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To: Rainy_Day_Woman who wrote (10093)6/2/1999 9:35:00 AM
From: BamaReb  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 62549
 
Your Foxness,

This is what happens when a moron has too much TBird before an 8 hour flight!

trip.com



To: Rainy_Day_Woman who wrote (10093)6/5/1999 12:46:00 AM
From: Peter S. Maroulis  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 62549
 
"Returning From Long Trip"

A gentleman is returning home after a lengthy trip,
and is met by his servant at the station. This is the
onversation that they have on their way to his home.

"So, has anything happened while I've been
away?"

"No, sir, I can't think of anything at all worth
mentioning."

"Come now, I've been away for weeks. Surely
something must have happened in all that time."

"Well, sir, come to think of it, your dog died."

"My *dog* died? How awful! Still, he was getting
on in years, and I suppose it had to happen some
time. How did he die?"

"The vet said it was probably from eating the
rotten meat."

"The rotten meat? Since when do we leave rotten
meat lying around for the dog to eat?"

"Well, it was the horses, sir. They'd been rotting
for some time after the barn burned down."

"Good heavens. How in the world did the barn burn
down?"

"It must have been some embers that blew over
from the house, sir."

"The *house*? The house burnt down, too? How
did the house burn down?"

"Well, sir, we think someone must have knocked
over a candle."

"Oh. ... Wait a moment - we don't use candles
anymore to light the house! What were the
candles doing there?"

"They were there for the wake, sir."

"The wake?!? Whose wake?"

"Your mother's, sir. She passed away quite
suddenly."

"Oh my Lord. Mother is dead. The house is gone,
along with the stable. Even my dog is dead. What
did Mother die of?"

"It must have been the shock, sir."

"The shock."

"Yes, sir, the shock. When your wife ran off with
the handyman the day after you left, sir. But aside
from all that, it's been fairly quiet while you've
been away, sir."