These jokes were also on the deleted thread. I heard them a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, so they may have an alien quality.
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A rugged young man purchased a farm in a wild, remote area, many miles away from the nearest town or village. Not very long after he settled in, his nearest neighbour arrived on horseback. The visitor was wild, bearded and huge, but brandished a bottle of the local moonshine as a welcoming gift. The young farmer invited his neighbour onto the verandah, where they toasted each other and talked about their farms.
When it was time for him to leave, the wild man mounted his horse and turned to the young farmer.
"I'm having a party at my place on Saturday night and I'd like you to come. I should warn you, though, that at my parties, there is always a lot of drinking, a lot of fighting and a lot of sex!"
"Sounds like my kind of party!" replied the young man. "What should I wear?"
"Oh, it doesn't matter," shouted his wild neighbour while his horse was trotting away, "it'll just be the two of us."
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This story is best told to someone who may not know what they are talking about.
A lion approached a remote farm. Usually, it avoided the habitations of men, but it had not eaten in a long time and it was almost starving. It could not resist the temptation of killing a young bull tethered in one of the farm's paddocks, and it settled down to eat its best meal in ages. When it was satisfied, it let out the nighttime roars that were once so familiar in the wildest areas of Africa.
In the homestead, the farmer listened. He had not heard such sounds in the area for years, but he knew them well.
"Wife, bring me my heavy rifle" he said.
The lion was still happily roaring when the farmer shot it dead.
The moral of the story is:
When you're full of bull, shut up!
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This story is best told by newlywed men to their wives.
A farmer decided that it was high time he got married. He took two of his horses and rode into town. He chose a wife from among the oldest and most desperate girls at the local orphanage, and after marrying quickly, they rode back to his farm.
On the road, the farmer's mount stumbled and threw him.
"Once!" said the farmer to the horse. Then he remounted and they rode on together.
The horse stumbled again, and again the farmer was thrown.
The farmer drew out his rifle and shot the horse.
"You monster!" cried his new wife. "How could you do such a thing?"
The farmer turned to his horrified bride. "Once!" he said.
