Firstly, some funnies from Debby Gies followed by some funnies from Sally. Thanks to those who share the funnies on the internet.
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Now for some fun from Sally….Exam results part two
Apparently real answers to exam questions!!
Literature
As a youth Shakespeare spent a year under Queen Elizabeth.
Q. Who was Juliet’s father. A. Lord Catapult
Q. Who was Juliet’s mother A. Lady Copulate
It is mainly Hamlet’s actions that lead people to believe him mad – appearing and frightening Ophelia in her bedroom with his trousers round his ankles.
Cleopatra killed herself by taking aspic and died in her needle.
Anthony and Cleopatra is full of phallic cymbals.
It’s the way you tell ’em
Immigrants often do not bother to learn to speak the English Language let alone wright it.
Grate Britt’n has the best educain cistern in the wold.
If there was no scool rools there would be utercayoss
This is a specticcill not to be mist.
To vote you must be over the age of eighteen and be of fixed mind, meaning that you are not stupid and vote Conservative because it has a nice ring to it.
Q. Briefly describe how to carry out any simple repair – A. To mend a puncha stick a plasta on the in a choobe.
Misconceptions.
Sleeping sickness is brought on by the bite of the sexy fly.
The diver knew he had to act quickly when the octopus wrapped its testacles around him.
Weightlessness can be produced by over-dieting.
Some people have extra-sensual perception.
Pollution is caused by cars giving off intoxicating fumes.
An atheist is someone who puts you to sleep before an operation.
Historical inaccuracies.
Edward II was not fit to be a king. Whenever a tournament was going on he and Piers Gaveston would play dice and other games in the stables.
The King met the Barons at Runnymede for the Great Chatter.
The Black Death was a warning from God and this brought on masochistic activities such as a great wave of flatulence.
Henry wanted his marriage to Catherine of Aragon to be declared dull and void.
Drake said that the Armada could wait but his bowels couldn’t
Peter the Great westernised Russia by building cinemas and music halls.
King Louis didn’t bother that the peasants were starving – he just stayed in the palace and kept holding his balls.
In Italy Gary Baldy and his Gorillas rode to victory.
Source Howlers by William Cooke and illustrated by Mike Gordon Published 1988 Used copies are available on Ebay and Amazon.
Thank you for joining us today and we hope you are leaving with a smile on your face.. Debby and Sally.
I knew there had to be female centaurs!
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brilliant photo of one lol.. ♥
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Lol 🙂
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Hahaha! Love these. Thanks for sharing the fun, ladies! Hugs 💕🙂
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Thanks Harmony.. ♥
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Good to hear Harmony ❤
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Ha, Ha, Sally and Debby. Words are so funny! Thanks for the laughs. ❤
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Thanks Colleen.. I love the school howlers.. much more interesting than the reality lol..♥
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LOL! I’m laughing all over again. 😀
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Happy to bring the smiles ❤
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Thanks, Sis. I don’t to get to all of these funnies but I always appreciate the work you and Sally put into these posts. ❤
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No explanations necessary. Life, Sis. We love to see you visit. ❤
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You hit the spot with these, ladies. Thanks for the laughs. Hugs
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Wonderful to hear William… thanks for passing the laughs along..hugsx
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Thanks so much William xx
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Over the top Maids of Mirth.
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Fabulous thanks John…hugsx
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Woohoo John. Thanks! 🙂
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Thanks for the smiles xo
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Glad you enjoyed Denise..hugsx
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Our pleasure Denise ❤
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Oh, no, not the Great Wave of Flatulence!
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Lol.. gotta keep off the beans..xx
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For sure!
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LOL 🙂
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Lol Sal, loved those tidbits of wisdom. The immigrant one reminded me of your Chrishmish Reshipe. LOL ❤ xx
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lol.. that recipe certainly hit the spot..♥♥
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Lol yup ❤
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Those pictures are hilarious! As for the students’ answers… welcome to my world! Lol! Great laugh, Sally and Debby! 🙂
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It must be hard to keep a straight face at times Yvette… it does show a great deal of creativity to make the pieces fit lol.. xx
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Hi Sally and Debby, Hilarious – love the literature jokes. Toni x
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Thanks Toni.. glad to hear you enjoyed ♥
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“Roxanne, you don’t have to put on the red light.” Don’t mind me.🤣 Now that song is stuck in my head. Sting is a much better singer than me.
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lol…great song and give it your all Pete… have a good weekend.
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Thanks for sharing Michael..hugsx
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Lol – All so wonderful, but the best in my meaning are the questions on Shakespeare’s work, and the immigrant’s language testing.:-)) Beeing honest, my OCR and Voice Recognition is offering similar results. Thanks Sally and Debby! xx Michael
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Lol… we had one of those in the early days and it converted my text into a completely new language… glad you enjoyed Michael..hugsx
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Too many wonderful ones to make a choice! These are top-notch – comedy awards to both of you! xx
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Thanks very much Alex.. delighted to hear ♥♥
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