Me, my dad, my two bothers, one 13, James, and the other 8, Max. Were driving home from a fishing trip and Max has all these pennies. He asks my dad and if he can throw one out the window. He says no, because theirs a chemical in the stuff the penny is made of, and when it hit concrete, it makes a big 2' deep hole in the road, and all the pot holes you see on the road are caused by people trowing pennies out the window. (BTW Max is completely believing him.) My dad asks him to give him one so he can show him, Max gives him one. But my dad purposely throws it out when he is not looking. All of us say "wow look at that big hole!". Max get mad because he did not see it. So to make sure he sees it, he throws one out him self, but he dose not see the hole, I tell him their a specific way you have to the trow it out, so I tell him to give dad one so he can throw one out again using that "specific throw." Before he throw it out, I say, "Max look at that BIG osprey!!" He looks, and then my dad trows it out the window, we all do the wow look at that hole thing again. Than little Max still beveling us, start to cry, and we all start the laugh. My dad, after telling him it was just a joke and will probably do the same thing to his kids when he grows up, gives him a dollar to make up for the pennies he had thrown out.

Thought I would share.

11:09am, shouldn't you be in school learning...

Ok.

Ok.

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I read all of that story, expecting some sort of punch line, funny part, something, but I was disappointed.  

^^^^^

PRICELESS!

Now, you have made me laugh, thank you.

That was a great response.

Bassboy,not laughing at you,but with you.You get some of the funniest response out of these good group of people here.

That is the funniest response I've ever heard. I'll beat you've been waiting awhile to use that. ;D ;D ;D

nope, when I read it, i was just reminded of

"Ahem, Uh Ok. The industrial revolution to me is just like a story I know called The Puppy Who Lost his Way. The world was changing and the puppy was ... getting biggerSo you see the puppy was like industry in that they were both lost in the woods. And nobody, especially the little boy - society knew where to find him. Except that the puppy was a dog, but the industry my friends that was a revolution."

Your reply saved this thread. ;D

Dominion Dan,

Your reply saved this thread. ;D

Definitely.  That was the best reply to a post I've seen in a long, long time.   8-)