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there is a lack of jokes here. i want to end that. humour is entertaining and funny:
The Lone Ranger and Tonto walked into a bar and sat down for a couple of beers. A few minutes later, a lnaky, bow-legged cowboy walked in.
Cowboy: "Who owns the big white horse outside?"
The Lone Ranger replied. "I do, why?"
Cowboy: "You better take care of him. He's almost dead from the heat."
The Lone Ranger and Tonto rushed outside and found Silver leaning against the hitching post, panting. They got him some water and soon Silver was looking better, but he was still panting.
The Lone Ranger: "Tonto, run around Silver as fast as you can and see if the breeze makes him feel any better."
Tonto began running around and around Silver. The Lone Ranger returned to the bar to finish his beer. A few minutes later, another cowboy came into the bar.
Cowboy: "Who owns that big white horse outside?"
The Lone Ranger: "I do, what's wrong with him this time?"
Cowboy: "Nothing, but you left your Injun runnin."
The Lone Ranger and Tonto walked into a bar and sat down for a couple of beers. A few minutes later, a lnaky, bow-legged cowboy walked in.
Cowboy: "Who owns the big white horse outside?"
The Lone Ranger replied. "I do, why?"
Cowboy: "You better take care of him. He's almost dead from the heat."
The Lone Ranger and Tonto rushed outside and found Silver leaning against the hitching post, panting. They got him some water and soon Silver was looking better, but he was still panting.
The Lone Ranger: "Tonto, run around Silver as fast as you can and see if the breeze makes him feel any better."
Tonto began running around and around Silver. The Lone Ranger returned to the bar to finish his beer. A few minutes later, another cowboy came into the bar.
Cowboy: "Who owns that big white horse outside?"
The Lone Ranger: "I do, what's wrong with him this time?"
Cowboy: "Nothing, but you left your Injun runnin."
BiGGiE L͆†L€ Jn®™ wrote:
> I really am against a jokes thread, as there have been so many and
> most of the jokes are SOOOOOO not funny. Keep the jokes in the
> longest threads.
true
> I really am against a jokes thread, as there have been so many and
> most of the jokes are SOOOOOO not funny. Keep the jokes in the
> longest threads.
true
I really am against a jokes thread, as there have been so many and most of the jokes are SOOOOOO not funny. Keep the jokes in the longest threads.
hahahahahahahahaha.............. lol.................... wow..........
Thats not that funny, i laughed, but on the inside.
Sorry I didn't laugh
u can put ur own on
"humour is entertaining and funny"
Haha
Haha
Ho-ho, I didn't see that coming :)
there is a lack of jokes here. i want to end that. humour is entertaining and funny:
The Lone Ranger and Tonto walked into a bar and sat down for a couple of beers. A few minutes later, a lnaky, bow-legged cowboy walked in.
Cowboy: "Who owns the big white horse outside?"
The Lone Ranger replied. "I do, why?"
Cowboy: "You better take care of him. He's almost dead from the heat."
The Lone Ranger and Tonto rushed outside and found Silver leaning against the hitching post, panting. They got him some water and soon Silver was looking better, but he was still panting.
The Lone Ranger: "Tonto, run around Silver as fast as you can and see if the breeze makes him feel any better."
Tonto began running around and around Silver. The Lone Ranger returned to the bar to finish his beer. A few minutes later, another cowboy came into the bar.
Cowboy: "Who owns that big white horse outside?"
The Lone Ranger: "I do, what's wrong with him this time?"
Cowboy: "Nothing, but you left your Injun runnin."
The Lone Ranger and Tonto walked into a bar and sat down for a couple of beers. A few minutes later, a lnaky, bow-legged cowboy walked in.
Cowboy: "Who owns the big white horse outside?"
The Lone Ranger replied. "I do, why?"
Cowboy: "You better take care of him. He's almost dead from the heat."
The Lone Ranger and Tonto rushed outside and found Silver leaning against the hitching post, panting. They got him some water and soon Silver was looking better, but he was still panting.
The Lone Ranger: "Tonto, run around Silver as fast as you can and see if the breeze makes him feel any better."
Tonto began running around and around Silver. The Lone Ranger returned to the bar to finish his beer. A few minutes later, another cowboy came into the bar.
Cowboy: "Who owns that big white horse outside?"
The Lone Ranger: "I do, what's wrong with him this time?"
Cowboy: "Nothing, but you left your Injun runnin."