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Daily Clean Jokes for December 10, 2024


 

Daily Clean Jokes for December 10, 2024? ??


Kirk's Limerick

Funding for my foundation did halt,

But it now has resumed.??I exalt.

????????????All the funding, I smirk,

????????????Of San Andreas work

Is quite?generous?to?a?fault.

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Conrad and Chris got it.

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Kirk Miller

Don't settle for the world as it is.? Work for the world as it should be.

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Kirk's Puns

Every Thanksgiving, my family would get together for a family dinner. We were a large family, but could only afford one turkey.??The children were at a separate table, and would have to wait for the platters to reach us after passing through the adults.??Even though I longed for some white meat, all too often the turkey would run out before the platters reached us, and I would not even get dark meat.??We would have to settle for hot dogs.??From that experience, I learned a very valuable lesson in life. "Hope for the breast, but prepare for the wurst."

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I used to be a nun, but I got expelled because of my dirty habits.

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The numeral 10 asked the numeral 11 if she would go with him to the wedding as a plus one.

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The aspiring actress was auditioning at M.G.M. when the lion got loose, so she went to warn her brothers.

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How do chickens dance? Chick to chick.


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A little risque clip from Australia:??


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My wife was getting annoyed that I kept leaving freezer door open and it kept on defrosting.

We have since split up, it¡¯s all water under the fridge.


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Father: Didn¡¯t you promise to be a good boy?

Little Johnny: Yes, father.

Father: And didn¡¯t I promise to punish you if you weren¡¯t?

Little Johnny: Yes, father. But since I¡¯ve broken my promise, you don¡¯t have to keep yours.

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Thought Of The Day:

Not Finished

¡°A man is not finished when he is defeated. He is finished when he quits. ¡±

- Richard Nixon

Received from aJokeADay.

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Dishes.

Dishes who?

Dishes me. Who ish you?


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Healthy Life Style


A woman walked up to a little old man rocking in a chair on his porch.

"I couldn't help noticing how happy you look," she said. "What's your secret for a long happy life?"

"I smoke three packs of cigarettes a day," he said. "I also drink a case of whiskey a week, eat fatty foods, and never exercise."?

"That's amazing," the woman said. "How old are you?'

"Twenty-six," he said.

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Walk Across Water


A rabbi, a priest and a pastor were all in a boat together fishing. The pastor said to the others, "I think I am going to go over to that shore and sit down." So, he gets out of the boat, walks across the water and sits down on the shore.

Then, the priest says to the rabbi, "I think I going to go over there to join him." So, he does the same as the pastor and sits next to him on the shore.

The rabbi thinks to himself, "Well, if they can do it, so can I!" So, he climbs out of the boat, but he falls in the water.?

The pastor says to the priest, "Do you think we should of told him where the rocks were?"


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New Exercise Philosophy


Physical exercise is good for you. I know that I should do it daily but my body doesn't want me to do too much, so I have worked out this program of strenuous activities that do not require physical exercise.You are invited to use my program without charge.

1) Beating around the bush

2) Jumping to conclusions

3) Climbing the walls

4) Swallowing my pride

5) Passing the buck

6) Throwing my weight around

7) Dragging my heels

8) Pushing my luck

9) Making mountains out of molehills

10) Hitting the nail on the head

11) Wading through paperwork

12) Bending over backwards

13) Jumping on the bandwagon?

14) Balancing the books

15) Running around in circles

16) Eating crow

17) Tooting my own horn

18) Climbing the ladder of success

19) Pulling out the stops

20) Adding fuel to the fire

21) Opening a can of worms

22) Putting my foot in my mouth

23) Starting the ball rolling

24) Going over the edge

25) Picking up the pieces

Happy Exercising ...

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DEAR ABBY: My husband and I have been taking care of my father-in-law for four years -- getting his groceries, going to the bank, picking up prescriptions and doing different tasks. He's disabled and lives in an upstairs apartment with no access to getting downstairs. He can't walk, bathe himself or get in and out of bed by himself. He has hired a nurse to get him in and out of bed every day. Because we live 30 minutes away and we both work, there is no way we can manage this.

My father passed away recently, so I've also been helping my mom. All of this has put a strain on our marriage -- I'm going one way, and my husband is going the other, plus my father-in-law has complained that I'm not coming over. I have tried explaining to him that I can't be in two places at once.

Our 25th wedding anniversary is coming up, and we have told both of our parents we won't be coming over that weekend and will be cutting back to every other weekend so we can spend time together. To our dismay, we got pushback, with comments like, "Well, you see each other every night." We tried to explain that by the time we get home, eat and do the dishes, there isn't much together time, and definitely not enough for a day at the park or something.

Do you have advice on how to handle this? We want to continue to help but we need our time too, so we thought we had suggested a good compromise. -- BURNED OUT IN WISCONSIN

DEAR BURNED OUT: Is there anyone else who could be helpful to your father-in-law, who now seems isolated from everyone but you and his son? Are there any relatives or friends of his and his late wife who could visit him? If the answer is no, someone from your religious community or your local area agency on aging might be able to help.

You and your husband appear to be loving and generous people, but you must put the health of your marriage higher on your list of priorities and not permit yourselves to be guilted out of it.



DEAR ABBY: A close friend, who I also work with, agreed to attend a paleontology exhibit with me approximately six months before the exhibit was scheduled to open. We were both excited about it and talked frequently about how much fun it would be to attend together.

About a week after it opened, I was unexpectedly out of the office for a medical emergency, and my friend attended the exhibit without me. Am I wrong for feeling upset? She keeps telling me to get over it and is not being understanding at all. Am I overreacting? -- BOTHERED IN THE EAST

DEAR BOTHERED: If the exhibit was finished before you were able to go, you shouldn't blame your friend for seeing it. If, however, the exhibit was still on, I can't blame you for being upset that she went without you. The question now is, is this worth ending a friendship over? (I hope not.)


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