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As if Bill Cheney, our VP, didn't have problems enough, I mean he has used every available blood vessel in his body and they're attached to his heart in a MegaBypass. Today, he suffered a major heart attack stemming from Russia's invasion of Georgia. Our Veep, who holds the 'Ripley's' record for the most blood vessels used in a cumulative bypass, 23!, was not stricken because of the invasion, but because of a Bush gone completely mad, with installation of a huge entire White House-filled speaker system. And, it's been blasting Ray Charles' rendition of 'Georgia On My Mind' for the past three days, as the President, Condoleezza Rice, and Cheney tried to come up with a plan. Cheney, unfortunately, had to be rushed today to Walter Reed Army Medical Center after having to yell over the song being played in excesss of 170 decibels in the East Room, enough for total permanent hearng loss within eleven hours. Said a shouting Bush, "Heck, I just keep my assistant pushing replay of that Charles recording on You Tube. Technology, man!" Despite being advised that the song is about the state of Georgia in the U.S., our Commander-in-Chief brushed away the comment with, "No Texas sweat; they're spelled the same way...ain't they!!!?"
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Doctors will say anything to fat people. First of all, if you're fat, that's what the problem is. Gallbladder problems? Faaaat. Headaches? Lose some weight blimpo! Cause of that nasty gunshut wound to the neck? The obesity epidemic, obviously.
And they'll suggest anything. I had knee problems and my doctor told me a gastric bypass would help with that. It did, but buying better shoes would have helped too, and I wouldn't be shitting myself every time I eat cottage cheese.
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"The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggle."
-Karl Marx
Most rational people would just chalk this statement up as another whiny crybaby looking for a handout. Sure, there are haves and have nots in human society. But if you know anything about biological society at all, then you know that rank and class make things happen. Look at our closest societal relatives in the animal kingdom, ants and bees. They have a certain hierarchy that goes from queen down to worker that has been in place five hundred million plus years before the first four chambered heart pumped on Earth. It has served them well for over half a billion years. The queen is the hives celebrity that is waited on hand and foot. Meanwhile, most workers and drones are blind. Their function in life is to clean, defend, and serve the queen. I don't see an insect equivalent of Karl Marx writing some manifesto begging for a fair shake and equality.
So it wasn't a shock to me that on my visit to Six Flags Great Adventure last weekend, the seperation of classes was alive and well. There is now a way for the rich and wealthy to avoid the lines for the attractions, which as anyone knows can get into the 2 hour range. "Flash Pass" can be purchased for $32 per person or Gold Flash Pass for $50 (more than park entry) which allows the holder to bypass all lines and wait no more than fifteen minutes on an otherwise two hour line.
Being a famous, fabulous comedian, paying $50 to avoid lines was a no brainer for me. I plunked down my $50 and enjoyed a wonderful day riding over 15 rollercoasters. I especially enjoyed the looks I got from the bourgeoisie and canille as I was escorted in front of them by a park liason and given my choice of what car I wanted to sit on, on attractions such as Kingda-ka, Batman the ride, & NITRO. If you know anything about poor people, you know they don't look, or smell especially good after waiting 2 hours in the hot sun to go on a ride that lasts 28 seconds.
I'm waiting now for low-income park goers to elect a leader. Someone who will give a voice to their plight. History also shows that when inequality and injustice thrive, a leader is born, to show the rest of the world when imparity is prevalent.
"Rollercoaster riders of the world unite!"
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Pat Bertoletti inhaled 21 pounds of grits in 10 minutes to win $4,000 in the World Grits Eating Championship. Bertoletti will be using the money toward his next triple bypass.
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While she skirted questions about her dramatic weight loss for years, talk show personality Star Jones has now admitted to having gastric bypass surgery. She added that water is wet.
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Star Jones has fessed up and admitted to resorting to gastric bypass surgery to lose the weight so she could go after her childhood dream of staring in the sequel to E.T. Now she can have all the Reese's Pieces she wants. Reportedly also in the sequel, Rosie O'Donnell will be playing the fat adult Elliot who tries to adopt E.T. and teach him baseball.
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Charlie Weis, the former Patriots offensive coordinator lost his case against two doctors he claimed botched his care after he had gastric bypass surgery five years ago. The most damning evidence against Weis was his huge belly.
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