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Chuckle Chowder by Sue Annabrooke Jones
800 Juicy Jokes, Riveting
Riddles, Dubious Definitions, Gritty Graffiti, Prickly Puns,
Crackpot Communiques, Egg-laying Exam Answers, Mangled
Medical Entries,
Blowhard Bumper Stickers,
Waggish One Liners, Asinine Affirmations,
Clueless Classifieds, Knothead Notes from Home and Famous
Last Words.

A man was ambling through a
crowded street fair when he found himself at a psychic's table.
Said the psychic: "For fifteen dollars, I can read your love
line and tell your romantic future." The man agreed.
The psychic took one look at his open palm and said, "I see
that you have no girlfriend."
"That's true," said the man.
"Indeed," the psychic continued, "you're very lonely,
aren't you?"
"Yes," he admitted shamefully. Then he asked, "You can tell
all this from my love line?"
"No," replied the psychic, "from your callouses."
Question: What do you get when you cross lingerie with a
shoe part?
Answer: A slip of the tongue.
A family moved into a house next door to a vacant lot. One
day a construction crew showed up and started building a house
on it. The six-year-old daughter took an interest in the
building activity and started talking with the workers, and
eventually the crew adopted her as a kind of project mascot.
They let her sit with them for coffee and lunch breaks and gave
her little tasks to do to make her feel important.
At the end of the first week, the workers surprised the
little girl with a pay envelope containing a check for one
dollar. She brought it home to her mother, who suggested they
take it to the bank to start a savings account.
When they got there, the teller was impressed and asked the
child how she had earned her very own paycheck at such a young
age.
The girl proudly replied, "I've been working with a
construction crew building a house all week."
"My goodness!" said the teller. "And will you be working on
the house again this week?"
The girl replied, "I will if those useless sons-of-bitches
at the lumberyard ever bring us any drywall that's worth a
shit."
A man went to a psychic, who looked into her crystal ball
and said, "I see that you are the father of two children."
"That's what you think!" said the man, "I'm the father of
three children!"
The psychic shot back, "That's what you think!"
A young man entered a Cincinnati hospital for some minor
surgery and a short stay. After the operation, a matronly nurse
bustled into his room carrying a tray. "I brought you some nice
chicken soup," she said as she sat the tray down.
"Bring me something else, please," said the young man. "I'm
a vegetarian."
"I'm sorry, sir," replied the nurse as she put her hands on
hips, "but this is what the doctor ordered for you. I'm afraid
it's chicken soup for supper or nothing."
"Then take it away," said the patient, "I'll eat when I get
home in the morning." The nurse shot him a disapproving look,
then picked up the tray and carried it out of the room.
That night, the same nurse entered the man's room and
against his protests gave him an enema that was actually meant
for the patient across the hall.
The following morning, as the man's friends drove him home,
they asked him how the operation went. "The surgery wasn't so
bad," replied the man. "But the nurses in that place are
determined to feed you chicken soup one way or the other!"
Question: Why did the psychic give up fortune telling?
Answer: He saw no future in it.
Famous last words: "What duck?"

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