| A school teacher asked her students to make a sentence containing the expression "I presume". One little girl held up her hand and said, "Yesterday my mother hand washed the dinner dishes and I presumed that the dishwasher was broken." "Very good" said the teacher. Another one said, "This morning, my father drove the Volkswagen out of the garage, I presume that the BMW wouldn't start." "That's excellent," says the teacher. Little Johnny at the back of the classroom gets up and says, "Yesterday I saw grandpa leave the house with a newspaper under his arm and headed for the bush, I presume that......." The teacher interrupted him and said, "I stopped you because you have no idea what your grandfather was going to do, so you can't presume anything." Johnny says, "Please Teacher, let me finish my sentence." The teacher says, "Very well. Continue." "As I was saying, I saw my grandpa heading for the bush with a newspaper under his arm. I presume he was going for a crap because he can't read." |
| Little Johnny and his grandmother were shopping in a department store. Little Johnny wanted to go to the toy department, but grandmother said that they had to stop in the ladies clothing department first. He obviously couldn't wait that long, and the next time his grandmother turned around he was gone. She panicked and looked everywhere for him, but he had disappeared. Finally she went to the customer service desk, intending to have them announce his name over the PA system. To her relief he was already there waiting for her. The woman at the desk said, "He wanted us to announce your name over the PA system, but he didn't know what your name was. We asked him what his daddy called you, and he replied 'mom', next we asked him what Grandpa called you and he replied 'Sugar'. "We were almost out of questions for him when another lady suggested that your daughter-in-law might call you by your first name. "We were so happy to see you show up at the desk," she continued, "because when we asked him what his mommy called you, we were out of ideas!" "Well," asked Little Johnny's grandmother curiously, "What did he say?" "He said," she replied, "that his mother called you 'THE B-TCH'!" |
| A school teacher asked her students to make a sentence containing the expression "I presume." One little girl held up her hand and said, "Yesterday my mother hand washed the dinner dishes and I presumed that the dishwasher was broken." "Very good," said the teacher. Another one said, "This morning, my father drove the Volkswagen out of the garage, I presume that the BMW wouldn't start." "That's excellent," says the teacher. Little Johnny at the back of the classroom gets up and says, "Yesterday I saw grandpa leave the house with a newspaper under his arm and headed for the bush, I presume that......." The teacher interrupted him and said, "I stopped you because you have no idea what your grandfather was going to do, so you can't presume anything." Johnny says, "Please Teacher, let me finish my sentence." The teacher says, "Very well. Continue." "As I was saying, I saw my grandpa heading for the bush with a newspaper under his arm. I presume he was going for a crap because he can't read." |
| Little Johnny goes to church on Sunday. There, he runs into the priest. The priest says: Good morning Johnny! Johnny: Good morning, Father. Priest: Tell me Johnny, how is your brother Timmy doing these days? Johnny: Well Father, Timmy is crippled you know? And just the other day Father, Timmy came to the church, took holy water and rubbed it on his right leg and threw his crutch away! Priest: Oh my God, a miracle in my church! We are blessed by God! Then what happened? Johnny: Well Father, then he took holy water, rubbed it on his left leg and threw his other crutch away! Priest: Praise Jesus! This is truly a miracle in my church! God is great! Then what happened, Johnny? Johnny: Well Father then he fell on his a$$, he's crippled you know? |