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An old Spanish joke. - Mid Life Crisis Marathon Man - 18-08-2013
How many Spaniards does it take to change a light bulb?
Juan.
RE: An old Spanish joke. - Mid Life Crisis Marathon Man - 20-08-2013
(18-08-2013, 03:56 PM)Mid Life Crisis Marathon Man Wrote: How many Spaniards does it take to change a light bulb?
Juan.
[Silence, except for the sound of crickets.]
Well, Juan tries.
RE: An old Spanish joke. - Seafront Plodder - 20-08-2013
Sorry Old Man, I for Juan got confused as your thread title suggested a joke would be forthcoming.
Or...what do you call a Spanish woman with just a single molar?
Juanita.
RE: An old Spanish joke. - Mid Life Crisis Marathon Man - 20-08-2013
I'm sorry. It's my fault. I shouldn't have started this...
...however ... what do you call a Spaniard with a rubber toe?
Roberto.
RE: An old Spanish joke. - Antonio247 - 22-08-2013
En una clase la profesora manda a los alumnos escribir una carta como si fueran el presidente. Todos se ponen a escribir excepto Jaimito.
La profesora le pregunta:
Jaimito, ¿Por qué no estás escribiendo la carta?
Porque estoy esperando a mi secretaria.
In a classroom the teacher tells her pupils to write a letter as if they were the president. All of them start to write it except Jimmy.
The teacher asks him: "Jimmy, why aren't you writing the letter?
Because I'm waiting for my secretary.
RE: An old Spanish joke. - Sweder - 22-08-2013
Ha ha ha! I love it!
How are you Antonio? I hope all is well with your and yours.
RE: An old Spanish joke. - suzieq - 22-08-2013
And I could understand the Spanish!!
RE: An old Spanish joke. - Antonio247 - 23-08-2013
(22-08-2013, 02:52 PM)Sweder Wrote: Ha ha ha! I love it!
How are you Antonio? I hope all is well with your and yours.
And I could understand the Spanish!!
Gracias, Ash and Suzie.
We're getting by. It could always be worse.
I'm very glad you understood the joke in Spanish, Suzie.