A few more: [ul]
[li] Just been on bigbustycoons.com[/li]
Damn, those guys have really good bus companies.
[li] When people with lisps say “Bithneth”, you know they mean business. [/li][li] My mate told me that I just don’t understand irony. [/li]
Which was ironic because we were at a bus stop at the time.
[li] A massive scouser, shaven-headed, muscles on his muscles, tattoos on his tattoos, is sitting in Liverpool’s roughest pub having a pint, when in comes a slender, camp, smartly dressed man. The man sits next to the scouser, orders an appletini, and then turns to the scouser and says “Hello sailor. How about meeting me round the back for a blow-job?”[/li]
At this, the scouser promptly flies into a furious rage. He picks up the other man, runs him head first all along the bar, drops him to the floor and then pummels him relentlessly for five whole minutes, before throwing him out onto the street.
“Jesus Terry” said the barman "What did that poor fella say to you?
“Dunno” the scouser replied “Something about a job”
[li] A driver is stuck in a traffic jam on the M25. Nothing is moving. [/li]
Suddenly a man knocks on the window. The driver rolls down his window and asks, “What’s going on?”
“Terrorists have kidnapped David Cameron. They’re asking for a $310 million ransom. Otherwise they’re going to douse him with petrol and set him on fire. We’re going from car to car, taking up a collection.”
The driver asks, “How much is everyone giving, on average?”
“About half a gallon!”
[li] Once upon a time, a lonely little boy was wandering through an enchanted forest when he came to a beautiful lagoon in a small clearing. At the waters edge, on a lilypad, there sat a magical frog. The frog said “Help me, young master. For I am a noble prince, cursed by a sorcerer to end my days in the body of a frog. Take me with you, and together we shall undo this wizard’s curse. I shall reward you beyond your wildest dreams”[/li]
Well, the boy immediately picked up the frog and took him home. The frog said “Young master, for me to turn back into a man, I must spend one night in your bed.”
The boy agreed and when he went to bed he took the magic frog and tucked him up snugly beside him.
The next day, the boy awoke to find that the wizard’s curse had indeed been lifted, and that the frog had changed back into a full grown man. “Oh rapturous day!”. He cried, and there was much rejoicing throughout the household.
And that, your honour, concludes the case for the defence. [/ul]