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To: 5Madman2
So a young Jewish kid goes off to college, insisting to make his own way.

Proudly, his dad let's his son "struggle" a little bit, learning a valuable lesson of life. However, after a few months of not hearing from the boy, the dad calls to check up on junior.

"Son?", asks the dad, "Is there anything you need?"

Struggling a bit with college science lab costs the boy replies, "Well, I could use $5 for a guinea pig."

The dad replies, "Son! Why don't you get yourself a nice Jewish girl instead!!!"

17 posted on 07/27/2007 6:57:41 AM PDT by llevrok (I voted for George Bush - not Jorge Arbusto.)
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To: llevrok

A young jewish boy goes off to college and before he leaves, he asks his dad for $50.

Son, what do you need $50 for?...$40 won’t buy much...$30 is a lot these days....What was it you needed the $10 for?


22 posted on 07/27/2007 7:25:06 AM PDT by Lucky9teen (Those that fail to learn from history, are doomed to repeat it.)
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To: llevrok

So a young Jewish kid goes off to college, insisting to make his own way.

Proudly, his dad let’s his son “struggle” a little bit, learning a valuable lesson of life. However, after a few months of not hearing from the boy, the dad calls to check up on junior.

“Son?”, asks the dad, “Is there anything you need?”

Struggling a bit with college science lab costs the boy replies, “Well, I could use $5 for a guinea pig.”

The dad replies, “Son! Why don’t you get yourself a nice Jewish girl instead!!!”
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92 posted on 07/27/2007 1:15:49 PM PDT by VeritatisSplendor
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