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gypsi
response 4 of 19: Mark Unseen   Jun 3 02:40 UTC 1999

<lol>
lumen
response 5 of 19: Mark Unseen   Jun 4 06:30 UTC 1999

resp:3  Now that one's good!  You usually don't hear lesbian ones as 
often.

Here's one a bi friend told me:

Two gay men were having sex when the phone rang.  The first said to the 
other, "I have to go answer the phone, okay?  Don't cum without me."  
The second promised that he wouldn't.  After a little while, the first 
man returned to find cum sprayed all over the wall.

"I thought I told you not to cum," he said.

"I didn't."

"Then why is there cum all over the wall?"

"Oh, sorry, I had to fart."

Ask a lesbian or bisexual woman what a roundhouse is.  It's a visual 
gag, so I wouldn't be able to give you the punchline, nor tell it as 
well as she could.

Responses to "What kind of tool are you?" heard from the Tool Line, part 
of a gay phone sex line I used to call over to back East (and responses 
based on the idea).

A hammer-- I like to nail things.

A jackhammer-- I like to shake things up.

A vacuum-- well, you get the idea.

A screwdriver.

A ratchet-- because I like to get a firm grip on the nuts.

A windshield repair gun-- because I like to fill holes.


There was a deleted scene from the movie _Spartacus_ that had a lot of 
wit.  The scene was between the master and the "body servant" over which 
they preferred-- snails, or oysters.  The body servant preferred snails.  
The master preferred both.  It is a question of taste, as the master 
said.  Think about that one.

Keep going-- I know there's a million out there!  
gypsi
response 6 of 19: Mark Unseen   Jun 4 08:02 UTC 1999

How do you separate the men from the boys in San Francisco?

With a club.
bookworm
response 7 of 19: Mark Unseen   Jun 11 23:27 UTC 1999

Urgh!  
lumen
response 8 of 19: Mark Unseen   Jun 11 23:47 UTC 1999

Whoa, I'd forgotten that one!
cyberpnk
response 9 of 19: Mark Unseen   Jun 14 18:05 UTC 1999

Q: How many gays does it take to change a lightbulb?

A: Three; One to change the bulb, and the pother two tho shriek "Faaaaabulous!"

Q: What did one lesbian frog say to the other lesbian frog?

A: We really do taste like chicken!
lumen
response 10 of 19: Mark Unseen   Jun 14 18:27 UTC 1999

Oh yes-- the second one I've heard quite a bit.
void
response 11 of 19: Mark Unseen   Jun 16 23:46 UTC 1999

   ok.  some might find this one in poor taste, but i think it's one
of the funniest things i ever heard (it's also a bit dated):

   q: what's the most difficult thing about being hiv+?



   a: explaining to your parents that you're haitian.
lumen
response 12 of 19: Mark Unseen   Jun 17 06:04 UTC 1999

doh
bookworm
response 13 of 19: Mark Unseen   Jun 19 21:14 UTC 1999

Pardon me for sounding stupid, but I don't get it.
keesan
response 14 of 19: Mark Unseen   Jun 28 13:11 UTC 1999

The first people diagnosed in any numbers with AIDS were Haitian.
bookworm
response 15 of 19: Mark Unseen   Jun 30 18:28 UTC 1999

Oh.  Gotcha.
void
response 16 of 19: Mark Unseen   Jul 1 04:34 UTC 1999

   in the early days of aids in the u.s., the most common patients were
gay men, i-v drug users, and haitian immigrants.
jazz
response 17 of 19: Mark Unseen   Jul 1 12:15 UTC 1999

       Which led to some speculation of AIDS as a biological weapon first 
 tested in Hatian prisons (where some prisoners were imprisones simply because
they were gay, leading to a transmission vector for the gay male population).
Not to advance any conspiracy theories, but ...
zebera
response 18 of 19: Mark Unseen   Oct 2 22:34 UTC 1999

I love how decensitized to these kind of things I can get.  It just 
really makes me want to go fart a condomn..
yurifan
response 19 of 19: Mark Unseen   Jan 11 12:02 UTC 2004

Wow, those were some pretty good jokes..Here's one: There are four gay men
in a bar, and there is only one stool left...How do they all sit down? Answer:
They turn it over and sit one each leg...Crude, yes. Funny?,maybe.
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