You all know that one of my likes is to be near water
Can be a river, a lake or an ocean. The jury is out on rain though 🙂
Theres something about water that seems to clear my head
and make me feel good.
At the moment we’re in the middle of sorting out another cruise
so for Fun on this Friday
I’m going to share some ‘Watery Jokes’ with you.
The Magician and his Parrot
A magician on a cruise liner had a parrot who’d seen all the magician’s tricks a zillion times, having figured out long ago the magic behind the magician’s disappearing acts.
The parrot got bored, his owner was growing stale and not developing any new tricks that the parrot couldn’t figure out.
One night in the middle of the magician’s performance, the ship hit an iceberg.
Everyone drowned except the magician and the parrot.
The magician managed to swim to a piece of wreckage and climb aboard collapsing immediately from exhaustion.
Soon afterward, the parrot flew over, perched on the edge of the makeshift raft and stared at the magician.
For a whole day the magician was unconscious and all this time the parrot didn’t take his eyes off him.
Eventually the magician started to stir.
Looking up, he saw the parrot still eyeing him intently, not even blinking.
Another hour goes by, and finally the parrot squawks, . . .’Alright, I give up. What did you do with the ship?’
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The Pirate and the Seaman
A seaman meets a pirate in a bar.
The pirate has a peg-leg, a hook and an eye patch.
‘How’d you end up with a peg-leg?’ asks the sailor.
‘I was swept overboard in a storm’ says the pirate. ‘A shark bit off me whole leg’
‘Wow! ‘said the seaman.
‘What about the hook?’
‘We were boarding an enemy ship, battling the other sailors with swords One of them cut me’ said the pirate
‘Incredible!’ remarked the seaman.
‘And the eye patch?’
The pirate replied ‘A seagull dropping fell in me eye’
‘You lost your eye to a seagull dropping’ the sailor asked incredulously
Nah’ said the pirate . . ‘It was me first day with the hook’
You know what they say-
Smile and the world smiles with you
I’m hoping I gave you something that made you smile today 🙂
I must admit I’ve been very lax with writing blog posts and reading the one’s my blogging buddies have written recently. So glad you commented on mine to remind me to run on over and read yours! I certainly needed the laughter today. Those of us who fought a good fight but lost in our presidential election are in mourning right now. Feeling totally disgusted at the choice half of our American citizens made. Thanks for the cheer-up with your jokes!
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Lets just say some of us are surprised but it’s not our place to comment!
Glad you smiled today 🙂
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There hasn’t been a whole lot to laugh about in North America the last few days. Thank you, Cathy, for the laugh!
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We all need to – I was going to say ‘get on with life’ – but that won’t be much cheer to those who lost what they belived in. Anyway there are laughs there to be taken!
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Hahaha, love your Friday Fun! I needed that, Cathy!
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I could be back with more another week Sharon. Keep your eyes peeled and your mouth ready to smile 🙂
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Yup they both made me chuckle! Thanks
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Good to know they tickled your funny bone 🙂
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Ouch.
And I would love to live beside water. Some day. Perhaps.
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Yes very visual that one 🙂
Back in the ’60s we lived by a beach in Katong (Singapore). We were there for two years living with the local population – went back ten years later and there was no beach, no sea or sand, no ocean to be seen at all. In it’s place was a six lane highway and highrise buildings. Yes, the reclamation work on the island had reached as far as our lovely suburb and much further
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I enjoyed the jokes…many thanks.
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It was a heavy day today (Nov 11) plus most people are in shock/denial about that election result si it was back to Fun Friday for me. Glad you enjoyed them:)
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The second joke was good. I didn’t know you lived in Singapore. How interesting.
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The second is my favourite as well Andrew but you know me. Never do anything by half. Two for the price of one:)
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Lol thanks for the laughs 😘
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You know what they say Angela. Laugh and the world laughs with you:)
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You did give me something to smile about, the parrot asking “what did you do with the ship?”
I love the water, even being out in the rain is a pleasure for me, unless it is being driven hard by an icy wind.
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Singing in the rain would be the song for you River 🙂
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Thanks for sharing the smiles. Enjoy planning your cruise, too!
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Cruising and smiling go hand in hand for me GnG – glad you liked the jokes.
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Thanks for visiting my blog and commenting. I find your blog interesting too and have registered to get email advices to follow your posts.
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Thanks for your compliment Ramana and for the follow. I’m hoping you enjoy future posts
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I live in a city that is a very narrow isthmus – – you can drive between the 2 harbours (linked to either Indian/Pacific easily within an hour (outside of rush hour) — and there are walks that trail across as well… Auckland, New Zealand
if you want detail: google Waitemata Harbour &/or Manukau Harbour – this second one has a bar to get over to the wider ocean, whereas the Waitemata winds it way out to the Pacific
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