Estaban un filipino y un

Estaban un filipino y un jud�o de los Estados Unidos viajando en el mismo asiento de un tren, en silencio. De pronto, el jud�o se levanta y le pega tremenda bofetada al filipino.

“�Qu� pasa, est�s loco?”, reclama el filipino.

“�Esto es por Pearl Harbor!”, contesta el jud�o.

“�C�lmate, os que atacaron Pearl Harbor fueron los japoneses, y yo soy filipino!�

“Japon�s, chino, filipino… �Para m� todos son iguales!”

Al filipino no le qued� otra que aguantarse el golpe y volvi� a acomodarse en su asiento. Cinco minutos despu�s, se levant� y le plant� un tremendo pu�etazo en la cara al jud�o.

“��Qu� pasa? �Acaso est�s loco?”, protesta el jud�o.

“�Esto es por el hundimiento del Titanic!”

“�Pero lo que hundi� el Titanic fue un iceberg!”

“Iceberg, Goldenberg, Rosenberg… �Para m� todos son iguales!”

Federico viv�a en un apartamento

Federico viv�a en un apartamento con Karla. Ante los ojos de la familia de Federico Karla s�lo compart�a el apartamento con Federico. Nadie pod�a comprobar otra cosa.

Un d�a, Federico invita a su madre a cenar a su apartamento. Durante la cena, la madre no pudo evitar reparar en lo hermosa que era Karla. Durante mucho tiempo hab�a tenido sospechas de que su hijo sosten�a una relaci�n con Karla y, al verla, la sospecha no pudo sino acrecentarse. En el transcurso de la velada, mientras observaba el modo en que los dos se comportaban, se pregunt� si estar�an acost�ndose. Leyendo a su madre el pensamiento, Federico asevera:

“Mam�, s� lo que est�s pensando, pero te aseguro que Karla y yo s�lo somos compa�eros de apartamento”.

Aproximadamente una semana despu�s, Karla le coment� a Federico que, desde el d�a en que su madre vino a cenar, no encontraba el cuchar�n grande de plata para servir sopa.

Federico contesto que, conociendo a su madre, dudaba que ella se lo hubiese llevado pero que le escribir�a una nota y que la dejar�a en un lugar visible en la casa de su madre: en la puerta del refrigerador. As� que se sent� y escribi�:

‘Querida mam�:

No estoy diciendo que t� tomaras el cuchar�n de plata para servir sopa; tampoco estoy diciendo que no lo hicieras, pero el hecho es que �ste ha desaparecido desde que t� viniste a cenar a mi apartamento.

Con todo cari�o, tu hijo Federico’.

Unos d�as m�s tarde, sobre su escritorio, Federico encuentra una nota de su madre:

‘Querido hijo:

No estoy dici�ndote que te acuestas con Karla o que no te acuestas con Karla, pero el hecho es que si Karla se acostara en su propia cama, ya habr�a encontrado el cuchar�n de plata para servir sopa que yo puse bajo sus s�banas.

Con todo cari�o, mam�’.

En un restaurante un hombre

En un restaurante un hombre grit� de pronto: “�Mi hijo se ahoga! �Se trag� una moneda! �Ay�denme por favor!”

Un hombre que estaba en una mesa vecina se levant� y dijo que el ten�a mucha experiencia en este tipo de asuntos. Camin� hacia el peque�o sin mostrar ning�n signo de preocupaci�n, puso sus manos alrededor del cuello del ni�o y apret�. Inmediatamente, la moneda salt� por los aires. El hombre regres� a su mesa como si nada hubiera pasado.

�Gracias, gracias!” grit� el padre. “�Es usted param�dico?”

“No,” respondi� el hombre. “Trabajo para la oficina de recaudaci�n de impuestos.”

Definately

the teacher says to the class that she wants a sentence with the word “definately” in it so little sam says

“the sky is definately blue miss”.

the teacher replies

“no sam its not because there are white clouds sometimes”.

next tommy says

“the grass is always green miss”.

the teacher replies

“no tommy because sometimes it is brown when it dies”

then at the back of the class billy says

” is a fart lumpy miss”.

“no billy why?” the teacher replies.

” in that case then have definately shit myself then miss”.

Circumcision

A Jewish boy was walking with his girlfriend on the grounds of his father’s house. His father was a successful doctor, and was carrying out a circumcision in the on-site surgery.As they were walking, they heard a scream and a foreskin flew out of the window and landed at the girl’s feet.”What’s this,” she asked.”Taste it,” he replied, “If you like it, I’ll give you a whole one!”

Ode to the 90s

ON JAN. 1, 2000, I’ll wear a T shirt that says:”I Survived This Decade”in a french blue shirtand a gold tie.a thousand cappuccinos.a hundred martinis.It didn’t rockbut it didn’t suckeither.I part-time telecommutedas a Webmasterfor a dot comin Y2K consulting.They said it wastemp-to-perm.it didn’t paybut there were options.I swung by the office to make trades.(Not that there’s anythingwrong with that.)cause we had a T1 Lineand there was a bull marketwith a strong,virile President.and you never knewwhen it couldcrash.I was a millionaire at 27for thirty seconds.I dug grunge.then eighties.Tony Bennet.then Chumbawumba.how bizzare.how bizzare.smoked Cohibas.(Not that there’s anythingwrong with that.)but I didn’t inhale.Alrighty, then…I learned HTMLand swing dancing.moved to Seattlebut I was back on the redeye.why did I eatthose krispy kremes?it all seemed like a good ideaat the time.I had a Pentium IIIyeahbabyyeahwith 9 gigs and a DVD.It can do anythingeven play movies.I fell in lovein a chatroomwith a .BMPI got the .JPEGI wasn’t so sure…..I got emails,but I couldn’t Replymy server was downand our IT can’t handle the MIS.And my email didn’t allow enclosures…her ICQ was in my PDAbut I upgraded andthe memory’s gone.

Osama Anagrams

Top 21 names using letters from OSAMA BIN LADEN

21. Sane Oilman Bad
20. I bona leadsman
19. Nasal Nomad Be I
18. Be a Slain Nomad
17. A bend lama son
16. Albania’s Demon
15. A lesbian nomad
14. Alias “Boned Man”
13. So I anal bad men
12. And I blame a son
11. No Asian bedlam
10. I.D.: Mean Anal S.O.B.
9. I, a sad nobleman
8. A slain abdomen
7. I’m so banal, Edna
6. I model bananas
5. A mob, insane lad
4. Is a lone, bad man
3. Do a samba, Lenin
2. I’m Dole bananas
1. Abandon E-mails

The Lazy Husband

The man told his doctor that he wasn’t able to do all the things around the house that he used to do. When the examination was complete, he said, “Now, Doc, I can take it. Tell me in plain English what is wrong with me?”

“Well, in plain English,” the doctor replied, “you’re just lazy.”

“Okay,” said the man. “Now give me the medical term so I can tell my wife.”

Famous Words

“I have always found strangers sexy.” – Hugh Grant, six months before he was arrested with stranger Divine Brown.

“I would not wish to be Prime Minister, dear.” – Margaret Thatcher in 1973.

“That rainbow song’s no good. Take it out.” – MGM memo after first showing of The Wizard Of Oz.

“You’d better learn secretarial skills or else get married.” – Modelling agency, rejecting Marilyn Monroe in 1944.

“Radio has no future.” “X-rays are clearly a hoax”. “The aeroplane is scientifically impossible.” – Royal Society president Lord Kelvin, 1897-9.

“You ought to go back to driving a truck.” – Concert manager, firing Elvis Presley in 1954.

“Forget it. No Civil War picture ever made a nickel.” – MGM executive, advising against investing in Gone With The Wind.

“Can’t act. Can’t sing. Slightly bald. Can dance a little.” – A film company’s verdict on Fred Astaire’s 1928 screen test.

“Very interesting, Whittle, my boy, but it will never work.” – Professor of Aeronautical Engineering at Cambridge, shown Frank Whittle’s plan for the jet engine.

“There will be one million cases of AIDS in Britain by 1991.” – World Health Organisation in a 1989 report. It over-estimated by 992,301 cases.

“The Beatles? They’re on the wane.” – The Duke of Edinburgh in Canada, 1965. They went on to produce a string of No 1s.

“The atom bomb will never go off – and I speak as an expert in explosives.” – U.S. Admiral William Leahy in 1945.

“All saved from Titanic after collision.” – New York Evening Sun, April 15 1912.

“Brain work will cause women to go bald.” – Berlin professor, 1914.

“Television won’t matter in your lifetime or mine.” – Radio Times editor Rex Lambert, 1936.

“Everything that can be invented has been invented.” – director of the US Patent Office, 1899.

“And for the tourist who really wants to get away from it all, safaris in Vietnam.” – Newsweek magazine, predicting popular holidays for the late 1960s.