An Experimental Endeavor:
Said J.S. Seal, "I don't care whose head you put on He-Man's body, they will always look
constipated. You could put FDR's head up there and you would end up with
our nation's only four-term and most constipated president."
Let the great experimente begin!
End experimente.
A Most Impudent Ghost
Further said: A place to celebrate the homour of J.S. Seal and most fascinating accounts of the paranaturale.
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Monday, August 27, 2012
Dateline: Masonic Temple, Salt Lake City
An Olde Time Jokke of an Earnest Encounter:
An agreeable ghost was sitting upon the steps of the local Masonic temple as a prominent Freemason approached. Said the ghost, "I beg your pardon, Sir. What is the difference betwixt a Freemason and a ghost?"
Said the prominent Freemason, "Good day, Sir. I do not know; prey tell."
Said the ghost, "Of myself I do not know, hence I made my inquiry, but I shall investigate the matter and settle our curiousities at my soonest convenience."
Whereupon the gentlemen shook hands and winked!
End jokke.
An agreeable ghost was sitting upon the steps of the local Masonic temple as a prominent Freemason approached. Said the ghost, "I beg your pardon, Sir. What is the difference betwixt a Freemason and a ghost?"
Said the prominent Freemason, "Good day, Sir. I do not know; prey tell."
Said the ghost, "Of myself I do not know, hence I made my inquiry, but I shall investigate the matter and settle our curiousities at my soonest convenience."
Whereupon the gentlemen shook hands and winked!
End jokke.
Friday, August 24, 2012
Dateline: Cemetary, Draper City
A Most Droll Exchange:
A man was strolling without Draper Cemetery when he encountered a womanly ghost most fair. Said he, "Good evening, Madam. May I inquire as to the secret of your pallour for it is most fair and I should very much like it upon my wife."
"Sir, I fear you are mistaken for the secret of my countenance is not but death," said she.
Whereupon the gentleman replied, "Madam, there is no mistake."
End yarn.
A man was strolling without Draper Cemetery when he encountered a womanly ghost most fair. Said he, "Good evening, Madam. May I inquire as to the secret of your pallour for it is most fair and I should very much like it upon my wife."
"Sir, I fear you are mistaken for the secret of my countenance is not but death," said she.
Whereupon the gentleman replied, "Madam, there is no mistake."
End yarn.
Dateline: The Silver Queen, Virginia City
An Olde Time Jokke Concerning A Most Impudent Ghost:
"Knock Knock"
"Who is calling?"
"A ghost, my good fellow."
"Ah, I see. Well, away with ye!"
"As you wish"
End joke.
"Knock Knock"
"Who is calling?"
"A ghost, my good fellow."
"Ah, I see. Well, away with ye!"
"As you wish"
End joke.
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