Tuesday, February 23, 2016
THE KID MADE AN "A"--INSTEAD OF AN "O"
Tiepoes again: One youngster: You Mormons think hardships are good for you.
The other youngster: The teacher wrote that hardships make us stranger.
The other youngster: The teacher wrote that hardships make us stranger.
IT'S ALL ABOUT POSITION
Teacher: Class, what's wrong with this sentence: I think you're great; so where do you want to do it at?
Student: You ended the sentence with a preposition.
Teacher: What should you say?
Student: I think you're great; so where do you want to do it, your place or mine?
Another student: You're still ending the sentence in a proposition!
Student: You ended the sentence with a preposition.
Teacher: What should you say?
Student: I think you're great; so where do you want to do it, your place or mine?
Another student: You're still ending the sentence in a proposition!
Saturday, June 7, 2014
NO NEWS IS . . .
Here's another true observation. I commented to my wife, "There was a baseball no-hitter today."
"You said there was or there wasn't?" she inquired. Isn't that like asking, "Did you say there was an earthquake today or there wasn't?"
"You said there was or there wasn't?" she inquired. Isn't that like asking, "Did you say there was an earthquake today or there wasn't?"
Labels:
baseball,
earthquake,
humor,
jokes,
natural disaster,
no-hitter,
wives
Saturday, April 12, 2014
PLAYERS TO BE NAMED LATER
St. Louis Cardinals fan: We have three prospects on our current Major League roster!
Chicago Cubs fan: So what?--we have twenty-five!
Chicago Cubs fan: So what?--we have twenty-five!
AFTER FATHER REVIEW . . .
Four officials with heads under black hoods as they check a replay.
Dad: See, Son, aren't live sports better than those video games?
Dad: See, Son, aren't live sports better than those video games?
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