An alcoholic was looking for a car parking spot, driving round and around, nothing was available.
He figured a quick word to his God might help.
“Lord, I know we don’t talk much and I know I must have disappointed you with my wretched life, but if you could just see your way to helping me out this once and finding me somewhere to park my car I would be eternally grateful. And to prove it, I’ll give up the drink.”
Just then the clouds in the sky parted and a beam of sunlight lay upon an empty space.
“Never mind, I’ve found one…”
It’s an US joke on French people.
Jean Marie Bigard:
“ At the gates of paradise, a newcomer begins his story:
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I had suspected my wife of having an extramarital relationship for some time. So I came home unexpectedly and obviously, I found her completely naked on the bed. I immediately searched the apartment to find the culprit. In vain. And then, I remembered that living on the 15th floor of a tower, we had a small balcony. So I opened the French window and that’s where I saw this man suspended in the void and clinging to the balcony railing. I stomped on his hands so that he fell, but he held on. So I went to get a hammer. With big blows on each hand, he ended up letting go. But a tree amortised its fall. Seeing that he was still moving, I grabbed the refrigerator in the kitchen and tipped it over on this individual. The effort was so violent that I succumbed to a heart attack. And so here I am.
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Oh well! Answer St. Pierre passionately.
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It’s okay you are admitted to paradise. A second man shows up shortly after and begins to tell the story of his death in St. Peter:
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You see, he begins, I was repainting my balcony on the 17th floor of a tower. My stool wobbled and I tipped into the void. But I had the opportunity to catch up at a balcony, two floors below. I thought I was saved when the owner of this balcony began to trample on my hands and then break my fingers with a hammer. He was furious that I clung to his balcony. And worse, when I let go, as I didn’t die right away, he threw his fridge on my head to finish me off. St Pierre:
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Yes, I heard about this story, you can enter heaven. A third man arrives and also begins his story in St. Peter’s:
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Frankly, I don’t know how it happened! I was hidden naid in a fridge and here I am!!!
To see
Thank you for taking the trouble to explain it to me.
It has not made me smile either, each to their own, as they say.
A buddhist asks for a hot dog. The vendor asks how she’d like it.
The buddhist says: “Make me one with everything”.
Buddhist “Where’s my change?”
Vendor “Change comes from within”
Someone actually tried that joke (using pizza rather than hot dog) with the Dalai Lama, but the DL didn’t get it.
St Pierre again … he rocks. ![]()
All I can say is, wow.
DG…
I was at the Tattoo parlour the other day getting a new tattoo.
Two young ladies came in and one said that she wants a “W” tattooed on both her bum cheeks. Her friend asked,”Why?”
To which she responded, “So that when I bend over, it says WoW”.
DG…
I wonder where that picture has been taken!
In a dusty springfield? ![]()
It is allegedly Art.
Not really a joke, but seeing the headline in the Times’ review today made me smile…“Roger Daltrey at 81 really worried about finishing his current tour”. Talk about My Generation!
Angus isn’t the only one pleased about the existence of the letter G
Without it this would be a very different business.
Willy.
PS No relation.





