Aaron Kulkis wrote:
Wolfgang Woehl wrote:
Montag, 7. Januar 2008 Sloan:
Would that more official answers were so pithy.
Lost dude: I'm lost. Where am I?
Cowboy dude: .
Lost dude: Where should I go now?
Cowboy dude: ..
Right, that should help.
You Europeans just do NOT understand cowboys.....
Lost dude: I'm lost. Where am I?
Cowboy dude: You're in the barber shop in [town X]
Lost dude: Where should I go now?
Cowboy dude: I suppose that depends on what you want to do.
Your problem is that you're looking for
someone to replace your mama.
From the jokes, I can tell that you are not a cowboy and have never
worked on a ranch. I own one, live on it, work it, and still herd cattle
with a horse and dog. The definition of a rough morning is delivering a
calf at 4am, when it is freezing cold, and the calf has to be turned and
pulled out. The clue that you are not a cowboy is that the words cowboy
and dude have opposite meanings. In the cowboy world, a dude is a city
slicker.
Bill Anderson
WW7BA
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