Re: Narrow Gauge Who am I?
| February 03, 2013 10:42AM |
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South Park Wrote:
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> The Sergeant Major is standing at attention,
> watching the couples as they enjoyed the Marine
> Corps Ball. A young woman approaches the SgtM and
> comments that he looks so stiff and asks if he
> ever has any fun. The SgtM replies that he
> enjoying himself very much watching the crowd
> enjoy the dance. Unmoved, the young woman again
> comments that he looks very stiff and abruptly
> asks him when the last time he had wild, crazy _ _
> _ . The SgtM continues watching the crowd for a
> moment, looks at his watch, and replied "1955".
> The young woman gasps and says to him, I am
> talking you into this side room and I am going to
> rock your world. The SgtM follows and after an
> hour, the ravished woman can take no more, he
> stops, looks at his watch, and says "Well, it's
> almost 2055 now. I really must resume my post".
>
>
Hilarious!
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> The Sergeant Major is standing at attention,
> watching the couples as they enjoyed the Marine
> Corps Ball. A young woman approaches the SgtM and
> comments that he looks so stiff and asks if he
> ever has any fun. The SgtM replies that he
> enjoying himself very much watching the crowd
> enjoy the dance. Unmoved, the young woman again
> comments that he looks very stiff and abruptly
> asks him when the last time he had wild, crazy _ _
> _ . The SgtM continues watching the crowd for a
> moment, looks at his watch, and replied "1955".
> The young woman gasps and says to him, I am
> talking you into this side room and I am going to
> rock your world. The SgtM follows and after an
> hour, the ravished woman can take no more, he
> stops, looks at his watch, and says "Well, it's
> almost 2055 now. I really must resume my post".
>
>
Hilarious!
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