The following are the great (so far) unanswered jokes of our time:

– How many Pollacks does it take to make a village of 4,009 Irish forget that Italians even exist?

– What do you get you when you combine Dracula with a roasted turkey in a world where Fangsgiving is simply not possible?

– What time was it, exactly, when the unusually small elephant sat on the very sturdy gate made of granite?

– What is Frankenstein’s favorite flavor of ice cream?

–A pessimist walks into a bar, orders a drink and proceeds to gulp down half of it. He then, says, “Bartender! My drink is half empty!”

An optimist then walks into the same bar and orders a drink. He also, right away, drinks half of it. “Bartender! My drink is half full!” the optimist proclaims loudly (for some reason).

A humorist then walks into the bar and also orders a drink. He then begins to tell this very joke. The optimist and the pessimist (the pessimist slightly less so) are amused in their fuzzy haze of drink to realize how their situation is just like the one being described in the joke. But before the humorist gets to the punchline, he keels over dead.

Sports Journalist Doesn’t Think of Obvious Pun for Headline

Scottsdale, AZ - Derek Johns, sportswriter for the Scottsdale Lender newspaper, is beating himself up over a missed opportunity. For the Saturday edition of the paper, he reported on the lopsided 47-7 victory of the Scottsdale High Matadors over the Flagstaff South High Bulls only to come up with the headline “Matadors Win the Game Against Bulls.”

When called for comment, Johns didn’t at first understand why his most recent article was of interest: “So, what’s the problem? ‘Matadors Win the Game Against Bulls.’ That’s an amazing headline. It succinctly but cleverly says so much about the game. I thought about it for a long time.” But when it was suggested he could have, instead, topped off the story with something like “Matadors Lance Bulls,” Johns wept and hung up the phone.

Ford Recalls Four Models that Could Cause Immediate Death

Detroit, MI - Ford Motor Company announced today that it is recalling four of its 2007 models including the Taurus, the Escape, and the popular Focus.

“These four models, we are saddened to say, will explode if the driver does not put the key into the ignition exactly the right way. Please, if you own one of these four models, which include the Taurus, the Escape, and the Focus, contact your nearest Ford dealership to come pick up the car. You should not drive it even once more,” said Ford CEO whatshisname.

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Dear Penthouse:

I never thought this could happen to me.

First of all, I’m a plumber, and with an occupation such as this, you always meet the most interesting people…and the most sexy (as far as I can tell in my limited experience)!

At one morning appointment, I was greeted at the door by a woman! Her enormous bosom, her amber hair, and her petite but pert breasts and her other-genderousness were driving me figuratively mad!

When I got home, my wife could “see” the lust in my eyes.

Immediately, right there in the kitchen, we ate dinner with our kids, watched some TV, and went to the bedroom (thus exiting the kitchen, if you know what I mean!).

We put away our clothes and before you know it, I was literally kissing my wife. Things were getting warmed up. She didn’t need to say anything, but her not pulling away and her still being married to me after seven years was her way of saying, “Sure, I guess!”

“I was wondering if you would try doing fellatio,” I asked.

“No,” she purred.

Soon, we were making love in the missionary position! I couldn’t believe it! It was something we never dared propose to each other. Before this, we’d always relied on a position which involved us being in two separate rooms.

She said she didn’t enjoy it…much!

But that wasn’t all: we also hugged and stroked each other’s hair and eventually fell asleep like animals!

Dear Penthouse:

I never thought this could happen to me…

One night, I guess I was speeding as I drove home after work. I was almost on my last nerve when I heard the sirens and saw the police lights closing in behind me. I was being pulled over.

But I was pleasantly surprised to find that the policeman walking towards my car was not a man at all. And, as she got closer, it became apparent she was a woman. A hot woman. And, might I add, she looked mighty tasty in the navy blue micro-mini and 6-inch high stiletto boots typically issued to policewomen.

When she got to the driver’s side window, she bent down oh-so-slowly (maybe slightly too slowly). I could not keep my eyes off her almost-great cleavage. “Do you know why I pulled you over?” she asked oh-so-sternly as she took off her hat and shook out her long black hair.

“N-no,” I replied. I could barely speak.

“You were going 65 in a 35 mile per hour zone,” she said while simultaneously licking her luscious lips. “And whipping around that curve like that, you could have killed that family walking back to their car from the beach,” she added with a touch of tease.

Without hesitation, I grabbed my license and gave it to her. I knew she wanted it (she asked for it). Then, we got to talking. She said she likes The Smiths. Right there, against the hood of my car, I said I do too. Then we talked for like half an hour about Morrissey. How he really articulates an — up until he came along, anyway — anti-rock and roll concept: shyness and indecision. I’ve never met a woman who liked him and his music as much as I do–and in the same way too. It seemed like she was getting into talking to me. But I couldn’t tell for sure.

Was she was interested in me? Or was she just…I didn’t want to make a move or ask her out and then have her freak. You know, like, “No I don’t want to go out with you! Why does every guy I talk to assume I want to go out with him? Christ!” So, after she gave me my ticket, without hesitation, I hesitated, awkwardly said, “Bye,” and sped off.

But, as I drove away, I was haunted by the fact that she may not have minded if I asked her out. She kind of gave me a look when I said bye. Didn’t she? And she did say, “I never get to talk about The Smiths. This was really nice.” Why would she say that, in that way, if she wasn’t at least trying to show some interest? I shouldn’t have rushed the conversation like that! I should have asked her out! Why did I question it? I have to stop second-guessing myself! For the rest of the drive and for a few hours in the dark of my lonely apartment, I mentally tortured myself like a stallion (torturing itself).

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