HUMOUR

A couple hired a new chauffeur. The Memsahib asked him to take her out for shopping and was very shaken by the experience. Back home she pleaded with her husband, `Please dear, you must sack this new chauffeur at once. He drives so rashly, he nearly killed me three times this morning.'

 

`Darling, don't be so hasty,' replied the husband, `give him one more chance.'

 

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One of our favorite bartenders told us about a very proper Englishman who came into his place a couple of weeks ago. The fellow sat down at the bar, but didn't order. `The bartender, an unusually friendly guy, asked him if he could fix him a drink, on the house.

 

The Englishman shook his head. `Tried liquor once,' he said. `Didn't like it.'

 

The bartender then offered the Englishman a cigarette.

 

`No, thank you,' he said. `Tried tobacco once. Didn't like it.'

 

Still trying to be friendly, the bartender asked the Englishman if he would like to join a couple of friends seated at the bar in a few hands of poker.

 

The Englishman shook his head. `Tried gambling once. Didn't like it. I wouldn't be

 

sitting in this place at all, but I promised my son I would meet him here.'

 

`I see,' said the bartender. `Your only child, I assume.'

 

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One jogger, huffing and puffing, to another: `The doctor told me jogging would add years to my life, and he certainly was right. I feel ten years older already.'

 

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The judge addresses the man in the courtroom: `Don't you feel ashamed, coming here for the third time?'

The man replies: `I'm here for the third time, but you come here every day!'

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My wife asked me to post a letter at the railway station. `Please don't forget,' she said. `It's important.' But I did forget, and was walking out of the station when a man tapped me on the shoulder. `Remember the letter,' he said.

As I made my way to the nearest mailbox, another man called after me: `Don't forget the letter'. But how on earth could these strangers know I was supposed to post a letter? When a third person reminded me, I blurted out: `How do you know about it? And to set your mind at rest, I've just posted it.'

`In that case,' the stranger said, smiling, `we may safely remove the label pinned to your back.'

The label read: `Remind him to post that letter!'

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When a new manager took over the department, he called a meeting of all the staff. `What I want,' he said, `is extra effort from everyone. So let's get it together and see if we can increase productivity.'

A few months later, the Superintendent received two memos from members of staff requesting maternity leaves and passed them on to the boss.

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The transferred clergyman was being praised by members of his congregation.

One woman told him: `you're wonderful! I never knew what sin was till you came here.'

January March 2014