Roost #44 Poop
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Dates to Remember:
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Friday – WCS Meeting
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Friday, November 4th
- Casino Bus Trip to Harrington. Pickup at Montego Bay at 8:30, and Rose’s
Millsboro at 9 am; Return leaving Harrington at 3pm. Cost: $20.00 per person with $15.00 Free Slot
pay and $7.00 credit towards luncheon buffet.
Please contact Mary Kendall to sign up via phone: 302-236-9617 or
email: mary.kendall@merck.com. Any questions please
let me know. Mary.
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Members please bring plastic
or paper shopping bags to the monthly Roost meetings. The bags will be taken to Diakonia by Eric
for use in distributing food donations to the community.
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Ticket Exchange:
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Season tickets for sale:
4 seats Section 506 Row 10 Seat 1-4, $3080.
Please contact Geof Storm at 443-241-4858 or
Kathi Storm at 410-596-0810.
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PSL'S AND
TICKETS. PSL'S sec 539 row 17 seats 1, 2
and 3 (1 is the aisle seat) $1,200 ea per PSL $3600 total for PSL'S. Season tickets for these seats also
available. Bill C 443-513-1697 or billycords558@gmail.com.
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I have 2 tickets for
sale for the Thursday night game against the Browns. Face value of $135 + $25 bus seats to/from
OC/game = $160/each. Sec. 103, Row 32,
seats 10 & 11. Thanks, Gary, 443-618-9972.
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Road Trip: Please see this month's Ravens Caw for trip information, or call
Gary, 443-618-9972. You do not have to be
going to the game in order to buy a shirt.
Please see/call Gary for more information.
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Penguin Swim: SAVE THE DATE!! Wednesday Sept 7th. OC RR44 2016
Bar-Hop Cruise to benefit the Ravens Roost #44 Penguin Swim Team in support
of the Atlantic General Hospital Penguin Swim.
ALL MONEY RAISED IS DONATED TO AGH.
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Meet at MR Ducks. HH prices on food and drinks till 6 pm.
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5:45 pm board “The
Explorer” with Capt. Jack. Boat leaves
PROMPTLY at 6 pm, will return about 10 – 10:30 pm. Cash bar on boat - $3 Beer, $4 Wine, $5 Mixed
Drinks.
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First stop TBD
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Second stop is OC
Fish Company (formally Captains Galley).
Happy hour prices on select drinks and food. Start boarding @ 8:10 pm, leave @ 8:20 pm.
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Third stop is Sunset
Grill. Happy hour prices on drinks
and food. Start boarding 9:30 pm, Leave
9:40 pm.
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10 pm-ish return to MR
Ducks.
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$35/pp. LIMITED TO 65 PEOPLE. This sells out fast so please sign up early. All checks should be made out to “Ravens
Roost #44”. Send an email to garywm@mchsi.com to reserve a spot.
Checks can be mailed to: 15 Winward Ct., Ocean Pines, MD 21811. Gary.
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Roost Apparel: The Hawaiian shirts
ordered by Leslie Viands, Nancy Dalesio, Audrey Fohner and Moes Parrish have
not yet been picked up. Maggie has a
list of people who will buy them if they are not picked up by the September 8th
meeting. Please contact Maggie at 410-208-2756 or millermaggie@mchsi.com to
make arrangements for pick up and payment.
If no contact, they will be sold to the waiting list folks on September
8th.
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From the Prez:
o Bull Roast tix open to all members and public and that we are only selling
200.
o Rap show on Sept 7th @ the Original Greene Turtle. New time this year is 6 pm.
o Anyone wanting to nominate member for member of the year must give, in writing, anyone they want to
nominate to a board or member or previous winner. Board and previous members
will vote by October's meeting.
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Bylaws
Committee: I ask for any members to send me any additional thoughts
on the proposed bylaw change as has been discussed at the last three meetings. The vote will take place at the September
meeting. Gary.
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Tailgate @ Brandywine - As I mentioned at
the Aug. meeting, "Brandywine Senior Living at Fenwick Island" has
invited RR44 to enjoy a tailgate party with the residents. The two games we are looking at are Sept. 25th
vs Jaguars and Oct. 23rd vs The Jets. Please let me know if you would be interested
in attending either of these events. Gary,
443-618-9972.
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Entertainment
Committee:
All members are welcome to join the
committee! We need more participation from all members.
2016 Roost Entertainment Activities
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Boardwalk
Bike Ride/ Walk -
2nd Saturday of September & October. Meet at 27th Street at 9 AM. Afterwards some of us go to breakfast at the
Sahara on Johnny Unitas Way (19th Street).
Come join us for breakfast whether you did the Boards or not. Another opportunity to see old friends and
make new ones.
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Crab Feast - Saturday, October 1st at Shrimp Boat, 1-5 pm. $35 pp, which includes tax and grat. Menu includes crabs, fried chicken, corn on
the cob, coleslaw, hush puppies, Coors Light and Miller Lite draft, soda, iced
tea, and water. No children please but
non-members are okay. Checks only
payable to Ravens Roost #44. Sign Up
Sheet at the August and September meeting and the cutoff date is September 20.
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Dover Air Museum &
Dogfish Brewer Tours Sat. 10/15/16. Plan is to leave OC about 8:30 am , tour the museum for about 2
1/2 hrs, then go to brewery in Milton where lunch is on your own $. Tours &
tasting of 4 beers is free. We will leave for OC whenever everyone is done. Our
only pre-paid cost will be for the bus & that depends on how many we have
& what bus arrangements I can get. If the bus has no bathroom (last resort)
we will stop as needed because we have no real schedule to stick with. The event will be limited to a manageable size
of 25. We currently have 16. You can sign up by calling Ron at
302-436-4790. First come, first served:
we will start a wait list after 25.
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Bull & Oyster Roast - October 29th, 2-6 PM at the American Legion on 23rd
St. and Coastal Highway. This is our annual fund raising event! So bring your friends and family too. Tickets
are $40. The menu includes pit beef,
fried oysters, raw oysters, oyster stew, sausage & peppers & onions,
sides, dessert, beer and soda. Cash bar.
Live music by The Stims. Sign up Sheet at next Roost Meeting or send
checks, made out to Ravens Roost #44, for $40 PP to Eric Waterman, 311 S. Ocean
Drive, OC, MD 21842.
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Canned Food Drive - Bring canned goods to November 10th Roost meeting
for local food bank.
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Christmas Party - December 10th, 6-10PM at the Cove Restaurant at
Bayside.
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Last Game of the Season
Party – T/B/D
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Other Activities Under
Discussion
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Raft Up
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Tour of the Castle
(Raven Training Facility)
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Tour of M&T Bank
Stadium
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Day trip to Chincoteague
or Onancock
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Pub Crawl at Kent
Narrows
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Tour of Seacrets
Distillery
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Tour of OC Brewing
Company
Ravens Poop
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Good daily dose of Ravens
news notes and nuggets here. It’s getting to the point where I can hardly
stand ESPN, but I do go Jamison Hensley’s Blog here to stay up to date with all of the AFC North news.
Local Poop
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Tonight - Free Movies on the Beach - Carousel Hotel on
118th St., On the Beach at the
Carousel Hotel. Enjoy free movies on the beach every Wednesday from June 1 to
August 31 at the Carousel Hotel on 117th St. in Ocean City MD. Each week, a general audience movie is
presented free of charge on our 16 foot projector. Bring a beach chair or blanket & enjoy
the night beside the ocean. Movie starts around 8:30 p.m. For more information, call 800-626-2326.
Save the Date - Complete Season Schedule:
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August 24: Minions
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August 31: Star Wars;
The Force Awakens
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Tonight - Free Concerts on the Beach, On the Beach at the
Caroline Street Stage. Free, live entertainment
while you relax on the beach Wednesday nights from July 13 to August 31 from
8:00pm - 9:30pm. Enjoy tribute bands and
local favorites. Treat yourself to a
collection of summer beach music, watch the sun set, view the sparkling blue
ocean and dance by moonlight. There is
no better setting for relaxing than Concerts on the Beach. The beach beat will have your hands clapping
and your toes tapping to the variety of entertainment. For more information about Concerts on the
Beach, call 410-250-0125. Entertainment subject to change without
notice.
Season Concert Schedule:
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August 24 - The Beach
Bumz (Beach Music)
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August 31 - Funk Shue
(Funkiest 4 on the Shore)
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Today thru Sunday - OC
Sandfest. Watch
Master Champion Sand Sculptors, The Beach at North Division Street. Back by popular demand! Experience all of the fun at the 3rd Annual
Ocean City Sandfest on August 22-28. OC
Sandfest will feature giant sand sculptures along the beautiful Ocean City
boardwalk with special family attractions and activities.
Watch as master champion sand sculptors transform the smooth beach
sand into massive works of art.
Sculptures will remain on display all week. Stroll along the Boardwalk from N. Division
Street to 4th Street to see these breathtaking sculptures.
There will be a Sand Sculpting Classes and a Family Sand Sculpting
Demonstration. Prizes will be awarded. Gather your friends and family and join the
fun! All events will be taking place on
the beach near N. Division Street and are weather permitting.
Plus, check out the sand sculptures like you've never seen before
as they light up the night. This incredible
sight is one not to miss!
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Tomorrow – Sunset Park Party Nights - Free Concert, S. Division St. &
the Bay. Free Concerts Open to the Public Every Thursday Night in July and
August from 7pm – 9pm.
Enjoy a free concert while watching the sun set over the Isle of
Wight Bay...the perfect location in Ocean City! Sunset Park is located along South Division
Street between Philadelphia Avenue and the Bay, next to the US Coast Guard
Station in downtown Ocean City MD.
All concert admissions and parking are free and open to the
public. Beverages, including beer, are available for purchase.
Please bring your own chair.
2016 Schedule
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August 25 - Sir Rod (Rod
Stewart Tribute)
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Tomorrow - Locals
Under the Lights, Freeman Stage. Audience members can sit back, relax and
enjoy local artists performing on the same stage as national recording artists,
such as The Band Perry, Huey Lewis and The News, Gladys Knight and The Wailers.
Think you’ve got what it takes? Submit an application today! Free. BYOC
(Bring Your Own Chair).
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Tomorrow thru Sunday -
Ocean
City Jeep Week - Sand, Sun & Off
Road Fun, Ocean City Convention Center.
Get your Jeep ready to experience the sun, sand, and mud! You don't need a Jeep to check out all the
fun - daily passes available. Family fun
event with 250+ Jeeps participating in Beach Crawls, Jeep Jams, and Show &
Shines!
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Friday - The
Bronx Wanderers at Freeman Stage, Freeman Stage. The Bronx Wanderers recreate the magic of
the ’50s, ’60s and ’70s rock ’n’ roll and build an energetic bond with their
audience. The group is made up of a
father and two sons, who guarantee an evening of toe-tapping, hand-clapping and
dancing in the aisles. With favorite,
such as “Sherry,” “Runaway,” “We Gotta Get Out of This Place,” “Looking for an
Echo,” and even Coldplay’s “Viva La Vida,” the show dazzles the listener with a
nonstop powerhouse of hits. “It never
gets old,” said lead singer Yo’ Vinny. “It
just doesn’t get better than this. We
don’t rest on our laurels (and) never will.”
$25. Bring your own chair.
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Friday & Saturday
- North
American Sea Glass Festival, Open To The Public, Roland
E. Powell Convention Center. Internationally-recognized
sea glass jewelry artists, experienced collectors, and vendors gather at this
annual festival featuring collectors exhibitions, presentations, lectures, and
Shard of the Year Contest. Special Sea
Glass Soiree event on Friday evening from 5 – 9 pm; $10 admission. Sea Glass Festival Saturday 9 am – 6 pm; $5
admission. Tickets available at the
Convention Center box office. For
complete details and schedule, please visit www.seaglassassociation.org.
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Saturday (morning) - Zoo
in my Room Puppet Musical at Freeman Stage, Freeman
Stage. “Zoo In My Room” puppet
musical tells the story of retired zookeeper Farmer Stu and his animal family
that is grown through adoption. This
one-of-a-kind show features a large barn set that comes alive with amazing
animal puppets who talk, joke and sing. As
each new zoo animal joins the farm, lessons are learned, diversity is
celebrated, and the barn becomes a more joyful, loving, and musical place. The show’s story and original songs were
created by “Kidsinger Jim” Hossick of Bowie, Maryland, who has been singing and
storytelling for children for 24 years. He
is assisted by Dawn Madak of Annapolis, who has also performed in a kid’s music
band as a percussionist and singer.
Free. Bring Your Own Chair.
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Saturday (evening) - The
Wailers at Freeman Stage, Freeman Stage. Now well into their fifth decade, The
Wailers truly are living legends who embody the nobility, conviction and
progressiveness of Bob Marley and his music. Together with Bob Marley, The Wailers have
sold over 250 million albums and have played to an estimated 24 million people
across the globe. The anchor of the band
is Aston “Family Man” Barrett, who in addition to being Marley’s most trusted
lieutenant and co-producer, played on countless other classic reggae hits
throughout the ’70s. The authenticity he
brings to the Wailers’ sound is indisputable and yet today’s line-up combines
old school know-how with lead vocals from one of Jamaica’s most exciting new
singers. The Wailers are undoubtedly the
world’s premier reggae and world music group who bring high energy shows to
fans across the globe. $25. Bring Your Own Chair.
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Sunday - Sundaes in the Park - Free Concert, Family Fun
& Fireworks, Northside Park. Outdoor live music, children's activities, ice cream and
fireworks...what could be better?
Bring your picnic basket and beach chairs to Northside Park,
located at 125th Street and the Bay for ice cream sundaes, live entertainment,
children's activities and fireworks. All
entertainment is free. Create your own
ice cream sundae with delicious toppings for a small price. Listen to your musical favorites and watch the
sunset over the beautiful Assawoman Bay. Fireworks start at 9pm. For more information call 410-250-0125.
Live Music Schedule
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August 28 - Jesse
Garron's Tribute to Elvis
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September 4 - The
Janitors (Variety)
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Sunday - OC
Beach Lights Spectacular - Lasers, lights,
video, music and special effects, The Beach at North
Division Street. Returning to Ocean City this summer is the fun and exciting free
event for the entire family, OC Beach Lights Spectacular! These shows featuring lasers, lights, video,
fireworks, music, special effects and audio production all displayed on a 5
story tall giant beach ball will light up the beach at North Division Street. The show is visible along the south end of the
beach and boardwalk with the best viewing area on the Boardwalk at North Division
Street. Show times are 9:30pm, 10:00pm
and 10:30pm. Each show is approximately
8 minutes in length.
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September 1 thru
September 4 - The Wall That Heals is coming to: Delaware Tech's Owens
Campus, Carter Partnership Center Lawn, 21179 College Drive, Georgetown, DE
19947.
Starting September 1st
and will be there through September 4th. It will be open to the public 24 hours a day
starting 4:00PM starting September 1st and runs through 4:00 PM September
4th. As part of this four-day
event, the College is proudly hosting an opening ceremony on September 1st.
I invite you to join us as we pay
special tribute to our nation's heroes. Please
RSVP if you plan to attend the opening ceremony by August 26, 2016, by calling
Kim Holston at 302.857.1667, or via email at kholston@dtcc.edu.
The Wall That Heals, a
250-foot replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial and mobile Education Center,
honors the more than three million Americans who served in the U.S. Armed forces
during the Vietnam War, and its wall bears the names of the more than 58,000
men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in Southeast Asia during that
time.
The Vietnam Veterans
Memorial is the most visited memorial in our Nation's Capital, with more than
four million visitors each year, yet many Americans - including many veterans
and their families - have not been able to visit. The Wall That Heals gives many more people the
opportunity to see the Memorial and honor those who served.
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Wednesday, September 7 –
Worcester County Veterans Memorial @
Ocean Pines 10th Annual Golf Tournament, Ocean Pines Golf &
Country Club. Check-in 11 am, Shotgun
start @ 12 noon. $90 per player,
includes greens fees w/ cart, range balls, lunch, door prize entry, dinner
buffet, awards/prizes/goodie bag. For
additional info contact Marie Gilmore @ 410.726.2881, or opmarie@aol.com.
Funny Poop
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Rodney Dangerfield
Stand Up Jokes
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With my wife I don't
get no respect. I made a toast on her
birthday to 'the best woman a man ever had.' The waiter joined me.
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I'm not a sexy guy. I went to a hooker. I dropped my pants. She dropped her price.
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I tell you, I'm not a
sexy guy. I was the centerfold for
Playgirl magazine. The staples covered
everything!
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What a childhood I
had, why, when I took my first step, my old man tripped me!
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Last week I told my
psychiatrist, "I keep thinking about suicide." He told me from now on I have to pay in
advance.
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I tell ya when I was a
kid, all I knew was rejection. My yo-yo,
it never came back!
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Oh, when I was a kid
in show business I was poor. I used to
go to orgies to eat the grapes.
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When I was a kid I got
no respect. The time I was kidnapped,
and the kidnappers sent my parents a note they said, "We want five
thousand dollars or you'll see your kid again."
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I tell ya, my wife was
never nice. On our first date, I asked
her if I could give her a goodnight kiss on the cheek - she bent over!
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I tell you, with my
doctor, I don't get no respect. I told
him, "I've swallowed a bottle of sleeping pills." He told me to have a few drinks and get some
rest.
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Some dog I got too. We call him Egypt because he leaves a pyramid
in every room.
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With my dog I don't
get no respect. He keeps barking at the
front door. He don't want to go out. He wants me to leave.
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What a dog I got. His favorite bone is in my arm!
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Last week I saw my
psychiatrist. I told him, "Doc, I
keep thinking I'm a dog." He told
me to get off his couch.
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I worked in a pet
store and people kept asking how big I'd get.
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My wife and I were happy
for twenty years. Then we met.
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I'll tell ya, my wife
and I, we don't think alike. She donates
money to the homeless, and I donate money to the topless!
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One night I came home.
I figured, let my wife come on. I'll play it cool. Let her make the first move. She went to Florida.
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I asked my old man if
I could go ice-skating on the lake. He
told me, "Wait til it gets warmer."
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My doctor told me to
watch my drinking. Now I drink in front
of a mirror.
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I drink too much. Way too much. My doctor drew blood. He ran a tab.
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When I was born the
doctor came out to the waiting room and said to my father, "I'm very
sorry. We did everything we could...but
he pulled through."
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I come from a stupid
family. During the Civil War my great
uncle fought for the west!
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My father was
stupid. He worked in a bank and they
caught him stealing pens.
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My mother had morning
sickness after I was born.
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My mother never breast
fed me. She told me that she only liked
me as a friend.
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My father carries
around the picture of the kid who came with his wallet.
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My wife made me join a
bridge club. I jump off next Tuesday.
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Last week my tie
caught on fire. Some guy tried to put it
out with an ax!
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I met the surgeon
general. He offered me a cigarette.
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One time I went to a
hotel. I asked the bellhop to handle my
bag. He felt up my wife!
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This morning when I
put on my underwear I could hear the Fruit of the Loom guys laughing at me.
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I'm a bad lover. Once I caught a peeping tom booing me.
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My wife only has sex
with me for a purpose. Last night she
used me to time an egg.
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It's tough to stay
married. My wife kisses the dog on the
lips, yet she won't drink from my glass!
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When I played in the
sandbox the cat kept covering me up.
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I could tell that my
parents hated me. My bath toys were a
toaster and a radio.
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One year they wanted
to make me poster boy...for birth control.
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I remember the time I
was kidnapped and they sent back a piece of my finger to my father. He said he wanted more proof.
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My uncle's dying wish
was to have me sitting on his lap. He
was in the electric chair.
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Once when I was lost I
saw a policeman and asked him to help me find my parents. I said to him, "Do you think we'll ever
find them?" He said, "I don't
know kid. There are so many places they
can hide."
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I remember I was so
depressed I was going to jump out a window on the tenth floor. They sent a priest up to talk to me. He said, "On your mark..."
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When my old man wanted
sex, my mother would show him a picture of me.
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I had a lot of pimples
too. One day I fell asleep in a library.
I woke up and a blind man was reading my face.
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One day as I came home
early from work, I saw a guy jogging naked. I said to the guy, "Hey buddy...why are
you doing that for?" He said,
"Because you came home early."
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I went to see my
doctor...Doctor Vidi-boom-ba. Yeah...I
told him once, "Doctor, every morning when I get up and look in the mirror
I feel like throwing up. What's wrong
with me? He said, "I don't know,
but your eyesight is perfect."
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I told my dentist my
teeth are going yellow. He told me to
wear a brown necktie.
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My psychiatrist told
me I'm going crazy. I told him, "If
you don't mind, I'd like a second opinion." He said, "All right. You're ugly too!"
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I was so ugly, my
mother used to feed me with a slingshot!
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When I was born the
doctor took one look at my face, turned me over and said, "Look,
twins!"
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And we were poor too. Why, if I wasn't born a boy, I'd have nothing
to play with!
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My wife isn't very
bright. The other day she was at the store, and just as she was heading for our
car, someone stole it! I said, "Did
you see the guy that did it?" She
said, "No, but I got the license plate."
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Last night my wife met
me at the front door. She was wearing a
sexy negligee. The only trouble was, she was coming home.
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A girl phoned me and
said, "Come on over. There's nobody
home." I went over. Nobody was
home!
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A hooker once told me
she had a headache.
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I went to a massage
parlor. It was self service.
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If it weren't for
pick-pocketers, I'd have no sex life at all.
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I was making love to
this girl and she started crying. I
said, "Are you going to hate yourself in the morning?" She said, "No, I hate myself now."
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I knew a girl so ugly
that she was known as a two-bagger. That's
when you put a bag over your head in case the bag over her head breaks.
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I knew a girl so ugly,
they use her in prisons to cure sex offenders.
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I knew a girl so ugly,
I took her to the top of the Empire State building and planes started to attack
her.
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I knew a girl so ugly,
the last time I saw a mouth like hers it had a hook on the end of it.
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I knew a girl so ugly,
she had a face like a saint--a Saint Bernard!
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I was tired one night
and I went to the bar to have a few drinks. The bartender asked me, "What'll you
have?" I said, "Surprise
me." He showed me a naked picture
of my wife.
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During sex my wife
always wants to talk to me. Just the
other night she called me from a hotel.
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My marriage is on the
rocks again. Yeah, my wife just broke up
with her boyfriend.
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I looked up my family
tree and found out I was the sap.
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I looked up my family
tree and found three dogs using it.
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What a dog I got. Last night he went on the paper 4 times - 3
while I was reading it.
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What a dog I got. I
tried to mate her - she wants 50 biscuits.
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What a dog I got, he
found out we look alike, so he killed himself.
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I went to a gay bar,
they wanted proof of sex so I showed them, they said it wasn't enough.
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I came from a real
tough neighborhood. In the local
restaurant I sat down and had broken leg of lamb.
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I came from a real
tough neighborhood. In the library the
sign says "shut the f..k up"!
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I came from a real
tough neighborhood. Once a guy pulled a
knife on me. I knew he wasn't a
professional, the knife had butter on it.
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I came from a real
tough neighborhood. I bought a waterbed
and found a guy at the bottom of it.
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I came from a real
tough neighborhood. I put my hand in
some cement and felt another hand.
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I came from a real
tough neighborhood. On my street, the
kids take hubcaps - from moving cars.
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My wife's not to
smart. I told her our kids were
spoiled. She said, "all kids smell
that way".
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My wife had her
drivers test the other day. She got 8
out of 10. The other 2 guys jumped
clear.
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My wife a great
driver, she once hit a deer. It was in a
zoo.
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There are a pair of
shoes on the dashboard. they belong to the last guy she hit
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My cousins gay, I
always tell him that in our family tree, he's in the fruit section.
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My cousins gay, in
school while other kids were dissecting frog, he was opening flies.
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My cousins gay, he
went to London only to find out that Big Ben was a clock.
Etcetera
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Got poop? Let me know! I’m going to try to get this out every
Wednesday so if you get it to me by Tuesday I’ll try to include it. Your input is appreciated.
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running. Be sure to bookmark our address
- www.OCRavensRoost44.com or go to our blog @ http://ravensroost44.blogspot.com/ for the latest news,
notes and nuggets.
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Life is short. Focus on
the good.
Frank
Baltimore Ravens, let’s
go
And put that ball across
the line
So fly with talons
spread wide
Go in and strike with
Ravens pride
Fight! Fight! Fight!
Ravens dark wings take
flight
Dive in and show them
your might
For Baltimore and
Maryland
You will fly on to
victory
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