The freaky stuff you

Every once in a awhile, this couple would tell their 2 children, Scott (the older one) and Andrew that they were going to go upstairs for a bit(to do their little freaky thing).

One day Scott got curious to what they were doing up there, so the next time they said that they were going to go upstairs he very cautiously followed them.

He peeked in through the crack in the door and whispered, “Hey Andrew, come look at this. Guess what the woman who told us never to suck our thumbs is sucking?!”

Un mexicano fue a visitar

Un mexicano fue a visitar a su compadre a Jap�n: “�Compadrito! �C�mo le va? “Bien, compadre, �y a usted?” “Muy bien, compadre, oiga qu� secretaria tan buenota tiene”. “Pues ah� como la ve es una robot.” “�Una robot, pues c�mo est� eso?” “Mire, le aprieta un seno y toma dictado, le aprieta el otro y escribe a maquina; y eso no es todo, hace el amor mejor que cualquier mujer.” “No me diga…” “Si es una maravilla, si quiere se la presto.”

El hombre se mete a la oficina de su compadre, y de repente se escuchan unos gritos desesperados. “Aaaay, aaaaay, aaaaay…” Entra el compadre y le dice: “Perd�neme compadrito, se me olvid� decirle que por atr�s es sacapuntas.”

Whale of a time

A male whale and a female whale were swimming off the coast of Japan when they noticed a whaling ship. The male whale recognized it as the same ship that had harpooned his father many years earlier.

He said to the female whale, ‘Let’s both swim under the ship and blow out of our air holes at the same time. It should cause the ship to turn over and sink.’

They tried it, and sure enough the ship turned over and quickly sank.

Soon, however, the whales realized the sailors had jumped overboard and were swimming to the safety of the shore.

The male was enraged that they were going to get away and told the female,
‘Let’s swim after them and gobble them up before they reach the shore.’

At this point he realized the female was becoming reluctant to follow him.

‘Look,’ she said. ‘I went along with the blowjob, but I absolutely refuse to swallow the seamen.’

New Boaters

Last summer, down on Lake Isabella, (located in the high desert an hour east of Bakersfield, California) some folks who were new to boating were having a problem. No matter how hard they tried, they couldn’t get their brand new 22-ft. Bayliner to perform.

It wouldn’t get on a plane at all, and it was very sluggish in almost every maneuver, no matter how much power was applied. After about an hour of trying to make it go, they putted over to a nearby marina, thinking someone there could tell them what was wrong.

A thorough topside check revealed everything in perfect working order. The engine ran fine, the out drive went up and down, the prop was the correct size and pitch. So, one of the marina guys jumped in the water to check underneath. He came up choking on water, he was laughing so hard. Under the boat, still strapped securely in place, was the trailer.