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Posted 11/10/2009 11:37:40 AM
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The old farmer down the road was really lonely and placed a lonely hearts ad at the feed store. The old lady farmer on the other side of town answered the ad and they went out for a meal one evening.

The old lady farmer, on the drive home, started to feel a bit friskey and asked "have you got a cialis" "No" replied the old farmer "I'm a John Deere man"

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Posted 11/11/2009 6:45:07 PM
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You haven't received any replies to this good joke. I guess no one else appreciates british humor.
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Posted 11/11/2009 8:12:16 PM


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I think some of us are just plumbing the depths of our memories - hoping we can top it :)

Muddy Run Farm -- clean floors are highly overrated
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Posted 11/12/2009 7:19:34 AM
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I am one of those people that is really bad at telling jokes, they just dont come out right, along with the fact that I am dyslexic, I am pleased anyone got it!

I really am jealous of drawbars "written English" skills.

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Posted 11/12/2009 2:17:18 PM


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It was a funny joke for sure. I couldn't think of any clean farmer jokes off the top of my head so I let it ride. But yes it was a good one BB.

I love vegetarians...slice them real thin, dip them in ranch dressing and they compliment lamb quite well! :-)
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Posted 11/12/2009 2:46:53 PM


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Did you ever hear the one about the Maine farmer who kept sheep? . . . oh, nevermind. . . .

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Posted 11/12/2009 3:03:54 PM
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Hey Williams, you know what Cialis is for right?...its to stop you rolling out of bed.
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Posted 11/13/2009 2:57:34 AM


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I think I have heard every sheep/farmer joke there is, and then started to hear the a$$ jokes when I got the donkey for those few weeks. You have to know me though, I am good for a good ribbing. I can take a joke for sure...but I really dislike the people that can throw out jokes and insults, but cannot take them in return!

I love vegetarians...slice them real thin, dip them in ranch dressing and they compliment lamb quite well! :-)
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Posted 11/13/2009 5:42:05 AM
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same with the stone business.

Hey, rock star.. and

"I bet you get stoned more before 9am than the rest of the world does all week."

I tell them, every body must get stone... and that I've got to rebuild those buildings in Rome every now and then.

Breaking balls is part of working culture... I tell my new friends in reenacting and on stone jobs...if guys don't break your balls...
(pick on you in a good way)

then they don't like you.
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