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Paddy is walking past a big wooden fence at the insane asylum and he hears all the residents inside chanting, "Thirteen! Thirteen! Thirteen!
Quite curious about this, he finds a hole in the fence, and looks in. Someone inside pokes him in the eye. Then everyone inside the asylum starts chanting, "Fourteen! Fourteen! Fourteen!"
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Paddy is walking past a big wooden fence at the insane asylum and he hears all the residents inside chanting, "Thirteen! Thirteen! Thirteen!
Quite curious about this, he finds a hole in the fence, and looks in. Someone inside pokes him in the eye. Then everyone inside the asylum starts chanting, "Fourteen! Fourteen! Fourteen!"
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A US police officer
was on exchange in County Tipperary in Ireland with the Garda as part of a new
law enforcement program between the two countries. One day the sergeant
informed him they’d be stopping cars looking for suspicious characters.
The day was going
along with nothing to report until an older man pulled up in a small Ford van.
He seemed agitated and the American officer was immediately suspicious.
“Where are you
travelling to today?” asked the officer.
The older man angrily mumbled something the officer couldn’t understand and
tightened his hands on the wheel. The alarm bells went off in the officer’s
head and he reached for his baton, backing away from the car and saying,
“Sir, I can’t
understand you – could you please step out of the vehicle.” At this the man
became quite angry and turned to the officer, yelling at him,
“I SAID I’ve just
come from KILLING A MAN and now I’m off to KILL A BOY!! Now feck off and let me
on with me business!!”
The officer
immediately arrested the older man on suspicion of murder and brought him in
for questioning. Instead of the praise he expected, the Irish garda sergeant
uncuffed the suspect as soon as he saw him and, after just a few words, let him
go with an apology before sternly taking the American officer aside.
“That man is Paddy
O’Loughlin,” said the sergeant, “he’s
well known to ourselves, runs a local delivery business – he’s harmless.”
“But – what about his
confession to murder?!” protested the yankee
officer. The sergeant hefted a tired sigh.
“Paddy might not be a
very polite man – and he shouldn’t have yelled at you – but you really need to
learn the names of the local areas here.” The sergeant then
pointed to a map on the wall where the American saw his mistake. The American officer had stopped Paddy
directly on his daily route between Kilnaman and Killaboy, County Tipperary.
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