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Paul Griffiths May 5th 04 09:25 PM

Laugh of the day
 
'Kate wrote in message ...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...6756 343&rd=1

This link is to a seriously funny ebay ad. Read it all... it's worth
the look. Can anyone not relate to how this guy is feeling?


Good one that. Thanks 'Kate.


--
Paul Griffiths



P.Fritz May 5th 04 09:32 PM

Laugh of the day
 

'Kate wrote in message ...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...6756 343&rd=1

This link is to a seriously funny ebay ad. Read it all... it's worth
the look. Can anyone not relate to how this guy is feeling?

'Kate


I saw it last week and the bid was up the 15K......looks like he still made
out okay.



Lisa May 5th 04 09:39 PM

Laugh of the day
 
LMFAO

This is too much.

Lisa

'Kate wrote in message ...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=4146756 343
&rd=1

This link is to a seriously funny ebay ad. Read it all... it's worth
the look. Can anyone not relate to how this guy is feeling?

'Kate



Cele May 6th 04 06:29 AM

Laugh of the day
 
On Wed, 05 May 2004 14:10:56 -0500, 'Kate wrote:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...6756 343&rd=1

This link is to a seriously funny ebay ad. Read it all... it's worth
the look. Can anyone not relate to how this guy is feeling?


Okay, that, without question, has to be the funniest thing I've read
in YEARS. I mean, I was literally in hysterics. I've now got enough
endorphins to withstand major surgery for sixteen hours without
feeling a thing.

Thanks.

[still laughing]

Cele

Heywood Floyd May 6th 04 02:24 PM

Headache Cure
 
'Kate wrote in message ...
On Thu, 06 May 2004 05:29:28 GMT, Cele

On Wed, 05 May 2004 14:10:56 -0500, 'Kate wrote:


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=4146756 3

43&rd=1

This link is to a seriously funny ebay ad. Read it all... it's worth
the look. Can anyone not relate to how this guy is feeling?


Okay, that, without question, has to be the funniest thing I've read
in YEARS. I mean, I was literally in hysterics. I've now got enough
endorphins to withstand major surgery for sixteen hours without
feeling a thing.

Thanks.

[still laughing]

Cele


I thought so too. I think we'll have to change truth is stranger than
fiction into truth is funnier than fiction.

'Kate

This isn't true, but it is still hysterical..... I wrote it one day at
work when I had a headache. Feel free to distribute this anywhere. :-)
DEALING WITH A MIGRAINE

Stage One: You are aware of an odd sensation at the base of your neck. You
drink a beer to help you feel "better". It doesn't work.
Stage Two: It is joined by another odd sensation behind your eyeball. You
drink another beer, figuring, Hey, beer is the Panacea for All of Man's Ill'
s. That doesn't work either.
Stage Three: You drink another beer, thinking maybe I didn't get enough
beer. The two pains in your head become one and build into a definite
uncomfortable feeling.
Stage Four: You suddenly become aware of the fact that someone has put a red
hot poker through your eyeball and it has exited at the base of your skull.
Realizing that beer won't help you now, but it can't hurt, you get a few
more beers. They don't help, but they can never hurt you. Beer is an
Elemental Fluid, similar in composition to Mother's Milk, but with a kick.
Stage Five: The feeling that a red hot poker has been passed through your
head goes away, only to be replaced by the sensation of a sword passing
completely through your head. You have some more beer, because finding the
SOB that did this to you is gonna take some inner fortification. Beer is a
real good fortifier.
Stage Six: Just when you think it can't possibly get worse, it does. Your
head feels like William "The Refrigerator" Perry is sitting on it, playing a
game involving an ice-pick, and your brain. You look around but you see no
one. That is because your vision is so clouded from seeing stars, and your
hair has gone into muscle spasms that shut your eyes. You get another beer
and resolve that homicide is definitely the way to go, someone is gonna
=pay= for putting you through this misery.
Stage Seven: Keeping your eyes open with cellophane tape long enough to load
your gun, you are ready to find the ******* that caused all this. You drink
another beer, washing down several of those hard narcotic pills the doctor
gave you the last time this happened. They come in a bottle labeled "Do Not
Drink Alcohol While Taking This Medication". Wisely, you decide to ignore
the warning because you know they don't work unless you've got at least a
six-pack of brewskis under your belt. Homicide is on your mind. You want to
look good for the mug shots, so you brush your teeth and then drink another
beer to get the toothpaste taste out of your mouth.
Stage Eight: Gun in one hand, and a cold beer in the other, you set out to
do a thorough search of your entire condo to find and destroy the miserable
creature who has caused all this agony. Finding no one and all the doors
locked and bolted, you realize you may have made a mistake in blaming
someone else, say, the manager where you work. You drink another beer and
take another of those big blue pills. Your brain is under so much pressure
it is about to come squirting out of your ears. Suicide is the only way out
now.
Stage Nine: Holding your beer in one hand, and the gun in the other, you
stand in front of a mirror, aim right between your eyes and fire.
Unfortunately, you were aiming for a set of eyes that are a hallucination
caused by your migraine and all the beer and drugs you've had in the last 20
minutes. Your shot does hit center in your brand new 35" color TV. Grabbing
another cold beer, you assess the situation. Your head feels like elephants
are tap-dancing on it, you need another beer and another big blue pill to
calm your nerves and make up your mind what to do next. Suicide it is. You
get back from the fridge and the medicine cabinet, and as you aim for your
nose, you fire again.
Stage Ten: Completely deafened by gunfire, you open your eyes only to
discover you have missed the end of the nose you thought you were aiming at
and your condo now features a nice neat .357 caliber hole in the ceiling.
Suddenly, warm salt water begins flowing out of the hole and ****ing right
on your head. You are completely bewildered by this and decide to have
another beer. It keeps coming for 25 minutes, during which time you have
several more beers. The tremendous banging sound inside your head is driving
you insane.
Stage Eleven: After drinking another beer to wash down the big blue pill you
just took, you suddenly realize that the banging sound in your head is not
actually inside your head. It is coming from your front door. You slither
across the room in a drunken stumble and open the door, only to find that
prissy little faggot who lives upstairs from you holding a bucket with a
purple octopus in it, with a cop along for the ride. He starts babbling
something about his $6,000 custom built sal****er aquarium being blown to
bits and having 250 gallons of salt water on his floor ruining his expensive
genuine silk oriental rugs. It is at that precise moment that you toss your
cookies, getting equal amounts of puke in the bucket and on the cop's shoes.
Stage Twelve: You wake up on a cot and find yourself staring at someone with
SATAN tattooed on his forehead, and he's holding a large tub of Vaseline in
his hands. Your headache is gone, but you have a 5 Star hangover. You begin
quivering all over and crying for your Mommy! Your wife arrives with the
bail money.
Stage Thirteen: You resolve not to drink beer the next time you get a
migraine because it just screws up your aim and does no good for a headache.




Tiffany May 6th 04 02:54 PM

Laugh of the day
 

'Kate wrote in message ...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...6756 343&rd=1

This link is to a seriously funny ebay ad. Read it all... it's worth
the look. Can anyone not relate to how this guy is feeling?

'Kate


Holy ****..... I just got a chance to look at that. That is hilarious. And
the dress went for 3,000???? Wow. Can't wait to see how many men try to sell
wedding dresses like that to make a few bucks.

T



Heywood Floyd May 6th 04 03:56 PM

Laugh of the day
 

"Tiffany" wrote in message
...

'Kate wrote in message

...


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=4146756 343
&rd=1

This link is to a seriously funny ebay ad. Read it all... it's worth
the look. Can anyone not relate to how this guy is feeling?

'Kate


Holy ****..... I just got a chance to look at that. That is hilarious. And
the dress went for 3,000???? Wow. Can't wait to see how many men try to

sell
wedding dresses like that to make a few bucks.

If he didn't have a daughter to pass it on to, and wifey left it behind,
well.... I'm just glad someone got something for it...... That is an awful
lot to pay for a used wedding dress; $3850......
My late wife's dress is in my closet, it is 17 years old and my daughter
is 7. Looks like it's gonna be there for awhile!



Paul Griffiths May 6th 04 04:41 PM

Laugh of the day
 
'Kate wrote in message ...
On Wed, 5 May 2004 21:25:17 +0100, "Paul Griffiths"
'Kate wrote in message

...


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...em=4146756 34

3&rd=1

This link is to a seriously funny ebay ad. Read it all... it's worth
the look. Can anyone not relate to how this guy is feeling?


Good one that. Thanks 'Kate.


You're quite welcome


You think all the stuff about the 50,000 hits and proposals and radio
interview or whatever is actually true?


--
Paul Griffiths



Paul Griffiths May 6th 04 04:46 PM

Laugh of the day
 
"Heywood Floyd" wrote in message
ink.net...

My late wife's dress is in my closet, it is 17 years old and my

daughter
is 7. Looks like it's gonna be there for awhile!


:-)

My closet's got one too. Seems a shame it's not getting any use but I'm not
sure about getting rid of it. Same is true of the rings.


--
Paul Griffiths



Paul Griffiths May 6th 04 04:47 PM

Laugh of the day
 
"Cele" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 05 May 2004 14:10:56 -0500, 'Kate wrote:


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...em=4146756 34

3&rd=1

This link is to a seriously funny ebay ad. Read it all... it's worth
the look. Can anyone not relate to how this guy is feeling?


I mean, I was literally in hysterics. I've now got enough
endorphins to withstand major surgery for sixteen hours without
feeling a thing.


Don't tempt Fate, Cele, I'm pretty sure it reads this group.


--
Paul Griffiths




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