Posted on 12/23/2004 6:01:01 AM PST by KidGlock
Words fail me......well, not really, but.....
BWAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHA
"What on earth happened?" asked the zookeeper. "I don't know" said the man. "He seemed calm a second ago. I was jumping around and he was jumping around and he was doing every thing I was doing. Then all of sudden after I did this (pulls lower eyelid down) he got all mad and beat the hell out of me." "Well, no wonder!!!" exclaimed the zookeeper. "That," (pulls lower eyelid down) "means F... YOU in gorilla talk!" "Oh," said the man, not quite satisfied.
He left the zoo but returned an hour later with a large shopping bag. Again, after making sure that no one was watching, he started jumping around and the gorilla did the same. After a minute or two of this he grabbed the bag and pulled out two butcher knives and threw one of them into the cage. He lifted the other knife over his head at which point the gorilla grabbed his knife and also lifted it over his head. After a minute of cutting the air with his knife and watching the gorilla do likewise the man snuck a large salami out of the bag with his other hand and stuck it between his legs. With a sweeping motion he came down with the knife and whacked off the salami "WHACK!!!"
At this, the gorilla simply looked at the man and pulled down his lower eyelid.
Luuuucy -- you got some 'splainin' to do!
I don't know how, but, somehow this is going to be Bush's fault.
I bought a sausage at a grocery store in Germany and hoped to bring it back, but after reading the customs rules as we approached the Philadelphia airport decided not to try sneaking it in. So I told the customs folks I had it and, of course, they seized it. I am convinced the customs inspectors had a nice little snack that day.
Australia has had for many year some of the world's strictest agricultural import rules. However, meat is simply a "no-no" for any international travel.
Muleteam1
"Go ahead, do your wurst!" he told the kangaroo court.
If you came into Philadelphia the guys who took your sausage, at least the ones who ended up with it, were with the USDA, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service. In light of the very serious animal diseases going round in the world today, you can bet no inspector tasted your sausage. We used to put all that stuff into a large drain disposal but, with the spread of BSE, USDA now has to take imported meat much more seriously, especially meat from Europe.
Muleteam1
Happy Holiday Renee.
...And women and and children are going to be hardest hit.
merry christmas ;-)
Thank goodness you are not a "bone smuggler"
I am going to get permently banned if I post a ping to the website, but this is my favorite headline of 2004. I feel like it was a CHRISTmas present that the MSM left just for me. Anyway, Merry CHRISTmas, and Happy Chanukka. You are all good FRiends. I refrained from commenting about "hiding the salami" to the title because I know what thin ice I am on.
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