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2 comments:

  1. *Permission is hereby granted for you to change all
    humor used in The"E-Mail Newspaper", 'Thought
    & Humor' and its subsidiaries related to the institution
    of lower learning hereby known as UNC to another
    of your choice from the list below:

    1) French university students
    2) Harvard or U.C.-Berkeley
    3) Any accredited high school or middle school
    4) Any Loggerheads & Pundits
    5) Any and all persnickety individuals or nincompoops
    6) Any Chapel Hill, NC Citizen unless same sends an offspring
    to NCSU, JSU, MSU, USC, UGA, or FSU.
    7) It is against international law to transmute any jocoseness
    found in this newspaper to any school if their mascot is the Wolfpack.
    If attempts are made, your computer will automatically notify the
    FBI, CIA, and the KGB and you will be charged with...
    "performing an illegal operation".

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  2. English, The Universal Language
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    On a Califormia freeway:
    Fine for Littering

    In a New York jewelry store:
    Genuine Fauz Pearls

    In a Kansas City oculist's office:
    Broken Lenses Duplicated Here

    In a Boston fast-food parking lot:
    Parking for Drive-Through Customers Only

    Billboard on Florida highway:
    If You Can't Read, We Can Help

    On the Triborough Bridge in New York:
    In Event of Air Attack Drive Off Bridge

    On a Lockhart, Texas, gas station and minimart:
    We're out of Rolaids, but we've got gas.

    At the basketball court in a Gastonton, North Carolina, YMCA:
    Anyone caught hanging from the rim will be suspended

    On the door of an Ellsworth, Maine, restaurant:
    The Indian Trading Post will be closed for Yom Kippur

    In a Grand Rapids restaurant:
    Half baked chicken

    In a Dayton barbershop:
    During vacation of owner, a competent hair stylist will be here

    On a Jacksonwille, Florida, bookstore:
    Rare, out-of-print, and nonexistent books

    On a library in Marlboro, New Hampshire, honoring Robert Frost:
    Frost Free Library

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