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A guy was lost in the mall by the
Washington Monument. He stopped a cop and asked,
'What side is the State Department on?' The cop
answered, 'Ours, I hope.'
A stockbroker in New York gets tired of his
colleague's stories of going duck hunting each
year. They boast of their prowess in the hunt
and how many ducks they bag. Not to be outdone,
he decides he's going hunting and buys the most
expensive shotgun available. He spends a fortune
on hunting clothes and gear, gets his license
and sets off.
After an exasperating day of tromping through
the marshes and briars without seeing a single
duck, he heads back to his car. On the way he
sees a duck fly overhead. He raises his gun,
blazes away at it and actually hits it. The duck
falls into a nearby farmyard.
As the hunter starts to climb over the fence to
retrieve his kill, he's confronted by a farmer
who says, 'Where in the hell do you think you're
going, city boy?'
'I'm going to get my duck.'
'My property, my duck,' says the farmer.
'Oh come on, I've been out here all day and
that's the only duck I've seen. I shot it. It's
my duck.' The farmer again says, 'My property,
my duck.' They argue for a few minutes and
finally the farmer says, 'I'll tell you what.
We'll settle this
country-style.' 'What's that?' the stockbroker
asks warily.
'Well, I'll kick you in the balls as hard as I
can and then you kick me in the balls as hard as
you can, and we keep this up and the last man
standing keeps the duck.'
Not wanting to return empty-handed, the
stockbroker finally agrees. The farmer, wearing
heavy work boots, kicks the guy in the balls
with all his might. The stockbroker's eyes roll
back in his head as he coughs and wheezes and
struggles to stay on his feet. Composing himself
somewhat, he says to the farmer, 'Okay, now it's
my turn.'
The farmer replies, 'You can have the duck.'
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