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Darryl Davidson

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Apr 25, 1993, 7:36:59 PM4/25/93
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While watching a late-night rerun of The Breakfast Club, we noticed
a joke without a punch-line. As John Bender is crawling through a
ceiling, he's muttering the following joke:

A blonde walks into a bar, a salami under one arm and a small poodle
under the other. She sits down, and the bartender says "so I guess
you won't be needing a drink." Then she says...

At that moment, Bender is interrupted by falling through the ceiling.


Anyone know a good finish to this joke? Notice the emphasis on the
word GOOD, please...

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michael kagalenko

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Apr 25, 1993, 9:41:08 PM4/25/93
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In article <1993042523...@mscurie.physics.uvm.edu> davi...@mscurie.PHysics.uvm.EDU (Darryl Davidson) writes:
>While watching a late-night rerun of The Breakfast Club, we noticed
>a joke without a punch-line. As John Bender is crawling through a
>ceiling, he's muttering the following joke:
>
>A blonde walks into a bar, a salami under one arm and a small poodle
>under the other. She sits down, and the bartender says "so I guess
>you won't be needing a drink." Then she says...
>
>At that moment, Bender is interrupted by falling through the ceiling.
>
>
>Anyone know a good finish to this joke? Notice the emphasis on the
>word GOOD, please...
>
Yes, this joke has a GREAT punchline. However, it's not necessary to
post it , since it's just the same as in the GREEN GALF BALL JOKE,
and everyone knows it.


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M. Ledgerwood

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Apr 25, 1993, 10:17:25 PM4/25/93
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michael kagalenko (mkag...@lynx.dac.northeastern.edu) wrote:

: In article <1993042523...@mscurie.physics.uvm.edu> davi...@mscurie.PHysics.uvm.EDU (Darryl Davidson) writes:
: >While watching a late-night rerun of The Breakfast Club, we noticed
: >a joke without a punch-line. As John Bender is crawling through a
: >ceiling, he's muttering the following joke:
: >
: >A blonde walks into a bar, a salami under one arm and a small poodle
: >under the other. She sits down, and the bartender says "so I guess
: >you won't be needing a drink." Then she says...
: >
: >At that moment, Bender is interrupted by falling through the ceiling.
: >
: >
: >Anyone know a good finish to this joke? Notice the emphasis on the
: >word GOOD, please...
: >
: Yes, this joke has a GREAT punchline. However, it's not necessary to
: post it , since it's just the same as in the GREEN GALF BALL JOKE,
: and everyone knows it.

Everyone, that is, apart from me.

Can, you post the answer to the green golfball joke and not keep
me in suspense any longer.

Cheers,
Matthew.


Todd Blakaitis

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Apr 26, 1993, 12:07:12 AM4/26/93
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In article <C62Jp...@cantua.canterbury.ac.nz> ledg...@elec.canterbury.ac.nz (M. Ledgerwood) writes:
>: >While watching a late-night rerun of The Breakfast Club, we noticed
>: >a joke without a punch-line. As John Bender is crawling through a
>: >ceiling, he's muttering the following joke:
>: >
>: >A blonde walks into a bar, a salami under one arm and a small poodle
>: >under the other. She sits down, and the bartender says "so I guess
>: >you won't be needing a drink." Then she says...
>: >
>: Yes, this joke has a GREAT punchline. However, it's not necessary to
>: post it , since it's just the same as in the GREEN GALF BALL JOKE,
>: and everyone knows it.
>
>Everyone, that is, apart from me.
>
>Can, you post the answer to the green golfball joke and not keep
>me in suspense any longer.
>
...
Please DO NOT POST the GREEN GOLF BALL JOKE, that is one of those truly
funny jokes that you only here once in a lifetime and if you post it every
time somebody asks, then EVERYONE will know it and it will get old!

The GGBJ is like a fine wine, it gets better with age. :-)


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Eric Huppertz

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Apr 26, 1993, 2:17:11 AM4/26/93
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>A blonde walks into a bar, a salami under one arm and a small poodle
>under the other. She sits down, and the bartender says "so I guess
>you won't be needing a drink." Then she says...

"WHOOOOOOOAAA SHIIIIIIIIIITTT!!!!!"


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RENE ZANDBERGEN

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Apr 26, 1993, 6:22:16 AM4/26/93
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In article <1993042523...@mscurie.physics.uvm.edu>,
davi...@mscurie.PHysics.uvm.EDU (Darryl Davidson) says:
>
> ...

>
>A blonde walks into a bar, a salami under one arm and a small poodle
>under the other. She sits down, and the bartender says "so I guess
>you won't be needing a drink." Then she says...
>
Are you talking to the poodle or the salami?

Yeah, that must have been it

Rene Zandbergen

Peter Gutmann

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Apr 26, 1993, 7:31:40 AM4/26/93
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>In article <C62Jp...@cantua.canterbury.ac.nz> ledg...@elec.canterbury.ac.nz (M. Ledgerwood) writes:
>>: >While watching a late-night rerun of The Breakfast Club, we noticed
>>: >a joke without a punch-line. As John Bender is crawling through a
>>: >ceiling, he's muttering the following joke:
>>: >
>>: >A blonde walks into a bar, a salami under one arm and a small poodle
>>: >under the other. She sits down, and the bartender says "so I guess
>>: >you won't be needing a drink." Then she says...
>>: >
>>: Yes, this joke has a GREAT punchline. However, it's not necessary to
>>: post it , since it's just the same as in the GREEN GALF BALL JOKE,
>>: and everyone knows it.
>>
>>Everyone, that is, apart from me.
>>
>>Can, you post the answer to the green golfball joke and not keep
>>me in suspense any longer.
>>
>...
>Please DO NOT POST the GREEN GOLF BALL JOKE, that is one of those truly
>funny jokes that you only here once in a lifetime and if you post it every
>time somebody asks, then EVERYONE will know it and it will get old!

Actually a simple solution is to tell people where it can be found, and if
they want it they can get it themselves. There's an FTP site which
specialises in jokes, can't remember the exact name but the IP address is
127.0.0.1, you can find the GGBJ in /pub/jokes/ggbj.txt.

Peter.
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P. N. Sankarshanan

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Apr 26, 1993, 11:09:49 AM4/26/93
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pg...@cs.aukuni.ac.nz (Peter Gutmann) writes:

[lostsa stuff deleted...]

>Actually a simple solution is to tell people where it can be found, and if
>they want it they can get it themselves. There's an FTP site which
>specialises in jokes, can't remember the exact name but the IP address is
>127.0.0.1, you can find the GGBJ in /pub/jokes/ggbj.txt.

>Peter.
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Yeah right. Just outta curiosity, I wanted to know how many of you tried this
IP address :)

ALL machines have this IP address set on this: it's mapped to 'localhost'.
Any attempt to login/ftp/telnet to this address will bring you right back to the
machine you started from :)

Sankarsh

michael kagalenko

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Apr 26, 1993, 4:13:49 PM4/26/93
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In article <C62os...@vu-vlsi.ee.vill.edu> to...@vu-vlsi.ee.vill.edu (Todd Blakaitis) writes:
>In article <C62Jp...@cantua.canterbury.ac.nz> ledg...@elec.canterbury.ac.nz (M. Ledgerwood) writes:
>>: >While watching a late-night rerun of The Breakfast Club, we noticed
>>: >a joke without a punch-line. As John Bender is crawling through a
>>: >ceiling, he's muttering the following joke:
>>: >
>>: >A blonde walks into a bar, a salami under one arm and a small poodle
>>: >under the other. She sits down, and the bartender says "so I guess
>>: >you won't be needing a drink." Then she says...
>>: >
>>: Yes, this joke has a GREAT punchline. However, it's not necessary to
>>: post it , since it's just the same as in the GREEN GALF BALL JOKE,
>>: and everyone knows it.
>>
>>Everyone, that is, apart from me.
>>
>>Can, you post the answer to the green golfball joke and not keep
>>me in suspense any longer.
>>
>...
>Please DO NOT POST the GREEN GOLF BALL JOKE, that is one of those truly
>funny jokes that you only here once in a lifetime and if you post it every
>time somebody asks, then EVERYONE will know it and it will get old!
>
>The GGBJ is like a fine wine, it gets better with age. :-)
>
>
Thank you for reminder - I was just about to post it. Now I won't !

Ilphay

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Apr 26, 1993, 12:49:25 PM4/26/93
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>While watching a late-night rerun of The Breakfast Club, we noticed
>a joke without a punch-line. As John Bender is crawling through a
>ceiling, he's muttering the following joke:
>
>A blonde walks into a bar, a salami under one arm and a small poodle
>under the other. She sits down, and the bartender says "so I guess
>you won't be needing a drink." Then she says...
>
>At that moment, Bender is interrupted by falling through the ceiling.
>

I thought she "lays the poodle on the table" before he falls
through the ceeling.

Besides, Bender already said something like.

"Bartender says, 'I guess you won't be needing a drink.'
Lady says, (falls through celieng) 'Oh
SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIP'"
(stupid word wrap).

I'd be a bit more contented if we start posting the creative ways
they edit for television from the original.

I'll get it rolling:

Breakfast Club: "Flip YOU"
Terminator: "How do I look?"; "Y'look like y'been dead for a week"

another thing about edit for TV on Terminator,
In the big screen version, Matt (Sarah's roomate's bang-thrill) got
thrown I recall, 3 times. In edited for TV, he only got thrown
twice. WHat? is there a 2 throw limit for TV?

While I'm on the Terminator kick...

1. Notice when Reese and Connor were being chased out of Tech-Noir w/
Term right behind them. When Reese blew up the car behind them. Term's
hair got shorter.
Term: Uh-oh, FIRE! (pulls out scissors- snip, snip, snip)
2. Some of you probably know about the saying on the side of
the Police car (From "To Serve and To Protect" to "Dedicated to Serve"
or was it vice-versa?). It's Jiffy-logo! Logo change in 15 min.
3. And in the Police station when Term's driving a car into the
counter. The clerk sees headlights, but when they cut to the car, No
headlights. Is Term flashing the lights to warn the clerk?
4. Back to that chase just before the Jiffy-Logo incident. When Term
is bowling into the wall, what does he need to pop his head out the
window for?
Term: I seem to be approaching a wall. Lemme get a visual
confirmation.

well, by now you get the idea.
btw, I have a lot of free time.

Felix the Cat

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Apr 26, 1993, 5:09:05 PM4/26/93
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Darryl Davidson (davi...@mscurie.PHysics.uvm.EDU) wrote:
: While watching a late-night rerun of The Breakfast Club, we noticed

: a joke without a punch-line. As John Bender is crawling through a
: ceiling, he's muttering the following joke:

: A blonde walks into a bar, a salami under one arm and a small poodle
: under the other. She sits down, and the bartender says "so I guess
: you won't be needing a drink." Then she says...

: At that moment, Bender is interrupted by falling through the ceiling.


: Anyone know a good finish to this joke? Notice the emphasis on the
: word GOOD, please...

how about I'll have a light, Bud light?

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Apr 26, 1993, 8:40:17 PM4/26/93
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ledg...@elec.canterbury.ac.nz (M. Ledgerwood) writes:

>Cheers,
> Matthew.

Ya know, SHIT I fogot it too.

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DIAMOND

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Apr 26, 1993, 7:40:09 PM4/26/93
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Ok, I don't read this newsgroup too often, so some of these might be repeats,
but my dumb friends and I sat around and made a lot of 'em up. enough! here
they are

Q:Why did they resort to burning themselves?
a: It seems they ran out of Kool-Aid (cianide flavor) during the standoff

Texas is observing another religious holiday, Ash Monday.

Why didn't Koresh become a priest?
He always wanted to be a fryar.

You know Koresh was waiting for a message from God.
He got it last monday
God said,"David, Preheat to 1300 F and bake for 25 minutes.

You know who just stopped smoking? David Koresh.

Did you see the news wher there was a man out on the roof
They finally analyzed the video and found out what he said....
"Goddamit, I said a Bud Light!!!!!!!!!"

Look for the movie "Backdraft II:Koresh's Judgement Day"
Thats's all I can remeber now.


If anyone else has some good ones, please e-mail them to me


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Andrew Bulhak

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Apr 26, 1993, 10:51:36 PM4/26/93
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M. Ledgerwood (ledg...@elec.canterbury.ac.nz) wrote:
: Can, you post the answer to the green golfball joke and not keep

: me in suspense any longer.

Absolutely NOT. The Green Golfball Joke (the real, X-rated, very funny
one) is the Arcanum of Arcana of the Church of Kibology, and only those at
the very top of the Church know it. Besides, Kibo has been behind in his
payments to worshippers and thusly needs something to entice the masses.
:
: Cheers,
: Matthew.


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Andy Settle

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Apr 26, 1993, 4:57:04 PM4/26/93
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Covent Garden...
Mornington Crescent!

Michael T Freeman

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Apr 27, 1993, 9:35:00 AM4/27/93
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ledg...@elec.canterbury.ac.nz (M. Ledgerwood) writes:

Right. Like someone's going to have the guts to post it
here. . .

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Peter J Demko

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Apr 27, 1993, 10:54:09 AM4/27/93
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From article <1993Apr27....@monu6.cc.monash.edu.au>, by ins...@aurora.cc.monash.edu.au (Andrew Bulhak):

IN OTHER WORDS THE JOKE DOESN'T EXIST, BUT IF IT DID IT WOULD
CERTAINLY BE ON ALL OF YOU WHO DIDN'T KNOW THAT BEFORE.

Peter J Demko

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Apr 27, 1993, 11:08:08 AM4/27/93
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From article <C6403...@panix.com>, by ho...@panix.com (Felix the Cat):


SORRY, FELIX, I DON'T THINK SO.....


Peter J Demko

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Apr 27, 1993, 11:13:03 AM4/27/93
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From article <C6403...@panix.com>, by ho...@panix.com (Felix the Cat):

SORRY, FELIX, I DON'T THINK SO

Peter J Demko

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Apr 27, 1993, 11:26:23 AM4/27/93
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From article <C659q...@news.cso.uiuc.edu>, by mtf3...@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Michael T Freeman):

YES, WE DO HOPE THAT'S THE KIND OF PEOPLE WE'RE DEALING WITH HERE. HAVE YOU
READ SOME OF THIS STUFF?

opfe...@jupiter.fnbc.com

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Apr 27, 1993, 12:06:51 PM4/27/93
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::A blonde walks into a bar, a salami under one arm and a small poodle

::under the other. She sits down, and the bartender says "so I guess
::you won't be needing a drink." Then she says...

"Why, as a matter of fact I'd like a glass of milk. And could my dog
please have some water?"

HA HA! Get it? Well, it's kind of a visual joke, you know. The salami?
A blonde? And she gives the dog WATER!?! Don't you see? Well, then I'll
explain. You see, she's a blonde and she has this dog under one arm
and...oh forget it.

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David Aaron Tepper

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Apr 27, 1993, 5:24:08 PM4/27/93
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>: Yes, this joke has a GREAT punchline. However, it's not necessary to
>: post it , since it's just the same as in the GREEN GALF BALL JOKE,
>: and everyone knows it.
>
>Everyone, that is, apart from me.
>
>Can, you post the answer to the green golfball joke and not keep
>me in suspense any longer.
>
>Cheers,
> Matthew.

*giggle*

Could someone just *snarf* post the GGBJ and put Matthew out of
his misery?

<ducks to avoid thrown, rotten fruit>

Then again, maybe that wouldn't be such a good idea. ;) Matt, just
e-mail me if you're still interested.

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Paul Ross

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Apr 28, 1993, 11:53:22 AM4/28/93
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Please I beg of everyone,

DO NOT POST THE GREEN GOLF BALL JOKE.

I just got out of hospital with a hernia from the last time I read it.

For the sake of mankind please don't post it again or at least encode.

Paul


M. Ledgerwood

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Apr 29, 1993, 5:18:01 AM4/29/93
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Don't worry everyone, someone in one of my classes told me
the GGBJ so I don't need it posted anymore :^)

If anyone else wants to know it I'd be more than happy to
send it to them. Email me.

Cheers,
Matthew

Happy Happy, Joy Joy :^)

Paul Tomblin

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Apr 29, 1993, 9:18:44 PM4/29/93
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pa_...@pat.uwe.ac.uk (Paul Ross) writes:

>Please I beg of everyone,

>DO NOT POST THE GREEN GOLF BALL JOKE.

Etc.

Learn to be funny, you SAD-BASTARD.

*plonk*

Andrew Bulhak

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Apr 29, 1993, 11:12:33 PM4/29/93
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Peter J Demko (me17...@emba-news.uvm.edu.UUCP) wrote:
: From article <1993Apr27....@monu6.cc.monash.edu.au>, by ins...@aurora.cc.monash.edu.au (Andrew Bulhak):
: > Absolutely NOT. The Green Golfball Joke (the real, X-rated, very funny

: > one) is the Arcanum of Arcana of the Church of Kibology, and only those at
: > the very top of the Church know it. Besides, Kibo has been behind in his
: > payments to worshippers and thusly needs something to entice the masses.
:
: IN OTHER WORDS THE JOKE DOESN'T EXIST, BUT IF IT DID IT WOULD
: CERTAINLY BE ON ALL OF YOU WHO DIDN'T KNOW THAT BEFORE.

Of course it doesn't. That is the entire purpose of the Arcanum of Arcana. If
the secret becomes known, it loses its power and becomes worthless. However,
as long as it is unknown, it has great power. Every secret society knows this,
and you'd be surprised at the number who cut costs by using virtual secrets.

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TERRY MICHAEL AUSPITZ

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May 1, 1993, 1:35:15 AM5/1/93
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> >Can, you post the answer to the green golfball joke and not keep
> >me in suspense any longer.

> Right. Like someone's going to have the guts to post it
> here. . .

I'll post it! You see, there was this green golf ball, and
9MQ%OV=$I@&*d

NO CARRIER

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May 2, 1993, 9:36:36 PM5/2/93
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In article <1993May1.0...@ns1.cc.lehigh.edu> tm...@ns1.cc.lehigh.edu (TERRY MICHAEL AUSPITZ) writes:
>> >Can, you post the answer to the green golfball joke and not keep
>> >me in suspense any longer.
>
>> Right. Like someone's going to have the guts to post it
>> here. . .
>
>I'll post it! You see, there was this green golf ball, and
>9MQ%OV=$I@&*d
>
>NO CARRIER
>
Actually, about 2 weeks ago, someone really and truly DID post the ENTIRE
green golf ball joke. It sparked this entire thread (again?). If you are
really interested, perhaps you can find it on a machine that doesn't expire
news that quickly :-)

PLEASE - nobody post that joke again - it's TOO LONG!


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