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….
Knowledge and Faith
Father O’Grady was preaching the difference between knowledge and faith.
‘In the front row we have Teresa and Shamus with their six children,’ he said. ‘Teresa knows they are her children. That’s knowledge.
Shamus believes they are his children. That’s faith.’
Restaurants.
There is a Mongolian-Jewish restaurant. It’s called Genghis Cohen..
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Two crayfish in a restaurant’s aquarium realised that this would probably be their last night together. The male started kissing and cuddling the female. She said: ‘Okay, but will you still respect me in the mornay?’
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A Scot, Irishman and an Englishman were dining together in a restaurant. When the waiter cleared away the coffee the Scot was heard to ask for the bill.
Next day the newspaper headlines declared: Irish Ventriloquist shot in restaurant.
In the pub…..
An Englishman, a Frenchman(the Scot was busy that day) and an Irishman were in a pub talking about their children.
‘My son was born on St George’s Day, ‘remarked the Englishman, ‘So we obviously decided to call him George.’
‘That’s a real coincidence’, observed the Frenchman’, My daughter was born on Valentine’s Day, so we decided to call her Valentine.’
‘That’s really incredible’, drawled the Irishman, ‘Exactly the same thing happened with my son Pancake.’
Thank you for joining us today and we hope you are leaving with a smile on your face.. Debby and Sally.
I can identify the childhood phone number(s) and current passwords!! And, how funny the way we’re named or how we name our kids. You made me laugh too hard, ladies! ❤
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You can never laugh too hard Miriam lol.. glad you enjoyed ♥
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I know, Sally, laughing is good for my facial muscles and my lungs! ❤
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The images are fabulous and the oxymorons, genius. And, of course, the jokes… Thanks for the laughs, Debby and Sally!
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Thanks Olga.. keep smiling ♥
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I laughed my head off!!
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This, we like to hear Jennie ❤
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I’m glad! Keep them coming!!!
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Good to hear Jennie..♥
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Love the oxymorons. So funny!
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Thanks Jamie.. they were very funny.. xx
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Thanks Jamie, glad you enjoyed 🙂
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Wonderful! The oxymorons were great, I can remember my childhood phone number (mind you, it was considerably shorter then), can’t remember yesterday’s password and loved Father O’Grady! Great stuff, ladies! 🤣 🤣 🤣
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Thanks Alex.. and I cannot remember my childhood phone number lol.. My mother was crafty.. she called everyone darling after the age of 90, saved an awful lot of stress.. ♥
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Funny how we remember certain numbers Trish. The only number I remember from the very long ago past was the first number I memorized from my dad’s business. ❤
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If only we could remember the stuff we need now!! ❤
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Lol ❤
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Loved the childhood phone number vs. yesterday’s password. That joke reminded me of my buddy, Bill. His father-in-law used to tell him, “You know more useless s*** than anyone I know.🤣
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Lol.. thanks Pete…have a good weekend..hugs
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Sometimes that useless stuff comes in handy, lol 🙂 Thanks Pete.
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Hilarious, Sally and Debby – love Father O’Grady, the support dog and the oxymorons. Toni x
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Thanks very much Toni…enjoy the weekend…♥
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So glad you enjoyed Toni xx
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You outdid yourselves Maids of Mirth. The oxymorons were terrific. My eyebrows went up when the Scot asked for the check. (I’m 1/2 Scot) Then the punchline caused me two puffs on the rescue inhaler.
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Lol.. sorry to make you breathless John … glad you enjoyed hugsx
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Always a good thing.
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LOLOL John. We like to hear this 🙂
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Knowledge and faith, ain’t it the truth. And the Jewish Mongolian restaurant LOL. Thanks for laughs my partner in fun. ❤
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Pleasure Debby and as always lovely being on your team ♥♥
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Ditto my friend! ❤ xx
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You have outdone yourselves today, ladies!
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Just what we like to hear thanks Dolly ♥
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My pleasure, dear Sally.
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Thank you Dolly, so glad you enjoyed 🙂
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My pleasure, dear Debby; I don’t even know which one I liked more.
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That’s a good thing 🙂
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Sure is 😻
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The emotional support dog! Hysterical. Loved this, thanks for the nice fit of giggles with my morning coffee! xxoo, C
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Wonderful to hear Cheryl.. hugsx
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Glad you enjoyed Cheryl. I don’t have a dog, but I swear that’s what he’d look like. 🙂 xx
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These are all great, ladies! Loved the James Bond and Fluffy meme. 🙂 And those Oxymorons are great!
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Thanks Jan… happy to hear ♥
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Thanks Jan. Happy to bring the smiles ❤
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So many of these cracked me up today. Loved the memes, Debby. The Bond one was a perfect match. Lol. And the difference between knowledge and faith was very clever, Sally. Thanks for the laughs!
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Thanks Diana.. delighted to hear you cracked up lol…hugsx
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Happy to hear we brought some smiles to your day Diana 🙂 ❤
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These list with oxymorons is also great. Good,, the term itself is selfexplaining by the examples. Lol xx Michael
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Great way to confuse people and the issue Michael which is why they are used by politicians a great deal..hugsx
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That’s it, Sally! For me also good to learn, for later. Lol Have a nice evening! xx Michael
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Lol, thanks Michael, redundant or what? Thank you for sharing too. ❤
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Those are some gigantic drawers!
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But so easy to fill Liz with the help of tubs of ice cream lol.. xx
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Good point!
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Almost scary! I like to call them my ‘big girl’ pants, lol 🙂
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In every sense of the term!
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Lol 🙂
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O. M. G. Some of your best, ladies. 🤣 Thank you for the laughter and delight! 💗
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Happy to hear Gwen ♥♥
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Yay, thanks Gwen ❤
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