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ROB H
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Joke
      #13164 - Thu Sep 18 2003 10:20 AM

The day before Brian left for Las Vegas, his friend Chuck
gave him $50. "Do what you can for me" he said.

When the two met on the street the next week, Chuck
eagerly asked "how'd I do buddy"

"Great man," Brian replied. "You got laid"

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Re: Joke
      #14249 - Fri May 07 2004 02:29 PM

HEHE, I have never heard that one before good one

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