| Webside HUMOUR
 A matter of choice
 OUR man was
                walking down a dark alley when suddenly a mugger jumped at him.
                "Your money or your life," the mugger barked. "You mean I
                have a choice?" said our man. "Here take this..." He pulled out his
                wallet and gave it to the mugger. "And
                this...usually this is secret money". He removed his cap
                and flipped it around and there! Some more money! "Wait! Here
                is my card. Feel free to contact me whenever you have a cash
                crunch!" The mugger left confused and dazed. "Such a nice
                fellow!" sobbed our man. "He gave me a choice. At
                home, I have no choice, my wife takes them both." Home improvement Kathy goes to her
                local bank, walks into the manager’s office, and says, "I
                want a loan; I am going to divorce my husband." "Oh, we don’t
                give loans for divorces," the manager says. "We offer
                loans only for things like real estate, appliances, automobiles,
                businesses, and home improvement." Kathy interrupts:
                "Stop right there. This definitely falls into the category
                of ‘Home Improvement.’" Age record The census taker
                knocked on Miss Gibson’s door. She answered all his questions
                except one. She refused to tell him her age. "But
                everybody tells their age to the census taker," the man
                said. "Did Miss
                Mary Hill and Miss Patty Hill tell you their ages?" "Certainly."
                Well, I’m the same age as they are," she snapped. "As old as
                the Hills," the man wrote on his form. Law point A defendant was
                asked if he wanted a bench trial or a jury trial. "Jury
                trial," the defendant replied. "Do you
                understand the difference?" asked the judge. "Sure,"
                replied the defendant. "That’s where 12 ignorant people
                decide my fate instead of one." — Compiled
                by Sunil Sharma
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