A guy spots a sign outside a house that reads âTalking Dog for Sale.â Intrigued, he walks in.
âSo what have you done with your life?â he asks the dog.
âIâve led a very full life,â says the dog. âI lived in the Alps rescuing avalanche victims. Then I served my country in Iraq. And now I spend my days reading to the residents of a retirement home.â
The guy is flabbergasted. He asks the dogâs owner, âWhy on earth would you want to get rid of an incredible dog like that?â
The owner says, âBecause heâs a liar! He never did any of that!â
Jokes
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A poodle and a collie are walking together when the poodle suddenly unloads on his friend. âMy life is a mess,â he says. âMy owner is mean, my girlfriend ran away with a schnauzer, and Iâm as jittery as a cat.â
âWhy donât you go see a psychiatrist?â suggests the collie.
âI canât,â says the poodle. âIâm not allowed on the couch.â
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I asked my Mom if I was ugly.
She said, “I told you not to call me Mom in front of people.”
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Laugh a Little
A turtle is crossing the road when heâs mugged by two snails. When the police show up, they ask him what happened.
The shaken turtle replies, âI donât know. It all happened so fast.â
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Laugh a Little
Did you hear about the mathematician whoâs afraid of negative numbers?
Heâll stop at nothing to avoid them.
Joey & Sunny – It’s Destiny
10.
Joey stands up and hollers, âYou want to see Punkin again, give me my t-shirt.â
Detective Milson says, âSit down, Handsome.â
The squad room bursts into laughter.
âMaâam, you got to watch out, sheâs like a rattlesnake she strikes so quickly,â says Joey sitting down and ducking behind detective Milsonâs desk.
From the other end of the squad room, âI used to think you loved me, but all that changed when you kidnapped Punkin.â
Joey doesnât like the sound of being called a kidnapper, not when there are twenty cops nearby, âHe says, I didnât kidnap Punkin. Punkin asked me to take him because he was lonesome. Why didnât you tell me you was thinking that maybe you loved me before you threw me out?â
âThatâs because you slept with Eileen and she was my best friend. But sheâs not my best friend no more so it doesnât matter that you slept with her. I didnât know Punkin was lonesome. I feel like crying. Are you taking good care of Punkin? Do you talk to him before you goes to sleep and do you rub his tummy in the morning?â
Joey is thinking Punkin is sitting on the rear seat in his car with at least fifteen empty beer cans. Joey decides to zing Sunny, âI think Punkin loves me more than he loves you because I let him watch TV with me.â
âThatâs not fair. I didnât know Punkin liked TV.â
âPunkin loves TV. You know what his favs are?â
âWhat?â
âIâm not going to tell unless you give my t-shirt back.â
âIâm not going to give you your t-shirt back unless you give me Punkin back and tell me his favs.â
âI got Punkin in my car because he likes to go riding with me. I even buckle him in. Iâm going to teach Punkin how to drive.â
Detective Patterson considers checking the stateâs driving code to see if stuffed toy poodles can drive. He shakes his head and thinks he needs to take a few personal days off.
âThatâs not fair,â says Sunny.
âIs so,â counters Joey.
Detective Patterson wants the soap opera to end. He whispers to Sunny.
Sunny turns to Detective Patterson and says, âYou think?â
Detective Patterson nods.
Sunny says, âDetective Pitable thinks we should make up and go back to the way things used to be because itâs destiny.â
Detective Milson whispers in Joeyâs ear.
Sunny hollers, âIs she hitting on you?â
Joey says, âShe was hit on me like she hadnât been with a guy in ten years.
âI did not hit on you,â says Detective Milson.
âDid to,â says Joey.
âI told Handsome heâd be a fool to let you get away.â
âWe can take it outside if you hit on Handsome again,â says Sunny.
Joey says, âCan we set her up with Detective Pitable?â
âIâm married,â says Detective Patterson.
âMe too,â says Detective Milson.
âSo?â says Sunny. Then she says, âHandsome, you and Punkin are my only true friends.
Joey answers, âMe too.â
âGod help them,â mumbles Detective Patterson.
âHandsome, come here,â says Sunny holding her arms outstretched.
Joey says, âMeet me halfway, Sunny.â
Joey and Sunny dodge desks and chairs on their paths toward middle.
âOh Handsome,â says Sunny embracing Joey.
âOh, Sunny,â says Joey.
Detective Patterson flashes a thumbs up to Detective Milson. He thinks, Itâs all in a dayâs work.
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A bear walks into a bar and says, âGive me a whiskey and ⌠cola.â
âWhy the big pause?â asks the bartender. The bear shrugged. âIâm not sure; I was born with them.â
Joey Wants to go in Witness Protection ~ LOL
9.
“What’s your name?” asks Detective Milson
“Why? I didnât do nothing?” asks Joey.
âDo you realize you used a double negative? Asks Detective Milson who minored in English in college.
âYou got to be mishandled. Me? I never do nothing like that. Iâm a very optimistic person,â says Joey proudly.
Laughter breaks out around Detective Milsonâs desk.
âWell, how can I help you?â asks Detective Milson hoping to send Joey off to another department.
Joey says, “I want to report a crime by a dangerous criminal. Can we call Crime Stoppers and see if they’ll put up a reward?”
“Have you been drinking, Sir?” asks Detective Milson.
“I had a bottle of Bud Light, but it was flat. Can you make Barlow’s give me a refund or a new bottle of beer even if the beer was free? Skinny gave me two bottles.”
âWhoâs Skinny? I thought you said you only had one bottle?â
âSkinnyâs really fat. He had his stomach stapled but his belly sticks out to here,â says Joey extending his arms and making a large circle.
“You sure you only drank one beer? Â What did you do with the other bottle? I can smell beer on your breath and clothes?”
“That’s because before I had my beer I was talking to Skinny and I told him I needed two cold ones. There was a splash of beer on the bar and I wiped it up with my t-shirt. Skinny appreciates things like that.”
“I thought you said you only drank one bottle.”
“I did.”
“But you ordered two bottles of beer.”
“I woulda drunk the two bottles of beer if my buddy Nate didnât show like he said he was going to show up. I can never tell about Nate. Just as I was about to reach for the second bottle, my buddy Nate comes in and I give him my other bottle. This shows I am honest and respectable. No criminal ever shares a beer especially when they don’t have no more money to buy one.”
“I need to know your name, if you’re going to report a crime,” says Detective Milson.
“If I give you my name, I’m gonna need to go in witness protection because I am reporting someone who has won ton disrespect for property. If she destroyed my priceless possession she probably has bodies buried in her bedroom. I seen something like this on Cold Case Files,” says Joey moving his arms as if he is having a seizure while he’s speaking.
Detective Milson rolls her eyes. She says, “You mean wanton disregard.”
“That’s what I said, won ton.”
“I heard you say won ton.”
“That’s what I said,” says Joey.
“Won ton is something you get at a Chinese restaurant,” says Detective Milson.
Everyone in the squad room is turning their heads back and forth as if they’re watching a tennis match.
Joey answers, “Don’t they teach use guys nothing at the police academy. I seen a movie about the Police Academy and use don’t come across as the smartest squirrels in the banana patch.”
Detective Milson’s right eye begins to twitch, “Police academy is a comedy and a movie. And, bananas grow on trees.”
Joey doesn’t miss a beat, “That’s how they spin it to the public because they know it not would be allowed if they said it was a dormitory.”
“Do you mean documentary?”
“What’d I say?”
The squad room breaks into hilarious laughter. Joey waves to them thinking he’s the star of the show.
From the opposite end of the squad room a scream, “That’s him. That’s Handsome.”
Sunny Has a Hard Time Staying Focused
8.
Detective Patterson changes tact, “How did you learn Smith wasn’t his real last name?”
“One night some cops came to the house with a warrant for a guy named Waldo for running out on child support by five different women in four different states. Waldo was his real last name. One of the cops said, ‘I found Waldo.’ They all laughed but I didn’t know what was so funny.”
“Do you want me to call you Ms. Smith?”
“Why? Don’t you like Jody?”
“I like Jody, but we should keep this professional.”
“Until later, you mean? When you catch Handsome, will you beat the crap out of him?”
“That’s not the way it works, Jody. We have to see if we have enough evidence first. If we don’t have evidence, we can’t arrest him.”
“I don’t want him arrested. I saw on a movie where these two detectives played good cop and bad cop. The bad cop kept hitting the bad guy until he confessed.”
“That was a movie.”
“So? What if Punkin is bleeding to death?”
“Punkin can’t bleed to death. Punkin is a stuffed animal. Do you have a ransom note?”
“Why are you being so mean, Detective Pitterson.”
“It’s Patterson.”
“What’s a Patterson, Detective Pitterson?”
Detective Patterson momentarily closes his eyes hoping Sunny will disappear. He takes his right hand and rubs his forehead. He opens his eyes and Sunny is still across from him looking at her smart phone. He says, “Do you mind putting your phone away until we finish?â
âDuh. You canât be on Instagram. What if somebody liked my photo? I gotta know. Here, take a look, donâtcha think I look good?â Sunny turns her phone to face Detective Patterson
Detective Patterson glances at Sunnyâs Instagram photo. He sees Sunny with two girlfriends holding 32-ounce margaritas containers.
âWell?â asks Sunny.
Detective Patterson thinks Sunny and her friends are drunk. He shrugs and says, âNice photo. What last name are you using now if you’re not Smith? What name do you have on your driver’s license?”
Sunny scrolls down recent Instagram photos. She looks up at Detective Patterson, âYou say something?â
Detective Patterson is certain Sunny has ADHD. He repeats, âWhat name do you have on your driverâs license?â
Sunny says, “I never got an official driver’s license because when I was 15 my boyfriend made me a fake driver’s license so I could buy liquor. I still use it, every once in a while, I paste a new photo over my picture.”
“Have you ever had a traffic stop?” asks Detective Patterson.
Jody waves her hand, “Oh, sure plenty of times.”
“Didn’t the police officer ask for your driver’s license?”
“I think he was distracted. I wasn’t wearing anything above the waist, want me show you?”
“No, no, keep your shirt on.”
A chant starts in the squad room, “Take it off. Take it off. Take it off.”
Detective Patterson hollers, “Knock it off. I’m dealing with a kidnapping.”
“Can I watch when you croak Handsome?” says Jody.
At that moment . . .
Detective Milson, further back in the squad room, sits at her desk and points to a chair next to the desk. She types in her passcode on her computer, uses her mouse to make a couple more clicks, then turns her head toward the guy in the chair.