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I want to marry June Cleaver by robin quinn
Oh, we are not perfect. In our faults we find the need for Christ. My wife was having a bad morning, sitting at my desk I thought,' I'm not saying a word.' and this little ditty came out...
DEAD CERTAIN by Paul Curtis
A senior couple were lying in bed one morning.
A WING AND A PRAYER by Paul Curtis
If the wings travel faster than the fuselage,
21st CENTURY NURSERY RHYMES # 140 by Paul Curtis
Ring-a-Ring o'Rosies
Oh I hate runny noses
MY FAVOURITE THINGS, NOT by Paul Curtis
Black spot on roses and fingerless mittens
Green stinging nettles and flea ridden kittens
All creepy crawlies and insects with wings
These are a few of my un-favourite things
What Kind of Man Reads Romance Novels? by Bob Valleau
I don't get it. Why would a man find romance novels fascinating?
Solomon solves the financial crisis by Harry Toye
When Jesus came on the scene the blind saw, the lame walked and the deaf heard ........ but not everyone was happy.
Betsy Is Still A Keeper by Donald Mehl
Our dog "Betsy" has been a much loved member of our household for almost a year. She has bonded well with us, her adoptive parents, but her demands for our attention are becoming a bit excessive.
MULTITASKING MAIDENS by Paul Curtis
Women are supposedly very good at multitasking
THANK GOD THAT'S OVER by Paul Curtis
I'm so glad I am leaving
It's not before time
EARLY ARRIVAL by Paul Curtis
At premature ejaculators anonymous
I sat all alone in the meeting room
The Chocolate Mud Ice Queen Lady by Marijo Phelps
A most memorable hike - wish I could forget!
FASHION VICTIMS by Paul Curtis
There is a new fashion range
Launching in the spring
21st CENTURY NURSERY RHYMES # 129 by Paul Curtis
Ring-a-Ring o'Rosies
LIQUID TO SOLID by Paul Curtis
Liquid Viagra will become
HAM AND EGGS by Paul Curtis
Good morning whats for breakfast?
Can I have eggs and ham please?
What the microwave taught me about sin. by Annie Glasel
My lunch exploded in the microwave. As I sprayed "Purple Power" and wiped down the white interior, I mused that I am much like this microwave. And sin, from God's point of view, could very well look like the icky sticky gunk.
DREAMS DO COME TRUE by Joy Kimani
Story of how a guy who thought he was a nobody achieve what was unfamiliar to his world.
21st CENTURY NURSERY RHYMES # 128 by Paul Curtis
Humpty Dumpty sat on the wall
MUSICAL FUSION by Paul Curtis
There's a new music fad or fashion
A genre of Swedish/Australian fusion
WYNNE OR NO by Paul Curtis
Do you know who invented the crossword?
WORKPLACE WOES by Paul Curtis
9 out of 10 women
At my company
You're Blessed Enough to Complain... by Annie Glasel
Flat tire? Leaky roof? Overdraft? Lack of anything? Downsizing? At least you're blessed enough to complain.
The Last Page by Judy Doyle
What if an inanimate object could speak. What would it say?
SENIOR WEEK by Paul Curtis
Since I've been retired
Everyday is a fun day
AGE OLD LIES # 1 by Paul Curtis
Of all the age old lies
Which one do we hear most?
21st CENTURY NURSERY RHYMES # 127 by Paul Curtis
Humpty Dumpty sat on the wall
The Lady from Big Creek by Jeanne E. Webster
Limmerick about a church lady trying to fit into a new church and make friends.
SENIOR COLUMN by Paul Curtis
I wake up in the morning
WYNNE OR NO by Paul Curtis
Do you know who invented the crossword?