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Subject: DADDY'S GONNA EAT YOUR FINGERS

This one is for everyone who...

a) has kids

B) had kids

c) was a kid

d) knows a kid

e) is going to have kids.

I guess that means all of us!!

 

DADDY'S GONNA EAT YOUR FINGERS

 

I was packing for my business trip and my three year old daughter was having a wonderful time playing on the bed. At one point she said,'Daddy, look at this', and stuck out two of her fingers.

 

Trying to keep her entertained, I reached out and stuck her tiny fingers in my mouth and sai d,

'Daddy's gonna eat your fingers,'

pretending to eat them.

 

I went back to packing, looked up again and my daughter was standing on the bed staring at her fingers with a devastated look on her face.

I said,'What's wrong, honey?'

 

 

 

 

 

SHE REPLIED WHAT HAPPENED TO MY BOOGER!!!!!!!!

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A self-important college freshman attending a recent football game took it upon himself to explain to a senior citizen sitting next to him why it was impossible for the older generation to understand his generation.

 

"You grew up in a different world, actually an almost primitive one", the student said, loud enough for many of those nearby to hear.

 

"The young people of today grew up with television, jet planes, space travel, man walking on the moon. Our space probes have visited Mars. We have nuclear energy, ships and electric and hydrogen cars, cell phones, computers with light-speed processing, and more."

 

After a brief silence the senior citizen responded, loudly, as follows:

 

"You're right, son. We didn't have those things when we were young....so we invented them. Now, you arrogant little ****, what are you doing for the next generation?"

 

The applause was amazing...........

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Customers Guide To Supermarket Shopping

 

1. When in the express lane, make sure that all items are rung up and

bagged before you start looking for your checkbook. Then, after you

make

a futile search for your pen, borrow one from the clerk and make sure

your checkbook is balanced before giving up the check.

 

2. Never get into the 10-Items-or-Less line with less than 12 items.

IT'S THE LAW!

 

3. When in the 10-Items-or-Less line and you have your 12 to 20 items,

always ask the clerk if it's okay. That way, if he says "yes," then the

people behind you will get mad at HIM, not you. If he says "no," then

YOU can get mad at him. Either way, you win!

 

4. Save all your pennies and dump them in the bottom of your purse so

that

when you are in the express lane you won't be embarrassed by spending

all

that time looking for one and not finding any.

 

5. When asked if you want paper or plastic, take all the time you need

to

make the right decision. Don't be rushed. Get it right. If you're not

sure

just say, "BAG." That way they will have to ask you again, giving you

more

time to decide. You may want to practice this at home in case you are

ever

asked this question at a grocery store.

 

6. Always, and I repeat, ALWAYS tell the checker your reason for

choosing

paper or plastic. Checkers by nature are very curious and if you should

fail

to give them your reason for choosing paper over plastic, the clerk is

liable

to lie awake at night wondering why you didn't choose plastic.

 

7. Always keep this in mind: If something is heavy and you don't want

to lift

it out of the basket and put it on the belt. Don't fret whether the

checker

will automatically know the price. After all, everyone knows how smart

those

clerks are.

 

8. Since everyone knows how ignorant those clerks are, you must always

remember

to tell them to not put the eggs and bread in the bottom of the bag.

 

9. Feel free to ask your clerk anything you may want to know. All

checkers are

experts on how to prepare whatever meal you should decide to make that

night.

They can give you precise directions to anywhere in the state you might

want

to go. They can tell you the best restaurant around, the kind of wine

you will

like best or anything else you may need to know about life.

 

10. Don't forget rule NO. 8

 

11. After waiting in the checkout line for several minutes and it's

finally your

turn at the counter, be sure to tell the clerk that more help is

needed. He will

certainly ensure that there is plenty of help next time.

 

12. When the clerk greets you and asks how you're doing, don't feel

pressured

into answering him. After all the clerk has to be polite-- but you

don't have

to.

 

13. When the store is not busy and there is only one check- stand with

a light

on, be sure to ask the nearest clerk which check stand is open. You

don't want

to take a chance being tricked into the wrong one.

 

14. If the clerk asks you if you know the price of an item and you

don't, tell

him it's "2-something" or "3-something." The clerks love that because

they don't

get to use their SOMETHING keys very often.

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Customers Guide To Supermarket Shopping

 

1. When in the express lane, make sure that all items are rung up and

bagged before you start looking for your checkbook. Then, after you

make

a futile search for your pen, borrow one from the clerk and make sure

your checkbook is balanced before giving up the check.

 

2. Never get into the 10-Items-or-Less line with less than 12 items.

IT'S THE LAW!

 

3. When in the 10-Items-or-Less line and you have your 12 to 20 items,

always ask the clerk if it's okay. That way, if he says "yes," then the

people behind you will get mad at HIM, not you. If he says "no," then

YOU can get mad at him. Either way, you win!

 

4. Save all your pennies and dump them in the bottom of your purse so

that

when you are in the express lane you won't be embarrassed by spending

all

that time looking for one and not finding any.

 

5. When asked if you want paper or plastic, take all the time you need

to

make the right decision. Don't be rushed. Get it right. If you're not

sure

just say, "BAG." That way they will have to ask you again, giving you

more

time to decide. You may want to practice this at home in case you are

ever

asked this question at a grocery store.

 

6. Always, and I repeat, ALWAYS tell the checker your reason for

choosing

paper or plastic. Checkers by nature are very curious and if you should

fail

to give them your reason for choosing paper over plastic, the clerk is

liable

to lie awake at night wondering why you didn't choose plastic.

 

7. Always keep this in mind: If something is heavy and you don't want

to lift

it out of the basket and put it on the belt. Don't fret whether the

checker

will automatically know the price. After all, everyone knows how smart

those

clerks are.

 

8. Since everyone knows how ignorant those clerks are, you must always

remember

to tell them to not put the eggs and bread in the bottom of the bag.

 

9. Feel free to ask your clerk anything you may want to know. All

checkers are

experts on how to prepare whatever meal you should decide to make that

night.

They can give you precise directions to anywhere in the state you might

want

to go. They can tell you the best restaurant around, the kind of wine

you will

like best or anything else you may need to know about life.

 

10. Don't forget rule NO. 8

 

11. After waiting in the checkout line for several minutes and it's

finally your

turn at the counter, be sure to tell the clerk that more help is

needed. He will

certainly ensure that there is plenty of help next time.

 

12. When the clerk greets you and asks how you're doing, don't feel

pressured

into answering him. After all the clerk has to be polite-- but you

don't have

to.

 

13. When the store is not busy and there is only one check- stand with

a light

on, be sure to ask the nearest clerk which check stand is open. You

don't want

to take a chance being tricked into the wrong one.

 

14. If the clerk asks you if you know the price of an item and you

don't, tell

him it's "2-something" or "3-something." The clerks love that because

they don't

get to use their SOMETHING keys very often.

 

 

WOW! See you at the GIANT!

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