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Lawyers are leaving their mark everywhere. Today I went to the aquarium and saw a sign that read: "Alleged Killer Whale."
Submitted by Gregg Siegel
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A friend of mine got lost on the way to the Mountain View Playhouse, a theater in a small North Carolina town. He stopped at a farmhouse, where a woman gave him excellent directions.
A week later he went back to see another play, got lost again and stopped at the same house. When the woman came to the door, she exclaimed, "My heavens! You haven't found it yet?"
Submitted by Tyson Betty
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A co-worker was looking the worse for wear following a blowout shindig the night before.
"Are you feeling all right?" I asked.
"I don't know," she answered slowly. "I think I'm suffering from post-partying depression."
Submitted by May-Ling Gonzales
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Military cost cutting has hit everything, including toilet paper. Only the cheapest graces our latrines. So when a couple of boxes filled with the good stuff -- two-ply tissue! -- fell in our laps, it was like manna from heaven. But the next morning, our behinds were brought down to earth. It was all a mistake. The boxes were intended for the officers club.
"I should have known," grumbled the supply sergeant. "Our officers demand everything in duplicate!"
Submitted by Gary Winter
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MY BIG FAT GREEK WEDDING (2002) You may have seen this blockbuster back when it played in the theaters, but it's even funnier the second time around. It centers on the life story of Toula (Nia Vardalos), whose family instructs her to marry a Greek boy and make Greek babies. Instead she chooses Ian (John Corbett). The collision of cultures is inevitable. ("I'm a vegetarian," Ian explains to a Greek aunt. "That's OK. I'll make lamb.") Fine performances all around, especially from Michael Constantine as Toula's ethnocentric dad.
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You Know the Drill
By Mary Roach
"I went to the dentist this week, after a hiatus of some centuries…"
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I dialed a wrong number and got the following recording: "I am not available right now, but I thank you for caring enough to call. I am making some changes in my life. Please leave a message after the beep. If I do not return your call, you are one of the changes."
Submitted by Antonio Curtis, Vallejo, Calif.
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