Class B joke

Q. Why was the telephone operator always stoned?

A. Because she kept hitting the hash key.

Joxifcation

Q: How did the couple pay for their marijuana?

A: From their joint account.

Ant and (flight) deck

I was on a plane the other day and I noticed that the stewardess was wearing an ant costume.

"What's your job?" I asked her.

"Flight pretend-ant."

What do you call a black man flying a plane?

I produced a TV programme once. Celebrity Air Race. First contestant was Jeremy Beadle. Only went out for one show though. The audience didn't like the pilot.

"Branson in a pickle" as many headlines have no doubt said

Q) What will the recession mean to Richard Branson?

A) A receding airline

Desert Brats

Why are 10-12 year olds from Asia's largest desert such good mediators?

Because they're Gobi tweens

Collector's edition

First man: Do you have any hobbies?

Second man: I collect badgers.

First man: Do you have many?

Second man: One more and I'll have the whole sett.

Simply the Best Joke

Q: Why did Tina Turner play the accordian on stage?

A: Becuase when she saw her manager he said to her "Tickets for your next show are selling really well, everyone wants to see your concert, Tina."

Not sure if this is really a joke or just a question

Why was the conjunctivitis sufferer so pleased to login to the webpage dedicated to providing relief for his condition?

Because it was a site for sore eyes

Dog joke

Why was the Teheran-born Englishman groomed and fussed over by a load of dog breeders when he visited Australia?

Because he was a Pomme- Iranian

plasticine ball

Tony Hart has died at the age of 83. He was a great believer in re-incarnation. He hoped that his body and soul would 'Morph' and that he would come back as a cat.

Yes

Q: Which dickhead isn't 'Brave',doesn't have a 'heart' and can't say no to appearing on shitty talkshows..?

A: Danny Wallace

Does my nest look big in this?

Q: Which terrorist network is made up of birds?

A: Owl-Qaeda.



Courtesy of Alan Joyce.

Ring ring, ring ring.

Q: What does Henry Winkler use to keep in touch with friends and family?

A: Telefonz.

After the ridiculously long one, normal service continues...

What kind of card game do homeless people play?

Top Tramps

Thanks to Tom Magness for that one.

After that rediculously long one normal service now resumes...

Q: Why didn't the bloke like the milkman with no feet?

A: Because the bloke was lactose intolerant.

This took hours. It wasn't worth it. I should've been working.

Not too long ago, a bunch of upper-class, landowning toffs went on a visit to Japan. They didn't go to clinch a business deal or anything, they just fancied a bit of larking about, but they had a lot of money to spend and not a lot of wit to know how to spend it, so they were assigned a tour guide- the inscrutable and dignified Mr. Yakamoto. Unfortunately, despite his great dignity, Mr. Yakamoto was possessed of a stereotypical comedy Japanese accent. "Wercome to Rand of the Lising Sun!", he said upon their first meeting. "This one of the most rovery aleas in legion", he would remark, and so on and so forth. Naturally, the toffs found all of this terrifically amusing. "Oh, Yakamoto-san, you are a cracking wheeze!", they'd say, patronisingly. And then, affecting his comedy accent, "we rove you, Mr. Rakamoko! More rager, prease!".

Of course, Mr. Yakamoto was a proud man. All of this mockery from these inbred brutish foreigners shamed him deeply and he longed for a way to wipe the smiles off their hideously distorted, toothy faces. But how..?

Eventually, he hit upon a plan. It wasn't all that subtle; it basically involved falling out of a plane. Still, subtlety didn't bother Mr. Yakamoto and, one morning, after many weeks of taunting, he put his scheme into practice.

Firstly, Mr. Yakamoto had to get his charges absolutely stinking drunk. This didn't take too much persuading, since they drank like fish anyway, albeit outrageously expensive koi carp with ludicrous tastes. Still, they gulped down the fermented, liquidised swans' wings he offered them with great enthusiasm, and the party were soon headed off to a small airfield outside Kyoto for a spot of skydiving. Next, he explained to them that they wouldn't be needing any parachutes. "In Nippon, gleat shame come to man who use palachute," he said, with a certain amount of dishonesty. "You gleat men flom far away. You not use palachutes. You not want to rook rike sissy-boys!". The crapulous nobs nodded in agreement; they certainly did not want to look like sissy-boys. All except Nigel, Earl of Rutland, who was a little smarter than the others and dimly sensed that something was amiss. "Actually, think I might have to sit this one out, chaps. Feeling a spot of indigestion after those bally swans' wings, by crikey." Naturally, this led to a great deal of amusement for the rest of the gang. "Why, I rather fancy that Nigel's a capon!" they guffawed. At this, Nigel kept his mouth shut, and accepted his humiliation. It was better than joining them in a horrifying death-plunge. Of course, he could've warned them, but he didn't like them much anyway.

Anyway, they arrived at the airfield presently and were bundled out of their posh limo. "Won't we need some sort of orientation session or something?" asked Cyril, eighth Duke of Cheddar. "No orlientation for you! You expert. You show rocars how it's done" replied Mr. Yakamoto as he rushed the group past the training shed and on toward the runway. "Now, you get on prane!" and, with that, they were off.

As the plane disappeared off into the distance, Mr. Yakamoto cackled to himself, relishing the misery to come. "Dashed overreaction to a spot of good-natured bullying if you ask me" said Nigel, as he stood beside him. "You shut Engrish face!" snapped Mr. Yakamoto, "You velly rucky you not on that prane, Niger-san. Your fliends are in for flight of their rives!"

"Sorry, did you say fright or flight? I couldn't tell..."
"Flight! Flight!"
"Eh?" And so on...

Meanwhile, many thousands of feet up, the toffs were preparing for their jump. One by one they hurled themselves from the rattling husk of the aeroplane. St. John St. John, Baronet of Worcester felt a pang or reticence as he stood at the gaping door, staring down at the tiny patchwork below, but, emboldened by his swans' wings and with a rousing "tally-ho!" he soon joined his plummeting friends in their great triumph of bravery over common sense.

On the ground, Mr. Yakamoto was dancing a jig as he watched the pompous twits drop from the plane like Pez from a giant flying Pez dispenser. "Terrible waste of English life, " suggested Nigel. "What you talking about, Engrish scum?" asked Mr. Yakamoto. His hostility was pretty apparent by now. "They not dead, they'rr be fine, just a rittle flightened." "Are you out of your bally mind?" asked Nigel, incredulous. "They'll be pulverised more thoroughly than the last ten foxes I ate. You don't walk away from a botched parachute jump, man. Thousands of Tommy servicemen could tell you that! If they weren't dead."

"Ah, Niger-San, you look but you do not see. I cannot kirr my charges, it would mean death of my caleer, but I can teach them resson! That is arr I do. They'rr be fine, I give my word."

"Well, I'll believe that when I see it," Nigel muttered to himself. Just then, he heard a soft thud in an adjacent field. "That must be the chaps!" he shouted. Ambling at top speed, he steeled himself for a grisly and heartbreaking spectacle. He wondered what he could possibly say to the families. They had so little in this life already...

However, rounding a corner at half-speed, Nigel's reverie was broken by the sight of the tenth Lord of Smethwick hunched over in a cornfield, puking up swans' wings. "Nigel!" he exclaimed. "How the devil are you? Spot of bother with a skydive, don'tcha know. Still, all's well that ends well. Where's that dashed Yakamoto chap? Fear has induced me to issue an apology to him for my rather brusque manner and for mocking his culture. I have shamed my ancestors. And he should hear my Japanese! Complete shambles, I'm sorry to say."

Mr. Yakamoto stepped from behind Nigel and accepted this unusually gracious apology in the circumstances. Beside him, Nigel was stammering incredulously. "But- but-" he stammered, incredulous, "How the deuce did you-? I mean- Mr. Yakamoto, why on Earth weren't they killed?!"

Mr. Yakamoto replied with an enigmatic smile, "because, Niger-San... they landed gentry."

They Drink it in Basra and parts of the Democratic Republic of Congo

Why did George W. Bush command Saddam Hussein to swap fruit-based drinks with him?

Because he was enforcing a trade Um Bungo

Strudelshack Adventure

Which fictional castle makes a living as a comedian who tries to find other fictional castles of the same name?

Dave Gormenghast

Get It Right Young Jimmy

Q: What do you call a nick-picking child molester?

A: A paedantic.