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These  are clean jokes. However,
They are,
PG - Not intended for  younger readers - PG

I always know God won't give me more than I can handle,
but there are times I wish He didn't trust me quite so much.


God, grant me the Senility to forget the people
I never liked ,
The good fortune to run into the ones I do,
And the eyesight to tell the difference.


TGIF
FRI
DAY  OCTOBER 26,2007
Just see what you're missing

THOUGHT FOR TODAY:I've learned that wherever I go,
the world's worst drivers have followed me there.

I went to the store the other day, I was only in there for about 5 minutes and when I came out there was a motorcycle cop writing a parking ticket.
So I went up to him and said, 'Come on buddy, how about giving a guy a break?'
He ignored me and continued writing the ticket. So I called him a pencil necked nazi.
He glared at me and started writing another ticket for having bald tires!! So I called him a horse's patoot.
He finished the second ticket and put it on the car with the first. Then he started writing a third ticket!!
This went on for about 20 minutes, the more I abused him, the more tickets he wrote. I didn't care. My car was parked around the corner...
~~~~~~~~
There was a university in New England where the students operated a
"bank" of term papers and other homework assignments.

There were papers to suit all needs and as it would look odd if an
undistinguished student suddenly handed in a brilliant essay, there
were papers for an A grade, B grade and C grade.

A student who had spent the weekend on pursuits other than his
assignment, went to the "bank" and as his course was a standard
one he took out a paper for an inconspicious C, retyped it and
handed the work in.

In due course he received it back with the professor's comments
"I wrote this paper myself twenty years ago. I always thought it
should have had an A, and now I am glad to give it one!"
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Two guys in a bar are talking about their wives.

"My wife is mad at me again," says the first.

"Why?"

"I was bombed at the bar across the street last night, and she
came looking for me."

"What'd you do?"

"I asked her for her phone number."
~~~~~~
Sign displayed in a Texas restaurant: "If your steak is too tuff,
please put your hat on and leave. This ain't no place for
whimps."
~~~~~~~~~~~~
My mother was taking a night course at a local university. My
sister and I were about 6 and 8, respectively, so my mother
always tried to park near her class so that we wouldn't have to
walk far at night downtown. One night she was waiting for a
parking space, and a young student whipped into the space before
my mother could pull in. When my mother stepped out and said
that she had been waiting for the space, the young girl made an
obscene gesture.

My mother said, in the tone only mothers can produce, "You can
have the space, but if you leave your car, I will let all of the
air out of your tires." The co-ed looked at the security officer
who was standing on the sidewalk watching this and said, "Can she
do that?" The officer, who had witnessed the whole thing, smiled
and said, "Not while I'm on duty. But I may not be here for long."

Cursing, the co-ed pulled her car out and drove away. When my
mother got out, with my sister and me in tow, she thanked the
guard and he said, "Don't worry about your car. I'll be here for
hours."
~~~~~~~~
When my brother-in-law was on leave from national service, he
brought home a heavily tattooed friend. We all sat down to Sunday
lunch, and my four-year-old nephew couldn't take his eyes off the
man's colorful arms.
     
Curiosity finally got the better off him. Politely, he asked the
visitor, "Didn't your mother give you paper to write on?"
~~~~~~~~~~
A man who absolutely hated his wife's cat decided to get rid of
him one day by driving him 20 blocks from his home and leaving
him at the park. As he was nearing home, the cat was walking
up the driveway. The next day, he decided to drive the cat 40
blocks away and try the same thing. As he was driving back into
his driveway, there was the cat!
He kept taking the cat farther and farther away, but the cat would
always beat him home. At last, he decided to drive a few miles
away, turn right, then left, past the bridge, then right again and
another right and so on until he reached what he thought was a
safe distance from his home and he left the cat there. Hours later,
the man calls home to his wife: "Jen, is the cat there?" "Yes," the
wife answers. "Why do you ask?"
Frustrated, the man answers: "Put that lousy cat on the phone.
I'm lost and I need directions!"
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
A small boy stunned his parents after church one Sunday when he began to
empty his pockets of nickels, dimes and quarters. Finally his mother
asked the obvious question, "Where did you get all that money?"
"At Sunday school," the boy replied nonchalantly. "They have bowls of it."
~~~~~~~~~
A bleached blonde and a natural blonde were on top
of the Empire State Building. How do you tell them apart?
The bleached blonde would never throw bread to the helicopters.
~~~~~~~~~~~~

When we are afraid, we say that we
are cautious. When others are
afraid, we say that they are cowardly.
~~~~~~~
Sign displayed in a Texas restaurant: "If your steak is too tuff,
please put your hat on and leave. This ain't no place for
whimps."
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Unites States government is planning a recall on all cars and
trucks that have a headlight dimmer switch on the turn signal
switch. The purpose for this is to cut the traffic accidents at
night by 90%. Apparently the 90% that they plan to cut is from
blondes, because they keep getting their foot stuck in the
steering wheel.
~~~~~~~
TEACHERS:

Teachers grade papers in the car, during commercials, in faculty
lounges and have been seen grading in church.

Teachers cheer when they hear April 1 does not fall on a school
day.

Teachers drive older cars owned by credit unions.

Teachers clutch a pencil while thinking and make notes in the
margins of books.

Teachers can't walk past a crowd of kids without straightening up
the line.

Teachers have disjointed necks from writing on boards without
turning their backs on the class.

Teachers are written up in medical journals for size and
elasticity of kidneys and bladders.

Teachers have been timed gulping down a full lunch in 2 minutes,
18 seconds. Master teachers can eat faster than that.

Teachers can predict exactly which parents will show up at Open
House.

Teachers never teach the conjugations of lie and lay to eighth
graders.

Teachers know it is better to seek forgiveness than to ask
permission.

Teachers know the shortest distance and the length of travel time
from their classroom to the office.

Teachers can "sense" gum.

Teachers know the difference among what must be graded, what
ought to be graded, and what probably should never again see the
light of day.

Teachers buy Excedrin and Advil in bulk.

Teachers will eat anything that is put in the workroom/teacher's
lounge.

Teachers know secretaries and custodians run the school.

Teachers hear the heartbeats of crisis; always have time to
listen; know they teach students, not subjects; and they are
absolutely non-expendable.
~~~~~~~~~~~
Our local fire department got a call that a flock of geese had
become stuck in a frozen lake. A rescue team crawled out onto the
ice, pushing a boat and ice-breaking tools. They got within three
yards --and the flock flew off! The men were left staring at open
water. Someone at the station asked, "How did it go?"

The reply was, "Wild goose chase."
~~~~~~~~~~~
A truck driver came in, sat down at the counter and said to the
perky lil' waitress, "Hey Baby! Where ya been all my life?"

"Out of it, thank the Lord." replied the girl.
~~~~~~~~
Watch carefully how your date treats servers and other
workers.

It's how you're going to get treated in six months.
~~~~~~~~~~~
A man having lunch at a Chinese restaurant noticed that the table had
been set with forks, not chopsticks. He asked why. The waiter said
"Chopsticks are provided only on request." "But," the man countered, "if
you gave your patrons chopsticks, you wouldn't have to pay someone to
wash all the forks." "True," the waiter shot back, "but we would have to
hire three more people to clean up the mess."
~~~~~~~~~
Little Willie asked his mother: "Mamma, don't soldiers ever go to
heaven?" "Of course they do!" protested his mother. "What makes you
ask?" "There are so many soldiers with beards but I never saw any
pictures of angels with beards." "Oh, that's because most MEN who go to
Heaven get there by a close shave."
~~~~~~~~
After shopping at a busy store, another woman and I happened to leave at
the same time, only to be faced with the daunting task of finding our
cars in the crowded parking lot. Just then my car horn beeped, and I was
able to locate my vehicle easily. "Wow," the woman said. "I sure could
use a gadget like that to help me find my car." "Actually," I replied,
"that gadget's called 'my husband.'"
~~~~~~~~
Movies will reach a new high in realism
when the detective following a suspect
can't find a place to park his car.
~~~~~~~~
Grandma Levy, always a regular synagogue member had
finally talked her cousin, a woman who had lived a
riotous, free life, into joining the Temple.

"Tell me Rabbi," the old lady asked, "Do you feel that
my cousin will have her sins forgiven after all those
years?"

"Yes I do. I'm positive of it. You must remember
that the greater the number of sins, the greater the
glory."

"Really Rabbi?" the old lady replied thoughtfully.
"I sure do wish I'd known that fifty years ago."
~~~~~~~~~
A Jewish gangster escapes from a shootout with the
police and staggers in to his mothers apartment on the
lower East Side. Near death and with a gaping wound
in his chest, he gasps, "Ma, I have been shot."

"Oy. Eat first," his mother says, "Later, we will
talk."
~~~~~~~~~
Doug was describing a 30 pound bass he'd caught
recently after fighting it for three hours.

Bill interrupted the story saying, "I saw the picture
you took of that fish. You're lucky if it even weighed
10 pounds."

Doug replied, "Well . . . a fish can lose an awful
lot of weight during three hours of fighting."
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Vacation is that time of year when you get away from
the trials and tribulations of the office and enjoy
some trials and tribulations with your own family.

Vacation is a time to get away and forget about
everything. I know my kids always forget to go to the
bathroom before we leave.

I find after most of my vacations that the boss is
glad to have me back, almost as glad as the family is
to send me back.

Vacation is two weeks during which you get away from
it all. Then you come back to find that "it all" is
just waiting patiently on your desk.

It's amazing how you can come back from a two-week
vacation and find six-weeks' worth of work on your desk.
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**** COUNTRY CALENDAR ****

-26-

Bob Luman released "Buttercup," and "Dreamy Doll," 1959.

Marty Robbins released "El Paso/Running Gun" 1959.

Columbia Records released Marty Robbins' "Ruby Ann/Won't You Forgive" 1962.

Bobby Bare's single "500 Miles Away From Home" debuted on Billboard's Top 40 Chart 1963.

Keith Urban born Whangarei, New Zeland, 1967.

Jack Barlow's "Baby Ain't That Love," charted 1968.

Rounder Records was founded in Somerville, MA 1970.

Waylon Jennings hospitalized in California, with chest pains 1988.

Collin Ray debuted as an actor in the Fox TV movie "Street Justice" 1992.

Aim Records released Harry Choates album "Cajun Fiddle King" 1999.

Hoyt Axton, age 61, singer/songwriter/actor, died in Victor, MT 1999.

Asylum released Chad Austin's album "All My Dreams" 1999.

Garth Brooks announced one of his many retirements from music in 2000. Reporters were not told if Chris Gaines was hanging it up too.

The Statler Brothers performed their final concert in Salem, VA 2002.

-27-

David Stone, WSM Grand Ole Opry announcer and head of the Opry Artist's Bureau, born

Savannah,GA1901.

DeWitt "Snuffy" Jenkins, Bluegrass banjo, born Harris, NC 1908.

Curley Rhodes born Tomahawk, WI 1911.

Bonnie Lou, Country/Rockabilly/vocals/guitarist, born "Mary Jo Kath," Towanda, IL 1924.

Floyd Cramer, piano/session musician/record producer, born Campti, LA 1933.

The Grand Ole Opry moved from WSM's Studio C, to Nashville's Hillsboro Theatre, in 1934. The Hillsboro seated 2,400 people, and for the first time the stars would have dressing rooms. At this time the artists were instructed to wear costumes on the show. The opening night at the Hillsboro Theatre was Vito Pellettiere's debut as the Opry's first stage manager. Mr. Pellettiere's contribution to the success of the Opry, over the next forty years cannot be overstated.

Ruby Wright born Nashville, TN 1939.

Dallas Frazier, singer/songwriter, born Spiro, OK 1939. Inducted NSHF 1976.

Lee Greenwood, vocals/keyboards/banjo/bass/guitar/saxophone, born Southgate, CA 1942.

Jack Daniels, "Highway 101," born Choctaw, OK 1949.

Willie Nelson married Jewel Matthews in Texas, 1952.

Joe Mullins "Traditional Grass," born Middletown, OH 1956.

Sonny James joined the Opry 1962.

Paula Nelson, daughter of Willie and Connie Nelson, born in Texas 1969.

Jerry Clower joined the Grand Ole Opry 1973.

Lorrie Morgan married Brad Thompson, 1991.

Jimmy Dean and Donna Meade were married 1991.

Epic released "The Swinging Best of Asleep at the Wheel" 1992.

CMT's concert series "All Access" debuted in 1998 with Travis Tritt.

RCA released Sara Evans' "No Place That Far" 1998.

Rural Rhythm Records released Vassar Clements album "20 Fiddle Tunes & Waltz Favorites" 1998.

Brooks & Dunn's single "Only In America" topped the charts 2001.

Josh Turner Day was celebrated in Florence, S.C. 2004.

 **** COUNTRY MUSIC NEWS ****

Porter Wagoner Remains In Serious Condition
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
There's no further information on Porter Wagoner's condition. The singer's publicist says he has lung cancer and remains hospitalized in serious condition in a Nashville hospital. The 80-year-old Wagoner celebrated his 50th year at the Grand Ole Opry last May. Wagoner is best known for his rhinestone stage outfits. He helped launch the career of Dolly Parton by hiring her as his duet partner in 1967. Wagoner's charted 81 songs including "Carroll County Accident," "A Satisfied Mind," "Company's Comin'," "Skid Row Joe," and "Misery Loves Company." He was elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2002.


Brooks And Dunn Help Build Playground
SHREVEPORT, La.
The duo Brooks and Dunn is joining 260 other volunteers this week to build a playground in a low-income neighborhood of Kix Brooks' home town of Shreveport, Louisiana. They plan to do the same thing later in Ronnie Dunn's home town, Nashville. This is part of a humanitarian award they received at this year's Academy of Country Music Awards. Brooks and Dunn are performing at next month's CMA Awards show in Nashville. They are up for vocal duo of the year. It's an award they've won 14 of the last 15 years.

Dolly Likes Deana's New Cd
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
Dolly Parton has high praise for Deana Carter's new CD "The Chain" which came out earlier this month. Parton sent Carter a letter saying the CD is -- quote -- "spectacular." Parton sings with Carter on "Love Is Like A Butterfly." The project is a tribute to Deana's guitarist father, Fred Carter. Her biggest hit is "Strawberry Wine" and her best-selling album is "Did I Shave My Legs For This?"

Brad Paisley Invites High School Marching Band To Cma Awards
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
Brad Paisley is going to be performing his Number 1 hit "Online" at the upcoming CMA Awards show. There's a twist. He's bringing members of Tennessee's Brentwood High School marching band to join the live performance. The band was also used on the recorded version of the song included on Paisley's album "5th Gear." Paisley has five CMA nominations including Entertainer and Male Vocalist of the year. He's tied with George Strait for most nominations.

Josh Turner Opry Induction
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
Josh Turner is going to be officially welcomed as a member of the Grand Ole Opry this Saturday in Nashville. It'll air on "GAC's Opry Live." Turner made his Opry debut in 2001 and became an instant favorite with the audience. The country music channel will also present a one-hour documentary, "Josh Turner: My Road to the Opry," this Saturday. The special was filmed in Nashville, on tour and in Josh's hometown of Hannah, South Carolina.

Taylor Swift's Deluxe Edition
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
Taylor Swift is releasing her "Limited Deluxe Edition" CD on November 6th. The project is an enhanced version of Taylor's self-titled debut CD, which was released in 2006 and has since been certified platinum. It includes a DVD dual set, containing new music and over an hour of video extras, including three new songs.

Glen Campbell Is The 'Rhinestone Cowboy'
MALIBU, Calif.
Glen Campbell says his all-time favorite Glen Campbell song is "Rhinestone Cowboy," which he says is virtually his life story. Campbell got his big break when Tommy Smothers of the Smothers Brothers saw him performing on "The Joey Bishop Show." Campbell then got his own show called "The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour." The show featured duets with some of music's biggest names from Ray Charles to Roger Miller to Linda Rhonstadt to Cher. The show ran from 1969 to 1972 and it's now out on DVD. Campbell says Willie Nelson was his most interesting guest on the show. He also tried his hand at acting. His first movie role was with legend John Wayne in "True Grit." Campbell says he looked up to Wayne on the set, calling him the biggest star around. Campbell says he likes the direction country music is going. He says he knew Keith Urban was going to be a star the first time he heard him play guitar in Australia as an eight-year-old. Campbell's won a Grammy and took home the CMA's top honor as Entertainer of the Year. He was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2005.

Breast Cancer Benefit
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
Jennifer Hanson is among the artists who'll headline the benefit concert "Women Rock for the Cure" in Nashville tonight. The show benefits the Komen Greater Nashville Affiliate. The organization raises funds to help support breast cancer research grants and community outreach programs. All proceeds will be donated to the Susan G. Komen Foundation's Greater Nashville "Race for the Cure."

Today's Birthdays
Singer Jeanne Black is 70.
Singer Mark Miller of the group Sawyer Brown is 49.
Singer Chely (SHEHL'-ee) Wright is 37.


**** Amy's Kitchen ****  

Diabetic Delight...
Apple Butterscotch Squares
Submitted by: dLife
3 large apples, grated
1/2 cup fat-reduced margarine
3/4 cup brown sugar*
2 eggs
1/2 cup nonfat vanilla yogurt
1/2 cup 2% milk
1 tsp vanilla extract
1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 cup whole wheat flour
1 tsp baking soda
Dash of salt
1 cup butterscotch chips

Cream together margarine and sugar; blend in eggs,
sour cream, milk and vanilla. Sift dry ingredients together
and blend into creamed mixture.
Add grated apples and butterscotch chips. Spread batter
into a 9-inch square baking pan which has been coated
with a butter flavored vegetable spray.
Bake at 350°F for about 45 minutes, or until lightly browned.
Cool and cut into squares.

Nutritional Information:
Nutritional Information (per square): 138 Cal; 5 g
Total Fat; 22 g Carb; 20 mg Cholesterol; 125 mg Sodium;
1g Fiber.
Dietary Exchanges: 1 Starch; 1 Fat.


**** TODAY'S USELESS FACT ****

Why are playing cards made up of hearts,
spades, clubs, and diamonds?

Although playing cards originated in China many centuries ago, in
their present form they go back only to fourteenth-century
France. It has been suggested that the four standard suits
represent the four major classes of fourteenth-century French
society. Hearts (shaped like a shield) represent the nobility and
the church, spades (shaped like a spear tip) represent the
military, clubs (shaped like clover) represent the rural peasant,
and diamonds (shaped like the tiles associated with merchants'
shops) represent the middle class.

~source used: "Ever Wonder Why?"
by Douglas B. Smith



****A PARTING THOUGHT ****
I like long walks, especially when they
are taken by people who annoy me.

LAST CALL Y'ALL
"Life would be infinitely happier if we could only be born at the
age of 80 and gradually approach 18."
Mark Twain

SEE YA HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND
HEY, DON'T BE A STRANGER NOW,YA HEAR!

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