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(J) Deadly Liners

Girlfriend: And are you sure you love me and no
one else?
Boyfriend: Dead Sure! I checked the whole list again
yesterday

Waiter: Would you like your coffee black?
Customer: What other colors do you have?

Manager: Sorry, but i can't give you a job. I don't
need much help.
Job Applicant: That's all right. In fact I'm just the
right person in this case. You will see,
I won't be of much help anyway!!

Dad: Son, what do you want for your birthday?
Son: Not much dad, Just a radio with a sports car around it.

Diner: I can't eat such a rotten chicken. Call the manager!
Waiter: It's no use. He won't eat it either.

Diner: You'll drive me to my grave!
Waiter: Well, you don't expect to walk there, do you?

Husband: You know, wife, our son got his brain from me.
Wife: I think he did, I still got mine with me!

Man: Officer! There's a bomb in my garden!
Officer: Don't worry. If no one claims it
within three days, you can keep it.

Father: Your teacher says she finds it
impossible to teach you anything!
Son: That's why I say she's no good!

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