Monday, January 11, 2010

Today's Jokes by Wendel Potter

I'm beginning to understand the concern about obesity in children. Over the weekend, I saw a kid in a restaurant dropping a trail of bread crumbs so he could find his way back to the buffet line.


Well, here's something more confusing than the health care reform bill: the new NBC late night schedule.



NBC is putting Jay Leno back on the late night lineup in a 30 minute program. That will move both Conan and Jimmy Fallon back a half hour and cancel Carson Daly. Poor Carson Daly. These network programmers are always playing God, why don't they just create a 25-hour day so everyone has a job?


The new NBC schedule puts Jimmy Fallon in the 1am to 2am slot. This is going to be a real challenge for NBC to see if it can compete in the ratings against late night informercials.


Sarah Palin will become a Fox News contributor. She'll be based in her home state of Alaska and cover the local news there....like what's going on in Russia.


Senator Harry Reid of Nevada has apologized for remarking that President Obama doesn't have a Negro dialect. After making the apology, Reid then said that after Obama leaves the White House, this nation won't see another black president in a coon's age.



Art Clokey, the animator who created Gumby, has died. The funeral home in charge of arrangements reported a strange phenomenon. An undertaker said that Mr. Clokey's body turned green but remained soft and pliable.


Art Clokey was cremated. During the cremation process, the funeral home received dozens of calls from neighbors complaining about a strong odor of burning rubber.


The Arizona Cardinals beat the Green Bay Packers yesterday in overtime, 51-45.
There was so much scoring, I thought I was watching Warren Beatty's life story.


At the age of 93, Ernest Borgnine is starring in a new Hallmark Channel movie. Don't try adjusting your set. To make Ernie feel at home, the film was shot in sepia tones.

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