An oriental businessman visiting London called at the bank to change his
oriental money to pounds sterling and received a bundle of notes.

The next week he called again but this time received fewer notes in
exchange.

The following week he again received fewer notes.

He asked the bank teller why he was now getting fewer notes.

The teller replied " Fluctuations "

The oriental businessman angrily told him:

"And fluck chu europeans, too!!!!!"

*JimH* wrote:
An oriental businessman visiting London called at the bank to change his
oriental money to pounds sterling and received a bundle of notes.

The next week he called again but this time received fewer notes in
exchange.

The following week he again received fewer notes.

He asked the bank teller why he was now getting fewer notes.

The teller replied " Fluctuations "

The oriental businessman angrily told him:

"And fluck chu europeans, too!!!!!"


Now Jim...would that kind of humour be acceptable from the pulpit?
If you're going to 'talk the talk'.....better be ready to 'walk the walk'.

On Fri, 26 Aug 2005 15:55:28 GMT, Don White wrote:

*JimH* wrote:
An oriental businessman visiting London called at the bank to change his
oriental money to pounds sterling and received a bundle of notes.

The next week he called again but this time received fewer notes in
exchange.

The following week he again received fewer notes.

He asked the bank teller why he was now getting fewer notes.

The teller replied " Fluctuations "

The oriental businessman angrily told him:

"And fluck chu europeans, too!!!!!"


Now Jim...would that kind of humour be acceptable from the pulpit?
If you're going to 'talk the talk'.....better be ready to 'walk the walk'.

If t'were done in a Canadian bank, it would be, "Fluck chu Canadians, too!"

--
John H.
On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD

PocoLoco wrote:


If t'were done in a Canadian bank, it would be, "Fluck chu Canadians, too!"


You seem to be extra obnoxious lately John...not to worry. In a couple
of weeks you'll be impressing high school kids again with your V8
Mustang. That should help you feel whole.

"PocoLoco" wrote in message
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On Fri, 26 Aug 2005 15:55:28 GMT, Don White
wrote:

*JimH* wrote:
An oriental businessman visiting London called at the bank to change his
oriental money to pounds sterling and received a bundle of notes.

The next week he called again but this time received fewer notes in
exchange.

The following week he again received fewer notes.

He asked the bank teller why he was now getting fewer notes.

The teller replied " Fluctuations "

The oriental businessman angrily told him:

"And fluck chu europeans, too!!!!!"


Now Jim...would that kind of humour be acceptable from the pulpit?
If you're going to 'talk the talk'.....better be ready to 'walk the walk'.

If t'were done in a Canadian bank, it would be, "Fluck chu Canadians,
too!"

--
John H.
On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD

Poor Donny. He cannot contribute to boating discussions so he has to go
around trying to tweak folks here.

I think he also has no sense of humor.