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How do you get gum off a dog?

You say, "Hey dog, gimme some gum." :)
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A sandwich walks into a bar.
The barman says: "Sorry, we don't serve food in here."
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Margaret, I want to migrate to where you are. I'm freezing here!
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It's 104F degrees where I am today, but if you have snow you really need to know what snowmen have for breakfast.

You guessed, snow flakes.
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My wife and I attended a friend’s funeral at the local Veteran's cemetery. At the time we had no plans for a funeral or burial. I had done some research but had not made a decision.

The funeral we had just attended came off as subdued and very good taste. So on the way home I decided to call VA and find out how we could get buried at the veterans cemetery. I called the VA office in LA and after giving my personal background the VA representative told me that she was sorry that we couldn’t be buried in the veterans cemetery because I wasn't a veteran. I told her that I was in the service with 22 continuous years including a year I had spent in Vietnam.

She responded, “Yes, but you weren’t  wounded!” I argued and then she put me on hold and admitted that her supervisor said that being wounded was not a requirement. I certainly wasn't going to ask any significant questions of this dunce, but I couldn't resist rattling her cage.

We are in Nevada and although the federal government owns millions of acres of land, when it comes to Veterans Cemeteries burial plots are rationed. I believe this is true all over the country but I’m not sure.

The way it works is when the husband dies he is buried at the veteran’s cemetery. When the wife dies they dig up the husband put the wife in the plot and then put him back in on top of her. Most civilians are not familiar with this procedure and many veterans are unaware of it.

Nevertheless, that’s the way it works. So when this expert from the VA came back on the phone, I couldn’t resist asking her what we do if the wife dies first. I told her that we were thinking of storing her in the garage, but lately were considering just laying her out on the dining table because that would be more respectful. I don’t remember the expert’s answer, but she had previously lost her main argument that “You weren't wounded so you are not a veteran.”

The truth is, if the wife dies first, she receives a proper burial  at the gravesite with her own name on the grave marker. When the husband dies, he is buried in the same plot and a new marker losing both of their names is substituted.
  

We are both going to be cremated so we’ll have no trouble squeezing into one space.
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So, as usual, this morning I asked him, "Do you love me?" He says, "Most of the time!" Ha ha ha ha. Right now he's singing for no reason at all. :) I think he and his caregiver are watching "Cops" re-runs. (Not really a joke, but it makes me smile.)
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What did one snowman say to the other snowman?
"Do you small carrot? "
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Seventy-year-old George went for his annual check-up. He told the doctor that he felt fine, but often had to go to the bathroom during the night. Then he said: "But you know Doc, I'm blessed. God knows my eyesight is going, so he puts on the light when I pee, and turns it off when I'm done!"


Fantastic until it is found out he is peeing in the fridge. lol
I am 73 and so glad I have to sit to go. hahaha
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And another follow-up about the turkey that wasn't hungry at Christmas.

It was already stuffed.
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If people are talking behind your back, then just fart.
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Why did the pony gave up his singing audiction?
Because he was a little hoarse.
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I refuse to answer that question on the grounds that I don't know the answer.
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And this one didn't arrive on time for Turkey Day: Why did they ask the turkey to join the band?

He had the drum sticks!
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Warning: In this present Holiday Season, it is important to take care of yourself and avoid accidents. Spare parts for old models like you and yours are no longer in stock.
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I did preplanning funeral arrangemets with my mother. I wasn't looking forward to it at all~telling myself "I just can't look at her coffin." When the substitute
funeral director comes out (the regular guy had died abruptly while attending a wedding), he shows us a book of caskets & liners. My late mother~"I think I'll be more comfortable in that one."
Me~"How will you know?"
Insert MUCH LAUGHTER!
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Oh, I know, maybe there is something called "casket-sharing".
Sharing spaces is all the rage now, from office space to apartment spaces.
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Superstring,
I will let you know when I rent mine.
Anytime now.
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re the rental casket: is it cheaper to rent a used one than a new one?
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Mentioned on another thread....one can rent a casket now to save on funeral costs.
Has even death become a temporary thing? What next?
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Yesterday morning at breakfast he suddenly said (apropos of nothing): "I'm an OLD man, not a young man!"
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Funniest thing my Dad ever said....

He had an issue with swallowing for some reason. Can't remember but its a known thing - stress related which made sense at the time.

Anyway, my Dad is well overweight. It would have been months before was malnourished. He could eat but, of course, eating meat was difficult to chew.
GP had told him about 5 times he was fine but he was convinced.

So one day:-

DAD: "I think I'm getting weaker and weaker because I'm not eating"
ME: "Dad you're fine - the GP said so"
DAD: "But I'm not eating any meat, so I'm not getting the goodness and vitamins and its slowly weakening me"
ME: <trying to stop laughing but can't> "Dad its not often you see vegetarians keel over in the street these days!"

Yes, example of my Dads stubborness and refusal to listen to anyone but very funny at the time.
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Well, she had done it, in a way!

But after you'd just told all the firemen about it I think you got off pretty lightly with the thermometer. She might've put it somewhere else 😳
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Some of the most humorous events occur incident to death. About 15 years ago a friend died in his sleep. After the funeral, a group of good old boys were chatting and one guy said that Jack was lucky the way he died - in his sleep, that’s the best way to go. Paul said, that’s the second best way to go after a moment of silence everybody had a smile on their faces and the group agreed that there was indeed  a better way to die than dying in one’s sleep and because all these guys had the same dirty minds there were no questions or arguments.
 
A few years later,  after a romantic interlude I got up from bed. On the way to the bathroom I fell flat on my face. I immediately knew that I had a stroke and that I might be dying. That didn't trigger thoughts of my wife and family. Instead, I couldn’t wait to tell all the other old guys that I had just died the best way there was.
 
My wife called 911 and the room seemed filled with firemen and paramedics. By that time I was feeling funny. I don’t mean that I was feeling unusual, I mean that I suddenly got a sense of humor.
 
One of the firemen standing over me looked like he was trying to figure out what to do next. At that time I came up with something incredibly stupid, that I seemed to think was funny. I told the firemen who looked like he was lost, “She did it!” I realize now that if I would have died at that time my wife was in a world of hurt. Fortunately, the lost firemen seemed equally perplexed by my dying declaration and possibly not wanting to get involved in a legal matter decided he had heard nothing and just walked away.  
 
I was in the hospital emergency room surrounded by my family and a nurse. I could hear that in the next cubicle was some of the guy who was there for his own emergency. The nurse then reached beyond the curtain into his room and wheels  one of those thermometers and announces that she has to take my temperature.

I may have been pretty sick, but I didn’t feel pretty sick and I watched everything they wanted to do. So when they wheeled in the thermometer, I asked, “Is it clean?”  At that point, my  loving wife grabs the devise and uttered these unforgettable words. “No, they just took it out of the guy's rectum next door here, open up! And with that she shoved it into my mouth. Even I saw the humor in that scene.

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and one more for the night...

A Sunday school teacher was discussing the Ten Commandments
With her five and six year olds.
After explaining the commandment to 'Honour thy 
Father and thy mother,' she asked,
'Is there a commandment that teaches us how to
Treat our brothers and sisters?'
Without missing a beat, one little boy answered, 
'Thou shall not kill..'
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This one was sent to me today... I had to share as I've been loving taking breaks to read and laugh out loud...

Two boys were walking home from Sunday school 
After hearing a strong preaching on the devil.
One said to the other, 'What do you think about
All this Satan stuff?'
The other boy replied, 'Well, you know how
Santa Claus turned out.
It's probably just your Dad.'
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My mother at an expensive restaurant~ "I'll have the clam chowder."
Waiter with white drapped cloth on his arm~ "And for your entree, ma'am?"
Her~ "That will be all." "I don't think he likes me."
Him~ "I like everyone" without smiling.

Insert ~ my mother had a White Russian before that.
Me ~ let me crawl under the table NOW.
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Frazzled: My cousin posted that one on social media!
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Caregiver - "Johnny are you stealing grandma's candy?"

Johnny- "No, I'm helping her share!"
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I know I posted this elsewhere, but...hubby with severe dementia still says phrases that are apt........I said "Do you know how long we've been married? Forty one years!" He says, "Why so long?"
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my sides are aching! I read the whole thing over a period of three or four days! I need MORE! Ha ha ha ha...
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