Happy Labor Day!!!! Hope y'all are doing something fun!!!!!!!
Here are some one-liner groooaaans that I hope will give y'all a giggle!!!!! Some are bad; aome are good; some are so bad they're good!!!! Enjoy!!!
* I hate the price of candy at the movie theater. They're always raisinette.
* When the Sun and the planets die, one person will receive the whole inheritance. Their lawyer convinced them to pursue a sole-heir system.
* I knew the little guy was going to play a prank on me, because of my sense of imp portents.
* The stern pirate captain's policy of forcing the worst members of his crew to walk the plank went swimmingly.
* Did you hear about the bivalve they called in to interrogate for that big murder investigation? Apparently, he's clammed up.
* I'm reading a book about anti-gravity. It's impossible to put down.
* A rule of grammar: double negatives are a no-no.
* I didn't want to buy leather shoes, but eventually I was suede.
* John Deere's manure spreader is the only equipment the company won't stand behind.
* Reading Kant shouldn't be hard, it comes with Immanuel.
GROOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!
Hope y'all are having a great day!!!!!!!!
Happy Blogging!!!!!!!!!
Kay
Groan indeed.
ReplyDeleteThese are great ones, Kay. Sorry I haven't visited often lately. I've been on an Internet fast of sorts. Hope you are well.
ReplyDeleteHi, catching up after a blogless spell; groaners help.
ReplyDeleteWe did, we did...I'm running pictures from our weekend while I groan.
ReplyDeleteHaving ridden through my Uncle's Ohio dairy cow's barnyard on his manure spreader, I can sure vouch for the John Deere item!
ReplyDeleteHhahaha awesome list! I like the one reading an anti-gravity book.
ReplyDelete"Did you hear about the bivalve they called in to interrogate for that big murder investigation? Apparently, he's clammed up."
ReplyDeleteSooner or later, he'll come out of his shell...
:)
Always a pleasure to catch up with your blog!
When I was in college (then called The University of Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy - an engineering school - now the Missouri School of Science & Technology, I believe), St Patrick's day was celebrated with a parade down the main street of Rolla MO. The parade featured a manure spreader on which rode the student body's honorary "St Pat" for that year.
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