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Share good puns and jokes.

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The death of Colin Powell has reminded me of this one from 20 years ago...

Colin Powell says to George W Bush, "Boss, I've got some good news and some bad news. The good news is - Saddam Hussein has agreed to let us inspect his weapons. The bad news is - he wants Arthur Anderson to inspect them..."
 
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This isn't even a joke, and yet I find it hilarious (poor taste I know).

They had to close the comments section because...well, I'm sure you can guess what happened.

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Eating too much cake is the sin of gluttony. However, eating too much pie is ok because the sin of pi is always zero.
 
The college my daughter got into was founded over 130 years ago by the Quakers. So now she and i are sarcastically joking that she'll go to college to learn to make oatmeal.

(*No offense to anyone who is of the "Friends" religion. I think it's a beautiful, peace-loving faith.)

My former town is known as "The oatmeal capitol of the U.S.A." Every year they even have an oatmeal festival. Quaker Oats brings in a bowl shaped jumpy thingy for the kids and gives away oatmeal to all the elementaty aged kids. Face painting, hot air balloon rides, crafts...it is quite the deal.
 

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