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| Lawyer Jokes
How do you know it is cold outside? Lawyers have their hands in their own pockets. What do you say when you see a bus load of lawyers with one empty seat going off a 400 ft cliff? Doh, what a waste of a seat! What do you call 100 lawyers at the bottom of the sea? Good start. What do you say when you come across ten lawyers buried up to their necks in sand on the beach? Doh, not enough sand! What is black and white and black and brown and red all over? A lawyer with a doverment pincher on him! Three surgeons were sitting around comparing notes on who the easiest people were to operate on...
This extremely wonderful and pious plumber / handy man was waiting at the pearly gates for admission to heaven. Apparently there was a typo on St. Peters' list and he redirected him to hell in error.
This extremely pious and wonderful lawyer approaches the pearly gates to heaven and gains entry. God greets him at the gates and takes him to a most spectacular mansion located right next to God's own. The following day Pope John Paul comes to the pearly gates and is greeted by God. God escorts him to a small enclave where he shall spend eternity basking in God's love. The following day Pope JP notices the lawyer coming out of this mansion and making his way over to have breakfast with God. Pope JP is amazed at the massive mansion that he has been given. After breakfast he can stand it no longer, he asks God how he, one of God's most devoted servants could warrant only a small enclave whereas this lawyer gets a huge mansion. God responds, hey we have hundreds of thousands of devoted men such as yourself, that's our first lawyer!
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