Old fashioned clean jokes

[Stanley]

[Stanley]

[Stanley]

Cathy, have you seen the video I pasted for you in 'May I recommend?'

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[Cathy]

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Stanley, see May I Recommend.

[Stanley]

[Big Kev]

[Stanley]

That's got me baffled.....

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[Cathy]

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[Stanley]

19:00 for me Cathy......

[Stanley]

[Stanley]

[Stanley]

[Cathy]

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[Stanley]

[Stanley]

[Stanley]

[Cathy]

Does OG allow the use of the word ‘Dickhead’?
I have a pic of a Sign using the word ‘Dickhead’, just asking if I can submit it.
Nothing gross or rude.

[Tizer]

I'd say go ahead Cathy - there are much worse words and, anyway, I'll bet there's a town with that name in the USA! By the way, in the 1800s when the railroads started being laid across America there were thousands of small populated places with no name but needing a station. The railroads appointed a man to give them names and he spent all his time in an office in New York thinking up names and allocating them to the places. What a job, all that power - Trump would have loved the job!

[PanBiker]

Go for it Cathy.

[Stanley]

It was thoughtful of you to ask Cathy......

[Cathy]

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Inspired by Daffy’s Wise Words, a down to earth and much loved, elderly (95) very Australian country lady called Daffy.
Her signature was “Get up with a smile on your face. and don’t be a Dickhead!”.
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(What a character , miss you Daffy.)

[Stanley]

[Big Kev]