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Jamski
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lol ED&D is officially full PvP LOL
May 2002 time: 05:28
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This is a good 'un
Little John comes home from is first day of school.
"So what was it like?" asks his father.
"Fine," admits the pupil, "I understood everything the teacher had said. But still I don't get what is that socialism. Could you explain it to me, dad?"
"Humanely? For you to understand? So, look: Once there was a big man, well, in fact, he was rather short than big and his name was Lenin. Originally his name wasn't Lenin, but Uljanov. And this Uljanov had a friend, actually he wasn't his friend, he was a scoundrel and is name was Stalin. Well, I say Stalin, but his name was Dzugashvili. And these two friends made the October Revolution. Actually, it wasn't a real revolution, it was a putsch and it wasn't in October but in November...."
Little Johnie shakes his head and says:
"Jesus, that's a right mess!!!"
"Great," says his father, "so you got it."
-Jam
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Jamski
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lol ED&D is officially full PvP LOL
May 2002 time: 05:28
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Russian Trains
It seems that once upon a time Stalin, Khrushchev and Brezhnev were all traveling together on this train from Moscow to Vladivostok when, at one point, the engines stuttered and the train came grinding to a halt.
Two hours later, nothing more had happened; the train was still stopped. Stalin got up. "I'll take care of this." He went out and had all of the engineers and train-workers shot. He came back into the compartment and sat back down. "That should take care of it."
Two more hours passed; the train has not moved. Khrushchev got up. "I'll take care of this." He went out, found a few engineers hiding in the rear of the train, and, after a while, managed to persuade them to start working on the train again. He came back into the compartment and sat down. "That should take care of it."
Ten minutes later there was this loud groaning noise from the engines; the train lurched forward and then came to a halt a few moments later.
Nothing more happened for about an hour. Then Brezhnev got up, drew the blinds, and sat down.
"Now. I tell you the train is moving."
-Jam
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Static Universe
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A person comes to a post office and complains: "These new stamps with Lenin do not stick..." The clerk answers: "Comrade, you probably spit on the wrong side."
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Static Universe
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A man walks into a grocery store with a notebook.
"Do you have sausage?"
"No."
He makes a note.
"Bread?"
"No."
He makes another note.
"20 years ago, they would have shot you for making notes like that," says a woman waiting in line.
"No bullets either," he writes.
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Static Universe
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Lenin is dying, and talking things over with Stalin, his successor.
"The one worry I have," says Lenin, "is this: will the people follow you? What do you think, comrade Stalin?"
"They will," says Stalin, "they surely will."
"I hope so," says Lenin, "but what if they don't follow you?"
"No problem," says Stalin, "then they'll follow you."
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Gnool
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Australia
Jun 2002 time: 15:28
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What do you get when you cross the head of the Hive secret police and Tiger Woods?
Someone who plays golf whenever they want!
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Someone who wins a game of golf by shooting everyone!
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The perfect golfer, ruined by the capitalist marketeering and inferior golf skills of Tiger Woods!
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Someone who endorses sweat-shop labour and then shoots everyone!
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Someone who says "pass me my nine iron" but instead of actually playing golf just shoots everyone!
(I made them up, they're barely jokes they're so terrible)
Last edited by Gnool on 17-05-2003 at 20:47
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Back in 1970 a low-level Soviet factory manager had acquired enough money to get a Trabant. Excitedly, he walked to the showroom and arranged to purchase the state of the art in Soviet personal transportation.
The manager of the dealership greeted him. "Greetings, comrade. How may I helpd you?"
The customer proudly stated, "I have come to purchase the Trabant."
"Certainly, comrade," said the salesman "You can have the next one that comes-in from the factory. It will be black."
The customer is pleased. "That will be excellent, comrade."
"I must warn you that we do not expect the car to be here for some time," The salesman said.
The customer expected this and asked "When will the car arrive?"
"Why don't you come back this same day in 1980 and we'll see." The salesman was a little worried now.
The customer thought for a minute and said "Will that be in the morning or the afternoon?"
The salesman was puzzled. "Why do you want to know that, comrade?"
The customer replied, "Well, I've got a doctor's appointment..."
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Static Universe
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Kruschev was busy denouncing Stalin at a public meeting when a voice shouted out, "If you feel this way now, why didn't you say so then?''
To which the Soviet leader thundered, "Who said that?''
There was a long and petrified silence which Kruschev finally broke. "Now you know why.''
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Comrade Tassadar
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*Lenin walks into the room*
TEST!!!!
*Lenin walks out*
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