Got these from the Sunday comics but thought they were pretty good.
A guy goes on vacation to the south of France. It is the first vacation he has been on in a long time, and even though he gets to the hotel very late, he wakes up early and heads down the beach. He falls asleep on the beach. When he wakes up he sees a man nearby who is asleep, but naked. The guy is a little embarassed. He looks around and even though nobody seems to notice, he decides to cover the man up. He sees a book lying next to the man, so he opens it up and places it over certain parts. The man wakes up. It turns out he is a judge and he has the guy arrested.
The moral? Never cover a judge by his book.
There is an engaged couple who go out to a karaoke restaurant for dinner. There is a singer there who sings a Sinatra song. They think he is quite good. They get to talking to him and find out he is in the process of releasing a tribute album and he happens to be a justice of the peace. They ask if he will sing at their wedding and perform the ceremony. He agrees, but on the big day his singing is awful and butchers the ceremony.
The moral? Never book a judge by his cover.
A guy goes on vacation to the south of France. It is the first vacation he has been on in a long time, and even though he gets to the hotel very late, he wakes up early and heads down the beach. He falls asleep on the beach. When he wakes up he sees a man nearby who is asleep, but naked. The guy is a little embarassed. He looks around and even though nobody seems to notice, he decides to cover the man up. He sees a book lying next to the man, so he opens it up and places it over certain parts. The man wakes up. It turns out he is a judge and he has the guy arrested.
The moral? Never cover a judge by his book.
There is an engaged couple who go out to a karaoke restaurant for dinner. There is a singer there who sings a Sinatra song. They think he is quite good. They get to talking to him and find out he is in the process of releasing a tribute album and he happens to be a justice of the peace. They ask if he will sing at their wedding and perform the ceremony. He agrees, but on the big day his singing is awful and butchers the ceremony.
The moral? Never book a judge by his cover.




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