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LOL..
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Reminds me about the guy who divorced his wife. He caught her in the bathroom with Mr. Clean.
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Reminds me that I've never been very good at remembering jokes ... even worse at telling them :)
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Reminds me that I love a good joke; even the corny ones.
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Reminds me that you call a man with a spade in his head Doug. Without, Douglas :roll: :lol:
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Reminds me of a janitor at a place I used to work who was called Drano.
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Reminds me of "guy with no arms and no legs" jokes...

What do you call a guy with no arms and no legs who lies in front of the door? Matt
What do you call a guy with no arms and no legs who hangs on the wall? Art
What do you call a guy with no arms and no legs who is in the pool? Bob
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Reminds me of the little moron jokes that were going around when I was a kid. I dont remember any of them, its been a day or two.
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Reminds me of how old jokes become new every few years :lol:
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I suppose thats true. I read somewhere that most jokes that go around start in prisons.
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Reminds me how a New Year is a fresh start...
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Reminds me that for some people there is no fresh start.
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Well, this thread came to a screeching halt after that bit of cheerfulness. :|

Reminds me of turning this bad boy around, like cops who just heard there is fresh coffee at the doughnut shop.
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Reminds me that we should laugh every day.

BTW, love the Mrs. Coffee/French press joke:)
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ylisa7 wrote:BTW, love the Mrs. Coffee/French press joke:)
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Reminds me that laughter is good exercise! (Or so I've heard)
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