Sean Connery Joke Thread (Vol 11)
Sean Connery Joke Thread (Vol 11)
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RJO

808 posts

291 months

Wednesday 12th November
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RJO said:
Filton-flyer said:
I was in a band called The Prevention....
We were better than The Cure.
We reformed and called ourselves cellophane...
We were rappers
We reformed again, and called ourselves paper...
We did rock covers

MartG

22,133 posts

224 months

Wednesday 12th November
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vaud said:
A seven-year-old boy is sitting at the dinner table with his parents. Suddenly he announces, "Me and Janie is getting married."

"Oh?" says the mother. "And how old is Janie?"

"Five," replies the boy.

"And where will you live?" asks the mother.

"Well," says the boy, "Janie's room is bigger than my room, so we'll live in her room."

"How about expenses?" asks the father. "What are you going to do for money?"

"I get a dollar a week in allowance," says the lad, "and Janie gets seventy five cents. If we put them together we´ll be okay."

"I see," says the father. "But what are you going to do if you have children?"

"Well," says the boy, "we've been lucky so far."
The version I heard the punchline was "Nah, I'll just keep taking her up the arse"

Stealthracer

8,229 posts

198 months

Wednesday 12th November
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RJO said:
RJO said:
Filton-flyer said:
I was in a band called The Prevention....
We were better than The Cure.
We reformed and called ourselves cellophane...
We were rappers
We reformed again, and called ourselves paper...
We did rock covers
I was in a tribute band called the Small Faeces.

But we were st.

captain_cynic

15,951 posts

115 months

Wednesday 12th November
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Stealthracer said:
RJO said:
RJO said:
Filton-flyer said:
I was in a band called The Prevention....
We were better than The Cure.
We reformed and called ourselves cellophane...
We were rappers
We reformed again, and called ourselves paper...
We did rock covers
I was in a tribute band called the Small Faeces.

But we were st.
If I formed a band it would be called Major Blast so I could make headlines that said "Major Blast Rocks London"

Biker's Nemesis

40,681 posts

228 months

Wednesday 12th November
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grumpy52

5,885 posts

186 months

Wednesday 12th November
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When asked for a word to describe our prime minister it was decided that it would be Custard .
Half c@@@ half Bastar@

Vipers

33,355 posts

248 months

Thursday 13th November
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Johnny nips to the bathroom, after a while his mother asks if he is OK

Johnny says “I am OK mum don’t worry”

After a while, being a little concerned he has been on the loo so long she creeps upstairs, and listens outside of the bathroom and keeps hearing a thud.

She knocks on the door and enters, Johnny is still on the loo.

Mother asks him “Are you sure you are alright”

Just as Johnny replies, he bangs his head with a book and says he is OK

Mother asks “Why do you keep banging your head with that book”

Johhy replies “Well it works on Ketchup”


Milkyway

11,417 posts

73 months

Thursday 13th November
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A guy's new. GF was giving him a handjob, but was lacking in the technique dept.
He's politely asked her to treat his tool like a bottle of ketchup.
She smiled, gently squeezed it but the smacks on the end bought tears to his eyes.

Edited by Milkyway on Thursday 13th November 14:55

Legacywr

14,093 posts

208 months

Thursday 13th November
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Vipers said:
Johnny nips to the bathroom, after a while his mother asks if he is OK

Johnny says I am OK mum don t worry

After a while, being a little concerned he has been on the loo so long she creeps upstairs, and listens outside of the bathroom and keeps hearing a thud.

She knocks on the door and enters, Johnny is still on the loo.

Mother asks him Are you sure you are alright

Just as Johnny replies, he bangs his head with a book and says he is OK

Mother asks Why do you keep banging your head with that book

Johhy replies Well it works on Ketchup
I thought the punchline was going to be him having a wk biggrin

Vipers

33,355 posts

248 months

Thursday 13th November
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Legacywr said:
I thought the punchline was going to be him having a wk biggrin
Strange how one’s mind works laughbeer

Rayny

1,891 posts

221 months

Friday 14th November
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Vipers said:
Legacywr said:
I thought the punchline was going to be him having a wk biggrin
Strange how one s mind works laughbeer
Speak for yourself, you old ????er smile

MartG

22,133 posts

224 months

Friday 14th November
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In the days leading up to Christmas, everything started going wrong for Santa.

First, four of his best elves came down sick, and the trainees just couldn’t keep up.

Toy production slowed to a crawl, and Santa felt the pressure building.

Then Mrs Claus mentioned, ever so casually, “Santa… my mother is coming to stay with us for the holidays.”

That didn’t help his stress one bit.

When Santa went out to harness the reindeer, he discovered that three were about to give birth, and two had jumped the fence and wandered off into the snow somewhere.

Trying to stay calm, Santa began loading the sleigh — only for one of the floorboards to crack in half, sending the entire bag of toys tumbling to the ground and scattering everywhere.

Fed up, Santa stomped back inside for a cup of apple cider… with a little rum.

But when he opened the cupboard, he found that the elves had drunk all the cider and hidden the liquor.

He sighed, reached for another jug of cider, and promptly dropped it, shattering it into a thousand pieces across the kitchen floor.

He went to grab the broom, only to discover that the mice had chewed all the straw off the end.

At that very moment, the doorbell rang.

An exhausted, irritated Santa yanked the door open — and there stood a little angel, smiling from ear to ear, holding a giant Christmas tree.

With the brightest voice imaginable, the angel chirped, “Merry Christmas, Santa! Isn’t it a wonderful day?

I brought you this beautiful Christmas tree! Now… where would you like me to stick it?”

And that, my friends, is how the tradition of putting the little angel on top of the Christmas tree began.

littleredrooster

6,053 posts

216 months

Friday 14th November
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MartG said:
In the days leading up to Christmas, everything started going wrong for Santa.

[snip]
And that, my friends, is how the tradition of putting the little angel on top of the Christmas tree began.
smilesmile Excellent. I too have been telling the same tale once a year for the past thirty years. smile These things must not be forgotten!

Rayny

1,891 posts

221 months

Friday 14th November
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littleredrooster said:
<Snipped for relevance> These things must not be forgotten!
Fully agreed, which is why I'm happy to see jokes reposted for newer readers of this thread.

MartG

22,133 posts

224 months

Saturday 15th November
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Rayny

1,891 posts

221 months

Saturday 15th November
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Rayny said:
Vipers said:
Legacywr said:
I thought the punchline was going to be him having a wk biggrin
Strange how one s mind works laughbeer
Speak for yourself, you old ????er smile
For the avoidance of doubt - The joke was about a book, so I was referring to Vipers as an old reader.
It's shocking to think just how your minds might be working... wink

Legacywr

14,093 posts

208 months

Saturday 15th November
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Rayny said:
Rayny said:
Vipers said:
Legacywr said:
I thought the punchline was going to be him having a wk biggrin
Strange how one s mind works laughbeer
Speak for yourself, you old ????er smile
For the avoidance of doubt - The joke was about a book, so I was referring to Vipers as an old reader.
It's shocking to think just how your minds might be working... wink
I didn’t take offence smile

Vipers

33,355 posts

248 months

Saturday 15th November
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Legacywr said:
Rayny said:
Rayny said:
Vipers said:
Legacywr said:
I thought the punchline was going to be him having a wk biggrin
Strange how one s mind works laughbeer
Speak for yourself, you old ????er smile
For the avoidance of doubt - The joke was about a book, so I was referring to Vipers as an old reader.
It's shocking to think just how your minds might be working... wink
I didn t take offence smile
Love it when jokes get so many hilarious comments, keep up the good work men beer

Skyedriver

21,650 posts

302 months

Saturday 15th November
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Legacywr said:
I didn't take offence smile
Nor the gate I hope?

Milkyway

11,417 posts

73 months

Saturday 15th November
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Vipers said:
Love it when jokes get so many hilarious comments, keep up the good work men beer
Kids grow up too fast these days.