- geoff |
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