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I was worried you would forget the leper jokes. I don’t know why.
What do you call two guys with no arms or legs hanging above your window? Curt ‘n Rod.
Q: Why did the pervert cross the road?
A: He was stuck in the chicken.
Have you heard about the Polish airliner that landed in a cemetery? They’ve recovered 600 bodies and they’re still digging.
How did Helen Keller burn her fingers?
Reading the waffle iron.
How did she burn her face?
answering the iron.
how did she burn the other side?
they called back.
how did H.K. break her arm?
reading road signs.
Why did her dog run away?
you would too if your name was [loud moaning noises].
There’s one more, but it might violate the [CoC].
What was Helen Keller’s favorite color?
Corduroy.
I’d heard the one about the extroverted actuary, but it was an extroverted Norskie.
Some of the Polack jokes were recycled as regional humor.
From Ohio: How do you sink a Kentucky riverboat?
Put it in a river.
From Georgia: Did you hear about the Baman who bought a new pair of Odor-Eaters?
He took two steps and he disappeared.
My extroverted uncle Ole used to tell the story about the indian who loved tea so much that he died in his teepee.
My uncle Ole went bowling once and rolled a strike and then sat down and took his shoes off.
He said “I can’t do any better than that.”
“Did you know Christina M’s eyes were blue?”
“It’s true- one blew left and one blew right!”
We had all of these on the playground as kids, but to be certain we must have gotten them all from overhearing adults. I doubt most elementary school kids are clever enough for such awful puns and what not at that age.
Q: What’s a Polish bride get on her wedding day that long and hard?
A: New last name
Here in Colorado we have a special feeling for Texans.
They usually show up at the slopes by the busload with all the same gear.
they end up littering the slopes, so you can ski around them, or you can ski them like moguls:
hit them hard on the top side with your skis, then stab them with your pole.
Whatta ya call a man with no arms and no legs nailed to the wall?
Art.
Keep ’em coming. This is definitely brightening my mood.
In a Pile of leaves?
Russel.
Behind a waterski boat?
Skipper.
In your mailbox?
Bill
In a hole?
Phil.
Next to a hole?
Doug.
I forgot:
Did you know Helen Keller had a pony?
Neither did she.
Mommy, mommy! Why am I going around in circles?
Shut up kid or I’ll nail your other foot to the floor.
How did Helen Keller burn her fingers?
She tried to read the waffle iron.
How many Polacks does it take to change a lightbulb?
76: 1 to hold the bulb, 75 to turn the house.
How many Irishmen?
11: 1 to hold the bulb, 10 to drink until the room spins.
Refrain: I used to work in Chicago in a department store. I used to work in Chicago, I did but I don’t anymore.
One day a woman came in and asked for some booze; what kind I asked of her. Liqueur she said, so lick ‘er I did and I don’t work there anymore!
One day a woman came in and asked for some boots; what kind I asked of her. Rubber she said, so rub ‘er I did and I don’t work there anymore!
One day a woman came in and asked for some jewelry; what kind I asked of her. Choker she said, so choke ‘er I did and I don’t work there anymore!
One day a woman came in complaining about a price; I said it’s set by corporate and not by me so what would you have me do? Dicker she said, so dick ‘er I did and I don’t work there anymore!
One day a woman came in and asked for some booze; what kind I asked of her. Dewars she said, so do ‘er I did and I don’t work there anymore!
One day a woman came in and asked for a fireplace tool; what kind I asked of her. Poker she said, so poke ‘er I did and I don’t work there anymore!
One day a woman came in and asked for a train ticket; to where I asked of her. Bangor she said, so bang ‘er I did and I don’t work there anymore!
How many psychologists does it take to change a lightbulb?
Only one, but the lightbulb has to want to change.
How do you….
Oops, can’t tell that one.
“Can Johnny come and play baseball?”
Mom, “you know that Johnny dosen’t have any arms or legs”
“We know, we need a second base”
Who’s that knocking at my door? Who’s that knocking at my door? Who’s that knocking at my door? Said the fair young maiden.
Open the door you ……. on second thought I don’t think the CoC would allow any of the Barnacle Bill The Sailor responses in this song.
Two kids died of hypothermia in their car at a drive-in movie theater. They went to a movie called “Closed for the Winter”.
Does anybody know how you can tell the difference between an epileptic corn-husker and a prostitute with cholera?
What do you call a dog with no legs?
It doesn’t matter, he’s not going to come anyway.
What do elephants use for tampons?
Sheep.
A man stops to watch two Polacks by a flag pole. One starts to climb the pole while holding the end of a tape measure. He gets about halfway up and slides back down. The other trys with the same results.
The man asks, what are you trying to do?
One Polack says there boss wants a new rope for the flagpole and they are trying to measure the height .
The man suggests that they take the pole and lay it down and measure it that way.
The Polacks answer that we want the height not the width.