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And another boat themed one from the late, great Dick Emery:

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"What's that thing crossing the deck?"

"That's a hawser."

"Ooh, is she?"

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6 hours ago, fangless said:

I'm still trying to fathom that one out!

Wow you of all people......... <deleted> see even the censor gets it---

try again with spacing   W  anchor

 

Oh to late posted it....yer fathom.........DUH...........????

 

 

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31 minutes ago, ballpoint said:

That's true. I heard that good fences make good neighbours, so I moved to Liverpool.

Are you posting from there?

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25 minutes ago, ballpoint said:

Oooh, you are nautical.

No just out my depth with all there naughty buoys!

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1 hour ago, fangless said:

Come again!

I am not going to tell you what a sailor does with a monkey's fist!

Normally they throw the heaving line; to send a mooring rope from ship to shore.
(there maybe 'other' uses too ???? )

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21 minutes ago, roo860 said:

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Be careful!  The phrase "the eye sees what it wants to see" come to mind!

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A butcher is serving his customers...

... when a stray dog comes in and starts barking.

 

The butcher is about to shoo him away when one customer says, "give him few lamb chops".

 

The butcher agrees and puts some in front of the dog. The dog eats everything in front of him but is still hungry. He looks at the butcher and starts barking again.

The customer now says, "give him 5 pounds of the steak over there". The butcher puts a new bowl in front of the dog who, once again, eats everything in few minutes and starts barking again.

 

The customer now says, "I think he wants some ham". The butcher agrees and puts a large piece of ham in front of the dog. This time, the dog is content. He finishes eating and leaves with a smile.

 

The customer is about to leave as well when the butcher yells, "Hey, you haven't paid for the dog".

 

The customer says, "I never said I would pay for him, I was only translating

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2 old-west cavalrymen were standing on a bluff. It was late at night, and there was a lot of noise from the nearby Indian camp.

 

One said “Sergeant, I don’t like the sound of those drums.”

The sergeant replied “Neither do I, Captain.”

 

A voice out of the darkness said “It’s not his fault; our regular drummer is sick!”

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