Jokes from Mordasov
The locksmith repairs the door lock and talks to the landlady:
— Mistress, is there any engine oil?
— There is none.
— And the butter?
— There is butter.
— Then spread a sandwich.
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A man walks into a public toilet stall.
Pissing.
He sees the inscription on the wall in front of him:
— Look higher!
The man is watching.
There:
— Look even higher!
He lifts his head up completely:
— Look down quickly, you're pissing on your shoes!
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A man in a bar is looking at ice in a cocktail:
— Look at what an interesting shape — an ice cube with a hole.
His neighbor says with disgust:
— What's interesting here — I've been married to such a woman for 20 years.
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Damn, I'm already afraid to be indoors with her! He sits with his nose in the monitor, his gaze is indifferent. The cat is meowing in the kitchen. I tell her, «Go cut off a piece of meat for the cat.» Silently he gets up and goes to the kitchen. Is returning. There is a cat in one hand, a knife in the other, the same killing indifference in his eyes and asks «which one should I cut off?»
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A Russian language lesson at school. Marivanna:
— Children, which of you can come up with an antonym for the word «blonde»?
Vovochka:
— «Bright head»!
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A mother is dying in a brothel. All the prostitutes are fussing around her.
One, seizing the moment, turns to her:
— You are so experienced, you have seen so much in your life. Tell me, which are the best: small, medium or large?
— Average.
— And why are they average? Well, I understand why the medium ones are better than the small ones, but why are the medium ones better than the big ones?
— THERE ARE NO BIG ONES.
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— Girl, do you drink vodka?
— Is this a question or a suggestion?
— First of all, a question.
— Then I don't drink.
— And if there is an offer?
— Then I'll drink.
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I feed my 2-year-old son, who dodges the porridge in every possible way.
If he looks at the window, he'll find a case under the table. Chu! Something in the yard caught
his attention!
— Ma, who is this? — pointing to the shepherd, he asked.
«Wolf,» I said, losing patience. — If you don't eat, I'll call him and
give him all the porridge.
After eating a couple more spoons, the son sighs:
— Well, come on, start yelling: «Wolf, wolf!»