In a world that had gotten so grim, this made me laugh. I’ve seen it before, and it made me laugh before, so maybe it’ll make you laugh now.
This is hilarious, so I had to reblog it…
via CAPITALISM AROUND THE WORLD — Serendipity Seeking Intelligent Life on Earth
Marilyn,, when I tried to put this on Facebook, I got this message:
You can’t share this link
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Your content couldn’t be shared, because this link goes against our Community Standards
If you think this doesn’t go against our Community Standards let us know.
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They decided I don’t agree with their community standards. I don’t agree with theirs, so I don’t post on Facebook. I keep the account open because there are authors there I follow, but I find I do not miss Facebook at all. I don’t go with THEIR STANDARDS? What standards?
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The first three times it wouldn’t publish it but it headed it up with your tepee URL. After that it left the tepee off and it would post it.. strange. is Tepee no longer an acceptable word???
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They have a spite on me. But that’s okay. They stole my personal data and got me hacked. I have a few grudges of my own.
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Weird, huh???
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The moose completely killed me. I couldn’t stop laughing. I can’t read it out loud without breaking up.
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I know. It really is hilarious.
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Great definitions.
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This bit of wit made me smile. Since most Canadians know the difference between a cow and a moose, I’m going to re-write that one, tweaking an old prairie joke. 😉
You have two cows, replacements for the two you had last fall. Two American hunters come up from some Eastern city to shoot a Canadian moose. To get in the spirit of things, they take two cases of Molson Canadian into the bush, and to keep themselves warm on cold Canadian nights they take a bottle of Johnny Walker.
They shoot your two cows. Arriving at the border, they proudly display the moose they’ve shot. The customs agent sighs. The judge makes them apologize to you and their fine pays for bilingual road signs in northern Alberta. The present ones have become unreadable, having been shot full of holes by the locals.
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Ha..Humor goes both ways, for sure.
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Feel free to rewrite it. I rewrote it myself. And corrected a lot of grammar and punctuation while I was at it. I should have made it wider with a bigger font.
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I love that! So true!
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I know.. and clever.
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Yep!
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