Retired Marine

A retired US Marine was looking for a new job. He finally found one that
appealed to his interests. At the interview, he was asked,
“Do you have any military experience?”

The Marine replied, “Why, yes! I’ve been in the Marines for a couple of
years.”

“I see,” said the interviewer, “any disabilities?”

The Marine looked at him and replied shakily. “Well… In the Vietnam War I
had a grenade go off between my legs, blowing off my testicles.”

The interviewer, quite shocked, said “All right, you’re hired. Please report
to work on Monday at 10:00am.”

“Wait wait!” shouted the Marine, “When do the others start? I don’t want any
special treatment just because of my disability.”

The interviewer replied, “Well… I’ll tell you the truth. Everyone normally
comes at 7:00 in the morning, but nothing gets done until 10. All we do is sit
around, scratching our nuts trying to figure out what to do.”

College Entrance Exa

You Must Answer Two (2) or More Questions Correctly to Qualify.1. What language is spoken in France? 2. Give a dissertation on the ancient Babylonian Empire with particular reference to architecture, literature, law and social conditions. OR Give the first name of PIERRE Trudeau.3. Would you ask William Shakespeare to: (a) build a bridge (b) sail the ocean (c) lead an army (d) WRITE A PLAY 4. What religion is the Pope? (Check only one) (a) Jewish (b) CATHOLIC (c) Hindu (d) Swedish (e) Agnostic 5. Metric conversion. How many feet in 0.0 meters?6. What time is it when the big hand is on the 12 and the little hand is on the 1? 7. How many commandments was Moses given? (Approximate)8. What are people in America’s far north called? (a) Westerners (b) Southerners (C) NORTHERNERS 9. Spell — CAT, DOG, PIG 10. Six kings of England have been called George, the last one being George the Sixth. Name the previous five. EXTRA CREDIT: Using your fingers, count from 1-5.

Irish Priests

Three young Irish candidates for the priesthood are told by the Monsignor they have to pass one more test: the Celibacy Test. The Monsignor leads them into a room, and tells them to undress, and a small bell is tied to each man’s penis. In comes a beautiful woman, wearing a sexy belly-dancer costume. She begins to dance sensually around the first candidate.
*Ting-a-ling* “Oh, Patrick,” says the Monsignor, “I am so disappointed in your lack of control. Go now and take a long, cold shower and pray about your carnal weakness.”

The candidate leaves.

The dancer continues, dancing around the second candidate, slowly peeling off her layers of veils. As the last veil drops: *Ting-a-ling*

“Joseph, Joseph,” sighs the Monsignor. “You too are unable to withstand your carnal desires. Go take a long, cold shower and pray for forgiveness.”

The dancer continues, dancing naked in front of the final candidate. Nothing. She writhes up and down against his body. No response. Finally,exhausted, she quits.

“Michael, my son, I am truly proud of you,” says the Monsignor. “Only you have the true strength of character needed to become a priest. Now, go and join your weaker brethren in the showers.”

*Ting-a-ling*

If cars were *really* like computers

Subject: If cars were *really* like computersWhat if cars really were like computers? You’d have a helpline to assist in solving problems as they came up… Now just imagine if the same people that answer the phones at Microsoft had to answer the General Motors helpline… HelpLine: ‘General Motors HelpLine, how can I help you?’Customer: ‘I can get in through the driver’s side door just fine, but I can’t open the passenger’s side.’HelpLine: ‘How did you try to open the passenger’s side?’Customer: ‘I pulled up on the handle, just like on the other side.’HelpLine: ‘People are always making that mistake. You have to push on the passenger’s side. Remember, you’re always moving the handle toward the left of the car. It’s more consistent that way.’ HelpLine: ‘General Motors HelpLine, how can I help you?’Customer: ‘How do I turn my windshield wipers on?’HelpLine: ‘There’s a little button on the radio console . . .’Customer: ‘Radio console??’HelpLine: ‘Yes, it’s more efficient to have all the controls in one central position. Look for the one with a shape like a piece of pie on it.’Customer: ‘And that’s the windshield wiper button? I was always wondering what that did.’HelpLine: ‘People are always asking that. You’d think they’d be more familiar with the principles of graphic design.’ HelpLine: ‘General Motors HelpLine, how can I help you?’Customer: ‘My car will go forward, but when I put it in reverse, nothing happens.’HelpLine: ‘What model do you have?’Customer: ‘It’s a brand new 1994 Mongoose.’HelpLine: ‘Yes, but it is a 1994R with a big R or 1994r with a small r?’Customer: ‘I don’t know. Let me find out and I’ll call you back.’HelpLine: ‘Alright, but let me tell you you’ve probably got the small r model. You’ll need to upgrade to the big R version to go in reverse.’ HelpLine: ‘General Motors HelpLine, how can I help you?’Customer: ‘I just called about the car that wouldn’t go in reverse.’HelpLine: ‘Well, yes, we get a lot of calls about that.’Customer: ‘It turns out I have the small r model. But I bought the one with the ‘Reverse gear option’.’HelpLine: ‘Yes, that’s the option to upgrade to a reverse gear.’Customer: ‘Why don’t they all just come with a reverse gear in the first place?’HelpLine: ‘Well, that’s very difficult to do, even for our world-class engineers, and not everyone may want it. Also, it makes the car more complicated to drive. So we offer it as an option to our ‘power drivers’.’Customer: ‘How come all the Jupiters have had it standard since 1974?’ HelpLine’ ‘Ahem. Well, yes, they’re not a market leader, they’re just for people who really like working on cars. If you really want to get involved in those kind complicated details, go right ahead . . .’But really, we’re leaving out an important part: HelpLine: ‘General Motors HelpLine, how can I help you?’Customer: ‘My car just caught fire.’HelpLine: ‘I see. And what model was it?’Customer: ‘1994r Mongoose.’HelpLine: ‘Big or small . . .’Customer: ‘ . . . small r.’HelpLine: ‘And your registration number?’Customer: ‘426917-woof-271828-arf-314159-spam.’HelpLine: ‘And where did you buy your car?’Customer: ‘Fast Eddie’s Sports-o-rama in Glendale.’HelpLine: ‘And what was the name of the salesman?’Customer: ‘I don’t remember.’HelpLine: ‘I see. Are you sure you didn’t steal this car?’Customer: ‘Of course I didn’t steal it!’HelpLine: ‘And would you be interested in purchasing our extended service contract?’