Doc's Chuckles
Today's Chuckles
1. Power Repair
2. Warned Again
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Power Repair
Torrential rainstorms were knocking down power lines
all over the county one week. As a customer service
representative for our local power company, that meant I
was dispatching trucks and linemen to repair problems all
day and every night.
When I called back one customer to get her exact address,
she replied, "I'm at Post Office Box 99."
Weary from having been on the phone all week, I heard myself
say, "Ma'am, we'll be coming to you in a truck, not an envelope."
- from Mark's Musings
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The only limit to our realization of tomorrow will be
our doubts of today. - Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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Warned Again
On a long drive from Virginia, I thought I was traveling at
a reasonable speed, but the flashing blue lights in my rear-
view mirror made me realize that I'd been over the limit. I
handed the officer my license and made small talk while my
wife dug through the glove compartment for the registration.
"I'm usually very careful about my speed," I told him as my
wife handed me the paperwork.
The officer studied it and then gave it back. "Sir," he said
gruffly, "this is not your registration."
It was a warning ticket I had received for speeding in South
Carolina.
- from Clean Laughs
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YBIC,
Doc
Today's Chuckles
1. Power Repair
2. Warned Again
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Power Repair
Torrential rainstorms were knocking down power lines
all over the county one week. As a customer service
representative for our local power company, that meant I
was dispatching trucks and linemen to repair problems all
day and every night.
When I called back one customer to get her exact address,
she replied, "I'm at Post Office Box 99."
Weary from having been on the phone all week, I heard myself
say, "Ma'am, we'll be coming to you in a truck, not an envelope."
- from Mark's Musings
------------------------------
The only limit to our realization of tomorrow will be
our doubts of today. - Franklin Delano Roosevelt
------------------------------
Warned Again
On a long drive from Virginia, I thought I was traveling at
a reasonable speed, but the flashing blue lights in my rear-
view mirror made me realize that I'd been over the limit. I
handed the officer my license and made small talk while my
wife dug through the glove compartment for the registration.
"I'm usually very careful about my speed," I told him as my
wife handed me the paperwork.
The officer studied it and then gave it back. "Sir," he said
gruffly, "this is not your registration."
It was a warning ticket I had received for speeding in South
Carolina.
- from Clean Laughs
--------
YBIC,
Doc