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Chuckle in Your Day! (AKA the joke thread)

This just reinforces my thinking and my previous post, I don’t do crapbook for this very reason, to many stupid people in the world and my tolerance for stupid has never been high but as I get older it’s become none existent
Yes, I was just pondering this morning dropping off all social media.
There seems to be a lot of people who really aren't very well educated or knowledgeable outside of their own country.
 
Went up „Mauerläufersteig“ Via Ferrata (way up: left) close to Zugspitze, Bavaria. Had to climb, but with my Quartermaster at least arrived in style.
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Do Aussies sit around all day drinking 4x, cooking on the barbie (poor Barbie), and telling jokes. This may have well been called Aussie corner for all the input from the rest of us.
 
Do Aussies sit around all day drinking 4x, cooking on the barbie (poor Barbie), and telling jokes. This may have well been called Aussie corner for all the input from the rest of us.
I am currently an unemployed bum so just finished an hours walk on the treadmill and undoing all the good work with a nice english stout.
Those guns have certainly been around the tracks for a long time.
The bottom right looks like an old tube fed 22 Winchester
Bottom left is also a winchester carbine with the enlarged lever for glove hands.
Middle one is a Martini Henri falling block single shot and from the size of it probably a 310 cadet
Top right a WWII SMLE No5 Jungle Carbine.
Can't make out the top left one but looks like a single shot.

I bet they found a banjo and some chewing tobacco as well.
 
I am currently an unemployed bum so just finished an hours walk on the treadmill and undoing all the good work with a nice english stout.
Those guns have certainly been around the tracks for a long time.
The bottom right looks like an old tube fed 22 Winchester
Bottom left is also a winchester carbine with the enlarged lever for glove hands.
Middle one is a Martini Henri falling block single shot and from the size of it probably a 310 cadet
Top right a WWII SMLE No5 Jungle Carbine.
Can't make out the top left one but looks like a single shot.

I bet they found a banjo and some chewing tobacco as well.
They only seem to get the old stuff no-one wants anymore over here too
 
I am currently an unemployed bum so just finished an hours walk on the treadmill and undoing all the good work with a nice english stout.
That is worthy of a medallion and a 6 pack of best home brew.
I can't stand treadmills.
Some people have done marathons on them. Don't know why , but there you go!
 
That is worthy of a medallion and a 6 pack of best home brew.
I can't stand treadmills.
Some people have done marathons on them. Don't know why , but there you go!
I like to go for walks for pleasure.
Take my time, talk to neighbours, particularly the old ones to make sure they are ok.
We have some fantastic wildlife and scenery around here.
Problem is the heat. At the moment mid winter it is only low 20 degrees during the day(75F) but in summer it will be 30-45 degrees (85-110F) so just too hot for exercising other than swimming
 
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