A young woman enters the confessional and says, "Bless me Father,
for I have sinned. Last night I made love to a complete stranger
seven times." "Go home and squeeze the juice of seven lemons into a
small glass and drink it down as quickly as you can." "Will that
wash away my sins?" No, but it will take that smile off your face."
Why don't Baptists fuck standing up? They're afraid it might lead
to dancing. Three men arrive at the Pearly Gates at the same time
and St. Peter says, "Religion?" "Methodist." "Door six, but be
quiet as you pass door four." To the second man: "Religion?"
"Jewish." "Door seven, but be quiet as you pass door four." To the
third: "Religion?" "Hindu." "Door two, but be quiet as you pass
door four." "Why do you tell everyone to be quiet passing door
four?" "That's the Evangelical Christian door and they think they
are the only ones up here." On the seventh day God sat back,
admiring his creation. "I think it's perfect," he said to the angel
Gabriel. "Not quite perfect, my Lord," said Gabriel. "How so?"
"Shouldn't the humans have differing sets of genitalia just like
the animals?" God pondered for a moment. Then he said, "You're
absolutely right. I think I'll give the dumb one a cunt." What's
the difference between a circumcision and a crucifixion? With a
crucifixion they throw away the entire Jew. What's the best way to
make God laugh? Tell her all your plans. During her prayers one
night a teacher asked God why there was so much violence in
American schools. A light shone into her bedroom and a voice
boomed: "I don't know. I'm not allowed in American schools." Why
did Mary Magdalene want to have sex with Jesus? She wanted to
experience his Second Coming. Why do guys attend church Sunday
mornings after sowing their wild oats on Saturday nights? To pray
for crop failure. A man walks into a bar and orders a glass of
chardonnay. "Here's a new joke," he says to the bartender, "two
Jews are walking down the street-" "I'm Jewish," says the
bartender, "and I'm tired of hearing Jewish jokes. Pick on some
other religion." "Okay. Two Buddhists are walking down the street.
One says to the other, 'So there we were, at my nephew's bar
mitzvah...'" Sister Donna asked her fifth grade class, what they
wanted to be when they grew up. Suzie said, "I'd like to be a
doctor." Bobby said, and "I want to be a policeman." Leslie said,
"I'm going to be a prostitute." The shocked nun said, "What did you
say?" "I'm going to be a prostitute," said Leslie. "Well, thank
God," said the nun. "I thought you said you're going to be a
Protestant." How do Catholics make money on hot summer days? They
freeze Holy Water and sell them as Pope-sickles. A man says to his
Rabbi, "I think my wife is trying to serve me poisoned Passover
cake." "I'll talk with her," says the Rabbi. "Thank you." The next
day the Rabbi calls, "I talked to your wife for three hours and I
know exactly what you should do." "What's that?" "Eat the cake."
Adolf Hitler asks his astrologer, "When will I die?" "On a Jewish
Holiday." "Why a Jewish holiday?" "Any day you die will be a Jewish
holiday." Father Murphy hears a knock on the door at midnight. He
gets up, opens the door, but doesn't see anyone. Then he looks down
and sees two little leprechauns. "Good evening Father. I have a
question for you." "Fine." "Do you have any leprechaun nuns in the
parish?" asks a leprechaun. "No we don't." "How long have you,
yourself been a priest?" "Forty years." "In that 40 year time span,
have you yourself ever seen or heard of a leprechaun nun?" "No I
haven't." One leprechaun turned to the other and says, "We'll just
have to face it Clancy. We just fucked a couple of penguins." Adam
was so lonely that he asked the Lord for a mate. The Lord said,
"For the perfect companion, compatible in every way, it'll cost you
an arm and a leg." Adam said, "What can I get for a rib?" Many many
more jokes inside
General
Imprint: |
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
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Country of origin: |
United States |
Series: |
The Official ------ Jokebook, 9 |
Release date: |
June 2013 |
First published: |
June 2013 |
Authors: |
Rob Loughran
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Dimensions: |
229 x 152 x 3mm (L x W x T) |
Format: |
Paperback - Trade
|
Pages: |
62 |
ISBN-13: |
978-1-4904-5953-0 |
Categories: |
Books >
Sport & Leisure >
Humour >
Jokes & riddles
|
LSN: |
1-4904-5953-7 |
Barcode: |
9781490459530 |
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