Sean Connery Joke Thread (Vol 8)

Sean Connery Joke Thread (Vol 8)

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glenrobbo

35,295 posts

151 months

Thursday 25th August 2016
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Hugo a Gogo said:
I wrote all those petrol station puns and thought 'diesel be good'
Now you've gone and spoiled all your previous refined work. frown Oil take back my previous remarks.

glenrobbo

35,295 posts

151 months

Thursday 25th August 2016
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PoleDriver said:
mybrainhurts said:
PERMISSION TO SCREAM....??
Denied! judge
confused I thought the puns were supposed to be judged by Eth & Al?

Usget

5,426 posts

212 months

Thursday 25th August 2016
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mybrainhurts said:
PERMISSION TO SCREAM....??
Frack off

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

256 months

Thursday 25th August 2016
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PoleDriver said:
mybrainhurts said:
PERMISSION TO SCREAM....??
Denied! judge
Bugger

Laurel Green

30,782 posts

233 months

Thursday 25th August 2016
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Have a joke-->

A teenage girl come home from school and asks her mother, "Is it true what Rita just told me?" "What's that?" asks her mother. "That babies come out of the same place where boys put their penises?" said her daughter. "Yes it is dear!" replies her mother, pleased that the subject had finally come up and that she wouldn't have to explain it to her daughter. "But then, when I have a baby," responded the teenager, "won't it knock my teeth out?"

vtecyo

2,122 posts

130 months

Thursday 25th August 2016
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Evangelion said:
What? No jokes about Benzole? You lot are slipping!
I'm saving those for later for when I really come out of my Shell.

antspants

2,402 posts

176 months

Thursday 25th August 2016
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Laurel Green said:
Have a joke-->

A teenage girl come home from school and asks her mother, "Is it true what Rita just told me?" "What's that?" asks her mother. "That babies come out of the same place where boys put their penises?" said her daughter. "Yes it is dear!" replies her mother, pleased that the subject had finally come up and that she wouldn't have to explain it to her daughter. "But then, when I have a baby," responded the teenager, "won't it knock my teeth out?"
laugh

At least she didn't ask if it would be covered in poo!

K12beano

20,854 posts

276 months

Thursday 25th August 2016
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"Do you have a favourite composer?"

"Liszt"


"No just one will do."

K12beano

20,854 posts

276 months

Thursday 25th August 2016
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"I went to Paris to hear recitals of compositions by their favourite 19th Century composer for piano music,"

"Chopin?"

"No, I told you, I went to listen to music!"

Laurel Green

30,782 posts

233 months

Thursday 25th August 2016
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Did you hear about the overweight man who took up horse riding as exercise? The horse lost 15 pounds in a week!

Veeayt

3,139 posts

206 months

Friday 26th August 2016
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Pharaoh: Can I make a dinner reservation?
Clerk: Your name, Sir?
P: Shakrahotep
C: Can you spell it please?
P: Ok, a bird, two triangles, undulating line, sun, bird again, dog's head and scarab

Laurel Green

30,782 posts

233 months

Friday 26th August 2016
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^^^ biggrin ^^^

Why did the archaeologist go bankrupt?
A : Because his career was in ruins.

Halmyre

11,215 posts

140 months

Friday 26th August 2016
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There's this student who's browsing in the mathematics section of the campus bookshop and he asks the assistant for help. The assistant picks up a book.

"This book will cut your workload by a third", he says.

"That's great", replies the student, "I'll take four copies".

schmunk

4,399 posts

126 months

Saturday 27th August 2016
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GCSE question:

How much of his workload does the student retain?

Edited by schmunk on Saturday 27th August 07:26

Vaud

50,613 posts

156 months

Saturday 27th August 2016
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schmunk said:
GCSE question:

How much of his workload does the student retain?

Edited by schmunk on Saturday 27th August 07:26
Depends.

Is it:

x = original workload
w = new workload

w = x - 4(1/3x) (each book takes off 1/3 of initial workload)

or

w = ((((2/3x)) * 2/3x) * 2/3x) * 2/3x) (each book successively takes of 1/3 of workload)

etc

Kittens, dissected, etc

Dixy

2,924 posts

206 months

Saturday 27th August 2016
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None, he is a student, so never does any work in the first place.

K12beano

20,854 posts

276 months

Saturday 27th August 2016
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Jasandjules

69,945 posts

230 months

Saturday 27th August 2016
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Well if you don't know I'm not telling you....

havoc

30,092 posts

236 months

Saturday 27th August 2016
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Vaud said:
schmunk said:
GCSE question:

How much of his workload does the student retain?

Edited by schmunk on Saturday 27th August 07:26
Depends.

Is it:

x = original workload
w = new workload

w = x - 4(1/3x) (each book takes off 1/3 of initial workload)

or

w = ((((2/3x)) * 2/3x) * 2/3x) * 2/3x) (each book successively takes of 1/3 of workload)

etc

Kittens, dissected, etc
Sadly, I'd already had that thought before schmunk posted... getmecoat

MartG

20,695 posts

205 months

Sunday 28th August 2016
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Too true - whilst at Sunderland Airshow earlier this year I saw a family where the three generations present ( grandmother, adults, & teenage kids ) were all tagged frown
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