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“According to a new study
that just came out, smoking
pot regularly does not lead to
harder drugs. In fact the study
shows that smoking pot
regularly does not lead to
doing much of anything.”
--Conan O’Brien

“I hate housework! You make
the beds, you do the dishes --
and six months later you have
to start all over again.”
--Joan Rivers   

Test Questions
Scott and Peter had applied for
jobs at a large company and
had to take an intelligence test.  
They each found the test a
breeze, except that they
admitted to being momentarily
stumped by the final question:
“Name a 14 letter word for
someone in charge of a plant.”
“How did you answer that last
one?” asked Scott.
“I was a bit puzzled at first, but
then I thought of
Superintendent. “
“I think I got it right too,” said
Pete, “but I wrote down
Horticulturist. “

What a doctor would do
While making rounds, a doctor
points out an X-ray to a group of
medical students.   
“As you can see,” she says,
“the patient limps because his
left fibula and tibia are radically
arched. Michael, what would
you do in a case like this?”   
“Well,” ponders the student, “I
suppose I’d limp too.”