Just for fun...
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Chargeride
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Some years ago the bbc decided to make carribean, Jamaican humour.
The average Brit was aghast as it threw all the rules out of the window.
The Jamaican community loved it and its gone down in history.
This is a skit of a well known wordplay quiz.
Probably not safe for work.
The average Brit was aghast as it threw all the rules out of the window.
The Jamaican community loved it and its gone down in history.
This is a skit of a well known wordplay quiz.
Probably not safe for work.
Chargeride
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I see an opportunity for a wider use for political satire as everyone gets to make content with an added visual appeal...until they block it of course.
ChezCheese:)
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It's all so... Shallow. I mean, I know the jokes are lame, but it is just so pointless, something about the production values. Kinda reminds me of commercials on TV, which I only see if I stay in a motel in the US sometimes. I have zero tolerance for ads. It has that feel. And we have too many people in the country who think it's real.
Chargeride
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Yes very lame, how about the Dor brothers satire on influencers reacting to disasters, you know they would love it.
Chargeride
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Ive just found out Canada has a delivery firm called Purolator.
Purolator
So a bit of investigation, its named after an oil company and its based on pure oil later..
Purolator...nope.
Purolator
So a bit of investigation, its named after an oil company and its based on pure oil later..
Purolator...nope.
DaveMatthews
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I heard Fedex bought UPS and the new name is FedUps...
kevinmccune
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Old Hillbilly sez to brooding scratched up man" Gosh, you look like like you were in the same place I was last night!" the abashed brooder sez" no,my hearing aid batteries were low and that young prick sez "shut up!" I thought he said "stand up'( moral-stay out of those places)
ChezCheese:)
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Don't quite get that one, Kevin. 
kevinmccune
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you would have to be in that circumstance to really understand what went one,the boss was a young pugnacious cockeral and the guy that got scratched up was a middle aged bully type,( that's the setting) we were riding to work in the company 4 door pickup probably 8-9 of us jammed in that miserable thing,the bully gave the bossy boy some crap and hit him with a banana peel and called him a girl ,it resulted in the bully accepting some scratches and humiliation,we stopped to pick up " Harold the good natured WVa hillbilly as he was squeezing in the truck he spied the bully and sez"garsh,you look like you must have been in the same place I was last night",which fanned the bully guys smoldering flame,after we arrived at the job site the the bully tried to pin ,bossy boy up against the truck,saying what you gonna do now( last name)? well what happened was pretty quick the bully guy had an humiliating ass whooping in front of the crew and vowed to make bossy a "dead man"( moral don't screw with a quick bad tempered testosterone charged,quick , young,ripped bossy man( the bossy man was small but mighty having whipped many a larger bullies ass.) afterwards the Boss Man took that guy aside and made up with him,Boss tried to be a Christian,I give him credit for that there was a time or two he should have whipped my ass,but he abstained,what we can take from this don't mess with young guys when your glory days are behind you and "just do your job"!Don't quite get that one, Kevin.
Chargeride
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I presume your HR is the waitress at the diner 
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PedalUma
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Staff at the Federal Emergency Management Agency were caught off-guard and left bewildered when the disaster relief agency’s new acting head David Richardson told personnel that he was previously unaware the United States has a hurricane season, which started Sunday.
Tars Tarkas
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But he's probably loyal to T.
PedalUma
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That's it! The head of FEMA not knowing that we have a hurricane season, or any of the science, such as how they are influenced by warmer waters, and they are now being driven far further inland; but he has loyalty like a lemming.
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(shhhh! you do what you can to keep your cushy job!) I loved it when John Kennedy asked the head of prisons a statistic on incarceration or something like that,she couldn't freakin answer and that was her high paid job to know this stuff you get tenure or elected then you can quit doing your job? Liked to have had a job like that back in the day.
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