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Who Craves a Plan Like This?

 

Dr. Sorta:  Sorry to be late, Mr. Looser.

 

Patient Looser:  ‘s OK, doctor.  But… uh… I just don’t feel so well today.

 

Dr. Sorta:  Well, I’m afraid your test showed you have picked up a very dangerous poison from some place.

 

Patient Looser:  Must have been that place I ate the other night.  That’s the night I was brought to the emergency room.

 

Dr. Sorta:  Well, I’m afraid the bad news is that it’s fatal!

 

Patient Looser:  How awful, Doc!  How much time do I have?

 

Dr. Sorta:  But there is a bit of good news, though.  We do have an effective antidote. 

 

Patient Looser:  Wow, that’s a relief!  Thank you, Doc.

 

Dr. Sorta:  Well, I’m very, very sorry, but you needed the antidote no later than last night and... uh… Well, I was in surgery and…  Well, I just simply forgot to administer your antidote afterwards.  So very, very sorry!  But I still have a bit of good news anyway.

 

Patient Looser:  Thank you, Doc.  I really need it.

 

Dr. Sorta:  You know, not many people have ever been able to do what you’re about to be able to do.

 

Patient Looser:  What’s that, Doc?

 

Dr. Sorta:  I’ve gotten your family together.  They’re waiting outside so you will be able to participate with them in planning your very own funeral.

 

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Mary—Good? Terrible?

 

Tom to his other teenage friends:  Oh, Mary is just simply wonderful.  Well, maybe not quite wonderful.  She does bug me a little sometimes.  Well, she does a little more than bug me—she actually shouts at me.  Oh, she actually goes much further.  She throws things at me and hates me.  She is really terrible!  I hate her!  Well, not hate exactly.  I mean she’s really not all that bad.  She does say nice things about me sometimes.  As a matter of fact, she plays nicely with me a lot.  She even hugs me every day.  She’s really a wonderful girl.  After all, she is my little sister.

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Political Blues

 

Survey Pole Taker:  Good morning, sir.  Could you tell me how you plan to cast your vote?

 

Citizen:  I’m going to vote for a horse.

 

Survey Pole Taker:  Don’t you mean a donkey—for a democratic candidate?

 

Citizen:  No, I mean I think it’s high time to vote for a little common horse sense for Washington politics!

 

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Kitty Humor

 

John:  Jerry, want to hear a joke?

 

Jerry:  Not really, but I can SHOW you a joke.

 

John:  What d’ye mean SHOW ME A JOKE?

 

Jerry:  Well, just look at my cat, Fluffy, over near the fence.  He is a joke after he had a hard catch—a bird—and then let it get away.

 

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Need to Refill Your Gas Tank?

 

Husband, coming from the bathroom:   Boy, do I feel relief!  If what I just flushed down the commode had been gasoline, it would have been over a hundred dollars in value! 

 

Wife, nonchalantly:  Really?  Before you went to the bathroom, I thought you said that your bladder was full.

 

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Shooting Competition, Anyone?

 

Melvin, a Teenage Boy:  Jack, did you ever shoot a deer? 

 

Jack, second Teenage Boy:  No.  The only thing I ever shot was an old shotgun and it kicked me down.  But I don’t think I could even lift a deer, much less find the trigger. 

 

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Kitchen Hash

 

It all started when the refrigerator door flung open and the stove got all hot about the cool reception the refrigerator gave it.  From there the popcorn started popping off to everybody such that the kettle started steaming and the toaster cord short-circuited and really blew a fuse.  As if that weren’t enough, the pancake overheated and resorted to smoking enough to set off the alarm.  From there it was all down hill from bad to worse, just too much for description!

 

 

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Memory lapse, anybody? 

 

If you wish to know my secret for my fabulous, clear and crisp memory—simply perfect in every way—I’ll clue you in.  You see, I constantly practice three effective principles that absolutely guarantee that anyone who employs them will successfully maintain this perfect memory.

 

The first principle…uh, really has slipped my mind.  The other two…well, I’ve really forgotten what they are!

 

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George and His Perfect Wife

 

Well, just maybe my wife, Jill, ain’t ‘xactly perfect.  But she’s always trying to make everything around the house perfect.

                 

Take, for example, she got in one of those moods of shifting the furniture all around the living room.   She wanted the piano all the way on the other side of the room where the TV was and the TV in front of the table and the couch where the table was and on and on she had me beating up on myself until finally she shouted, “That’s it!  It’s perfect, now.”

 

You know, I didn’t have the heart to tell her that the room was back ‘xactly the way it was before we started.  Anyway, I sure didn’t want to point that out to her for fear she would start pushing me to  move all the furniture all around again.

 

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Is There a Cat Around, Anyone?

 

Joe drank all his milk and wanted some more.

And he took the milk and poured it on the floor.

“What are you doing?” his mama dared scream.

“Well, I drank my milk and to me it did seem,”

Joe observed as he looked at the milk on the floor,

“That a glass did not rhyme with the word more!

And though the milk I wanted to drink

Was poured on the floor, I continue to think

To sound just right, just as they should,

Floor and more are words that could.”

 

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Recipes

 

English Delight

 

Ingredients:  1 long feather

                     1 sleeping Englishman

 

Instructions:  Take the feather between the index finger and the thumb.  Gently remove cover from the sleeping Englishman.  Lightly brush the feather across the sole of the feet until the Englishman begins to laugh.  As soon as the Englishman starts to laugh, you know you have English Delight.

 

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Whatcha Call It?

 

Ingredients:  8 blue marbles rolled in glue

                     1 large dinner plate

                      

Instructions:   Place marbles onto plate to create a smiling face.  Let dry.  Then, set aside.  This is only for decoration.  Do not eat.

Main Dish Recipe

Ingredients:  2 cans of salmon

                     2 cups of peanut butter

                     1 tablespoon of black pepper

                     1 cup of brown sugar

                     1 cup of vinegar

                     2 tablespoons of baking soda

                     1 orange peel minced

 

Instructions:  Place salmon in a pot and simmer with just enough water to keep from scorching.  Spoon out the peanut butter and stir into the pot with salmon.  Add black pepper and continue stirring vigorously for two minutes.  Then, stir in the brown sugar and allow to heat on low for one minute.  Remove from heat and add vinegar.  Let stand for one hour.  Then, add the baking soda and the minced orange peel.  Pour into baking pan and bake in oven preheated to 375 degrees for thirty minutes.  Remove from oven and serve hot. 

 

                      The dish may taste even worse than it looks, but it serves as a good remedy to offer those nosy neighbors who seem to stop by for a free meal during your dinner time.  But even if that fails, you can still enjoy your smiling face plate.

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Something wrong?

 

Howard:  Hi, Bill, you look a bit down.  Something bothering you?

 

Bill:  Oh, Howard, I really thought everything was great, but…

 

Howard:  But?

 

Bill:  Well…

 

Howard:  Yes?

 

Bill:  You just wouldn't believe it!  It all started when I went into the boss’s office, and…

 

Howard:  Oh, no.  He fired you?

 

Bill:  Nothing like that.  It was…  Oh, you're just not going to believe this.  I...

 

Howard:  Go on.

 

Bill:   The boss was all smiles and had me to sit down.

 

Howard:  And?

 

Bill:  Oh, he began to tell me how great a worker I am.  I mean, he built me up to high heaven.  I couldn’t believe it.  I started feeling of myself to see if I were the same guy.  I mean, me!  Can you imagine?  He said he was promoting me.  I mean, me, of all people.

 

Howard:  Oh, that sounds great!

 

Bill:  But that’s not the half of it.  He said I also need a lots of time off—that I have been simply working too hard and all too many hours—that I could stay home a couple of years.  Can you imagine?  A couple of years.

 

Howard:  Oh, dear.  How will you live without a pay check all that time?

 

Bill:  No!  No!  You don’t understand, Howard.  He also assured me that he would continue to mail my pay check to me.  Only…

 

Howard:  Only, it would be very small, right?

 

Bill:  Absolutely not.  Quite the contrary, my pay check would be tripled!

 

Howard:  Oh, you’re right, Bill.  I don’t believe you!

 

Bill:  Well, at first, I just couldn’t believe it either, but he handed me my first check, and sure enough, it was tripled.

 

Howard:  Bill, I’m still waiting for the catch.  You know, that something that has made you feel so badly

 

Bill:  Oh, I assure you that there was absolutely no catch.

 

Howard:  I don’t understand, Bill.  If there were no catch, why the sad face

 

Bill:  Oh, Howard, the really bad thing was that when I heard all this and had the check in my hand, I started leaping up and down for joy!

 

Howard: Oh, yes.  I think I’m beginning to see the light.  Your boss saw the display of emotion and changed his mind about you.

 

Bill:  Not at all, Howard.  I just jumped so hard that I fell off the bed into the floor and woke up!

 

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Overheard on the Playground

 

Jane, looking at a paper and murmuring with disgust:   My older brother makes me so mad.  I’m ‘shame of him.  His essay has the worstest grammar what I haven’t never saw before.  He orda know he ain’t ‘spose to use no ain’t in good grammar.

 

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Hay, Jack, I got the best teacher in the world.  I forgot to hand in my homework, and she didn’t take anything off.  I know, ‘cause I saw the grade in the grade book and it was zero, man. 

 

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Well, Change, Anyone?

 

Within the course of human affairs contributions have played an important role in reaching out to meet needs and lift the human spirit to new plateaus.  Such can be demonstrated in the following event.

 

A politician:   My dear sir, I see your sign for a contribution for helping veterans to be a just cause .  I would gladly help, except I have no change.

 

Charity worker with pot:  Oh, thank you, sir, but if you would still like to make a contribution, I think I can easily change a bill.

 

Politician:  Oh, well, yes.  Would you have change for this penny?   &n