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- Section joke_intro,code_C
-
- opt c-,o-
-
- move.l 4.w,a6 ; exec lib
- jsr -132(a6) ; forbid
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- lea dlib,a1
- moveq #0,d0
- move.l 4.w,a6
- jsr -$228(a6)
- tst d0
- beq error
- move.l D0,dos ; store address of dos lib
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- lea glib,a1
- moveq #0,d0
- move.l 4.w,a6
- jsr -$228(a6) ; open lib
- tst d0
- beq error
- move.l D0,graphics ; store address of graphics lib
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- move.l #Screen+32,d0 ; store address of bitplane0
- move.w d0,bitplane0_lo ; into the copper list
- swap d0
- move.w d0,bitplane0_hi
- swap d0
- add.l #bplen,d0
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- move.w d0,bitplane1_lo ; into the copper list
- swap d0
- move.w d0,bitplane1_hi
- swap d0
- add.l #bplen,d0
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- move.w d0,bitplane2_lo ; into the copper list
- swap d0
- move.w d0,bitplane2_hi
- swap d0
- add.l #bplen,d0
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- move.w d0,bitplane3_lo ; into the copper list
- swap d0
- move.w d0,bitplane3_hi
- swap d0
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- move.l 4.w,a6
- move.l #scrsize,d0
- move.l #$10002,d1
- jsr -198(a6) ; alloc mem
- move.l d0,screen2
- jsr setup_screen
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- move.l #sprite1,d0
- move.w d0,spr_1l
- swap d0
- move.w d0,spr_1h
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- move.l #sprite2,d0
- move.w d0,spr_2l
- swap d0
- move.w d0,spr_2h
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- move.l #sprite3,d0
- move.w d0,spr_3l
- swap d0
- move.w d0,spr_3h
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- move.l #sprite4,d0
- move.w d0,spr_4l
- swap d0
- move.w d0,spr_4h
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-
- move.l scr2,d0
- add.l #2,d0
- move.w d0,bitplane4_lo
- swap d0
- move.w d0,bitplane4_hi
- swap d0
- add.l #shadowy*wide,d0
- move.w d0,bitplane5_lo
- swap d0
- move.w d0,bitplane5_hi
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- bsr mt_init
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- move.l graphics,a6
- add.l #$32,a6
- move.w #$80,$dff096 ; dma control write
- move.l (a6),old_copper ; store the address of the
- move.l #my_copper,(a6) ; old copperlist
- move.w #$8080,$dff096 ; dma control write
- move.w #$8010,$dff09a ; interupt enable bits
- move.l $6c.w,old_interupt ; store old level 3 int
- move.l #new_interupt,$6c.w ; store my routine
- ; into level 3 int
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- move.l #-1,waiting
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- move.b tline,d0
- add.b #72,d0
- move.b d0,tline
- add.b #2,d0
- move.b d0,tline+8
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- move.b bline,d0
- sub.b #72,d0
- move.b d0,bline
- add.b #2,d0
- move.b d0,bline+8
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- move.w #71,d7
- cinema:
- bsr bye
- beq exit
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- move.b tline,d0
- sub.b #1,d0
- move.b d0,tline
- add.b #2,d0
- move.b d0,tline+8
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- move.b bline,d0
- add.b #1,d0
- move.b d0,bline
- add.b #2,d0
- move.b d0,bline+8
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- bsr pause
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- dbf d7,cinema
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- rise:
- bsr bye
- beq.s exit
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- bsr pause
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- sub.w #$100,lline
- cmp.w #$100,lline
- bgt.s rise
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- move.l #0,waiting
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- mouse:
- bsr bye
- beq.s exit
- cmp.l #-1,waiting
- beq make_page
- bra.s mouse
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- exit: bsr mt_end
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- move.l old_interupt,$6c.w ; resore old level 3 int
- move.l #$10,$dff09a ; Disable Level 3 Interupt
- move.l graphics,a6
- add.l #$32,a6
- move.w #$0080,$dff096
- move.l old_copper,(a6) ; restore old copper list
- move.w #$8080,$dff096
- move.l graphics,a1
- move.l 4.w,a6
- jsr -$19e(a6)
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- move.l 4.w,a6
- move.l 4.w,a6
- move.l screen2,a1
- move.l #scrsize,d0
- jsr -210(a6)
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- error: moveq #0,d0 ; return code=0 (ie mellow)
- rts
-
- pause: move.l #0,delay3
- pause2: move.l delay3,d0
- cmp.l #1,d0
- blt.s pause2
- rts
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- make_page:
- btst #2,$dff016 ; patch for wait for rmb
- beq.s do_next_page ; to go onto the next
- ; page!!!
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- btst #6,$bfe001 ; patch for wait for lmb
- beq.s do_last_page ; to go onto the last
- move.l #200,delay ; page!!!
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- cmp.l #10,delay
- bgt mouse
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- do_next_page:
- add.l #1,pagenum
- bra do_make_page
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- do_last_page
- cmp.l #0,pagenum
- beq do_make_page
- sub.l #1,pagenum
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- do_make_page:
- move.l #0,delay
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- bsr next_page
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- move.l scr2,a2
- Move.l a2,$dff054 ; dest mem d
- Move.w #0,$dff044 ; blit 1st word mask source a
- move.w #0,$dff046 ; blit last word mask source a
- move.w #0,$dff064 ; blit modulo for source a
- move.w #(%0001*256)+$f0,$dff040; blit cont reg 0
- move.w #0,$dff042 ; blit cont reg 1
- Move.w #0,$dff066 ; modulo for dest
- Move.w #(200*64)+wide/2,$dff058 ; blit height,width
- jsr do_blit
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- move.l #0,waiting
- bra mouse
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- bye: btst #6,$bfe001
- bne.s no_bye
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- btst #2,$dff016
- bne.s no_bye
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- move.l #0,d0
- rts
- no_bye: move.l #-1,d0
- rts
-
- new_interupt:
- movem.l d0-d7/a0-a6,-(sp)
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-
- wait_irq:
- and.w #$10,$dff01e ; check for vblank
- beq no_music
- move.w #$10,$dff09c
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- add.l #1,delay3
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- bsr star_field
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- sub.l #1,delay
- bpl.s not_now
- cmp.l #-1,waiting
- beq.s not_now
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- move.l #0,delay
- bsr do_line
- bsr do_line
- not_now:
- cmp.l #$19cce7a2,mt_data
- beq.s not_playing
- bsr mt_music
- bsr mt_equal
- not_playing:
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- move.l scr2,d0
- add.l #2,d0
- move.w d0,bitplane4_lo
- swap d0
- move.w d0,bitplane4_hi
- swap d0
- add.l #shadowy*wide,d0
- move.w d0,bitplane5_lo
- swap d0
- move.w d0,bitplane5_hi
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- no_music:
- movem.l (sp)+,d0-d7/a0-a6
- dc.w $4ef9 ; jmp
- old_interupt: dc.l 0 ; the old int lev 3
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- do_line:
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- move.l line,d0
- mulu #wide*tall,d0
- add.l #wide*tall,d0
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- move.l scr2,a2
- add.l d0,a2
- move.l scr2,a3
- add.l d0,a3
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- move.w #4,d5
- mulu #8192,d5
- or.w #(%1001*256)+$f0,d5
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- Move.l a3,$dff054 ; dest mem d
- Move.l a2,$dff050 ; source mem a
- Move.w #$ffff,$dff044 ; blit 1st word mask source a
- move.w #$ffff,$dff046 ; blit last word mask source a
- move.w #wide+2,$dff064 ; blit modulo for source a
- move.w d5,$dff040
- move.w #0,$dff042 ; blit cont reg 1
- Move.w #wide+2,$dff066 ; modulo for dest
- Move.w #(5*64)+(wide/2)-1,$dff058 ; blit height,width
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- jsr do_blit
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- move.l scr2,a2
- add.l d0,a2
- move.l scr2,a3
- add.l d0,a3
- sub.l #2,a3
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- move.w #4,d5
- mulu #8192,d5
- or.w #(%1001*256)+$f0,d5
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- add.l #wide+2,a2
- add.l #wide+2,a3
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- Move.l a3,$dff054 ; dest mem d
- Move.l a2,$dff050 ; source mem a
- Move.w #$ffff,$dff044 ; blit 1st word mask source a
- move.w #$ffff,$dff046 ; blit last word mask source a
- move.w #wide+2,$dff064 ; blit modulo for source a
- move.w d5,$dff040
- move.w #0,$dff042 ; blit cont reg 1
- Move.w #wide+2,$dff066 ; modulo for dest
- Move.w #(5*64)+(wide/2)-1,$dff058 ; blit height,width
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- jsr do_blit
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- add.w #4,scroll
- cmp.w #8,scroll
- beq.s scroll_ok
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- rts
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- scroll_ok:
- move.w #0,scroll
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- move.l scr1,a2
- add.l d0,a2 ; how far down
- add.l x1,a2 ; read right to left
- sub.l #2,x1 ; next bit
- cmp.l #-2,x1 ; begining of line
- bgt scroll_not_fin ;
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- ; correct the fact the both lines dont meet in the middle
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- move.l scr2,a3
- add.l d0,a3
- move.l scr1,a2
- add.l d0,a2
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- add.l #wide,a3
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- move.l a3,$dff054 ; dest mem d
- move.l a2,$dff050 ; source mem a
- Move.w #$ffff,$dff044 ; blit 1st word mask source a
- move.w #$ffff,$dff046 ; blit last word mask source a
- move.w #0,$dff064 ; blit modulo for source a
- move.w #(%1001*256)+$f0,$dff040; blit cont reg 0
- move.w #0,$dff042 ; blit cont reg 1
- Move.w #0,$dff066 ; modulo for dest
- Move.w #(10*64)+wide/2,$dff058 ; blit height,width
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- bsr do_blit
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- add.l #1,line
- move.l line,d7
- cmp.l height,d7
- blt.s line_ok
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- move.l #-1,waiting
- move.l #200,delay
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- move.l #-1,line
- rts
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- line_ok:
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- move.l #wide-4,x1
- move.l #0,x2
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- rts
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- scroll_not_fin:
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- move.l scr2,a3
- add.l d0,a3
- sub.l #wide,a2
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- Move.l a3,$dff054 ; dest mem d
- Move.l a2,$dff050 ; source mem a
- Move.w #$ffff,$dff044 ; blit 1st word mask source a
- move.w #$ffff,$dff046 ; blit last word mask source a
- move.w #wide*2-2,$dff064 ; blit modulo for source a
- move.w #(%1001*256)+$f0,$dff040; blit cont reg 0
- move.w #0,$dff042 ; blit cont reg 1
- Move.w #wide*2-2,$dff066 ; modulo for dest
- Move.w #(5*64)+1,$dff058 ; blit height,width
- jsr do_blit
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- move.l scr1,a2
- add.l d0,a2 ; how far down
- add.l x2,a2 ; read right to left
-
- add.l #2,x2 ; next bit
- move.l scr2,a3
- add.l d0,a3
- add.l #wide*2-2,a3
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- Move.l a3,$dff054 ; dest mem d
- Move.l a2,$dff050 ; source mem a
- Move.w #$ffff,$dff044 ; blit 1st word mask source a
- move.w #$ffff,$dff046 ; blit last word mask source a
- move.w #wide*2-2,$dff064 ; blit modulo for source a
- move.w #(%1001*256)+$f0,$dff040; blit cont reg 0
- move.w #0,$dff042 ; blit cont reg 1
- Move.w #wide*2-2,$dff066 ; modulo for dest
- Move.w #(5*64)+1,$dff058 ; blit height,width
- jsr do_blit
-
- rts
-
-
- setup_screen:
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- lea cmap,a0
- move.w (a0)+,d0
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- lea screen,a1
- move.w #15,d0
- cmaploop:
- move.w (a1)+,(a0)+
- addq.l #2,a0
- subq.w #1,d0
- bpl.s cmaploop
-
- move.l screen2,a2
- move.l a2,newscr
- move.l a2,scr1
- add.l #20*tall*wide,a2
- move.l a2,scr2
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- move.l scr1,$dff054 ; dest mem d
- move.w #0,$dff064 ; source a modulo
- Move.w #0,$dff044 ; blit 1st word mask source a
- move.w #0,$dff046
- move.w #(%0001)*256,$dff040 ; blit cont reg 0
- move.w #%0000000000000100,$dff042 ; blit cont reg 1
- Move.w #0,$dff066 ; modulo for dest
- Move.w #(255*64)+wide/2,$dff058 ; blit height,width
- jsr do_blit
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- move.l scr1,a2
- add.l #wide,a2
- jsr blit_message
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- moveq.l #10,d0
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- lea cmap,a0
- move.w (a0)+,d0
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- next_page:
- move.l scr1,a2 ; clear the screen
-
- move.l #(20*tall*40)/4,d0
- cls: move.l #0,(a2)+
- sub.l #1,d0
- bpl.s cls
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-
- try_page:
- move.l pagenum,d0
- lea pages,a1
- mulu #4,d0
- add.l d0,a1
- move.l (a1),a1
- move.l a1,page
- cmp.l #0,a1
- bne.s page_good
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- move.l #0,pagenum
- bra.s try_page
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- page_good:
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- move.l page,a1
- move.l scr1,a2
- add.l #wide,a2
- move.l #0,height
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- plot_again:
- add.l #1,height
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- add.l #wide*tall,a2
- bsr blit_message
-
- move.b (a1),d0
- bne.s plot_again
-
- rts
-
- blit_message:
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- movem.l d0-d7/a2-a6,-(sp)
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- move.l #0,midadd
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- move.l a1,a6
- clr.b d0
- moveq.l #-1,d1
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- blit_message_loop1:
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- addq.l #1,d1
- move.b (a6),d0
- addq #1,a6
- cmp.b #0,d0
- bne.s blit_message_loop1
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- move.w d1,d5
- and.w #1,d5
- asl.w #1,d5
- move.w d5,mid
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- move.l a2,midadd
- move.w d1,d5
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- addq.l #1,d1
- lsr.l #1,d1
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- moveq.l #wide/2,d6
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- sub.l d1,d6
- add.l d6,a2
- move.l a2,d2
- and.l #$fffffffe,d2
- move.l a2,d3
- and.l #1,d3
- move.l d2,a2
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- move.w #12,d6
- cmp.l #1,d3
- beq.s cont_blit_message
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- add.w #12,mid
- subq.l #2,midadd
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- cont_blit_message:
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- move.w d6,d7
- mulu #8192,d7
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- subq.w #4,d6
- cmp.w #4,d6
- bne.s other_half
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- move.w #12,d6
- add.l #wide*2,a2
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- other_half:
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- sub.l #wide,a2
- clr.w d0
- lea font,a0
- move.b (a1),d0
- addq.l #1,a1
- cmp.b #0,d0
- bne.s mess_is_ok
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- movem.l (sp)+,d0-d7/a2-a6
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- move.w mid,d5
- mulu #8192,d5
- or.w #(%1001*256)+$f0,d5
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- move.l midadd,a3
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- Move.l a3,$dff054 ; dest mem d
- Move.l a2,$dff050 ; source mem a
- Move.w #$ffff,$dff044 ; blit 1st word mask source a
- move.w #$ffff,$dff046 ; blit last word mask source a
- move.w #0,$dff064 ; blit modulo for source a
- move.w d5,$dff040
- move.w #0,$dff042 ; blit cont reg 1
- Move.w #0,$dff066 ; modulo for dest
- Move.w #(8*64)+wide/2,$dff058 ; blit height,width
- jsr do_blit
-
-
- dont_centre:
- rts
-
-
- mess_is_ok:
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- cmp #32,d0
- beq space
-
- sub #32,d0
- mulu #16,d0
- add d0,a0
-
- Move.l a2,$dff054 ; dest mem d
- Move.l a0,$dff050 ; source mem a
- move.l a2,$dff048 ; source mem c
- Move.w #$ffff,$dff044 ; blit 1st word mask source a
- move.w #$ffff,$dff046 ; blit last word mask source a
- move.w #0,$dff064 ; blit modulo for source a
- move.w #wide-2,$dff060 ; blit modulo for source c
- or.w #(%1011*256)+$fa,d7
- move.w d7,$dff040 ; blit cont reg 0
- move.w #0,$dff042 ; blit cont reg 1
- Move.w #wide-2,$dff066 ; modulo for dest
- Move.w #(8*64)+1,d0 ; blit height,width
- cmp.l #12,d6
- beq.s not_12
- Move.w #(9*64)+1,d0
- not_12:
- move.w d0,$dff058 ; blit height,width
- jsr do_blit
-
- space:
-
- addq.l #1,a2
- bra cont_blit_message
-
- do_blit:
- btst.b #6,$dff002
- bne.s do_blit
- rts
-
-
- mt_equal:
- move.w equ1+06,d0
- sub.w #$100,d0
- bpl.s mt_equ1a_ok
- move.l #$000,d0
- mt_equ1a_ok:
- move.w d0,equ1+6
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- move.w equ1+14,d0
- sub.w #$111,d0
- bpl.s mt_equ1b_ok
- move.l #$000,d0
- mt_equ1b_ok:
- move.w d0,equ1+14
-
- move.w equ1+22,d0
- sub.w #$100,d0
- bpl.s mt_equ1c_ok
- move.l #$000,d0
- mt_equ1c_ok:
- move.w d0,equ1+22
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- move.w equ2+06,d0
- sub.w #$010,d0
- bpl.s mt_equ2a_ok
- move.l #$000,d0
- mt_equ2a_ok:
- move.w d0,equ2+6
-
- move.w equ2+14,d0
- sub.w #$010,d0
- bpl.s mt_equ2b_ok
- move.l #$000,d0
- mt_equ2b_ok:
- move.w d0,equ2+14
-
- move.w equ2+22,d0
- sub.w #$010,d0
- bpl.s mt_equ2c_ok
- move.l #$000,d0
- mt_equ2c_ok:
- move.w d0,equ2+22
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- move.w equ3+06,d0
- sub.w #$011,d0
- bpl.s mt_equ3a_ok
- move.l #$000,d0
- mt_equ3a_ok:
- move.w d0,equ3+6
-
- move.w equ3+14,d0
- sub.w #$011,d0
- bpl.s mt_equ3b_ok
- move.l #$000,d0
- mt_equ3b_ok:
- move.w d0,equ3+14
-
- move.w equ3+22,d0
- sub.w #$011,d0
- bpl.s mt_equ3c_ok
- move.l #$000,d0
- mt_equ3c_ok:
- move.w d0,equ3+22
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- move.w equ4+06,d0
- sub.w #$110,d0
- bpl.s mt_equ4a_ok
- move.l #$000,d0
- mt_equ4a_ok:
- move.w d0,equ4+6
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- move.w equ4+14,d0
- sub.w #$110,d0
- bpl.s mt_equ4b_ok
- move.l #$000,d0
- mt_equ4b_ok:
- move.w d0,equ4+14
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- move.w equ4+22,d0
- sub.w #$110,d0
- bpl.s mt_equ4c_ok
- move.l #$000,d0
- mt_equ4c_ok:
- move.w d0,equ4+22
- rts
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- Mt_Init:Lea Mt_Data,a0
- Move.l a0,a1
- Add.l #$3b8,a1
- Moveq #$7f,d0
- Moveq #0,d1
- Mt_Loop Move.l d1,d2
- Subq.w #1,d0
- Mt_Lop2 Move.b (a1)+,d1
- Cmp.b d2,d1
- Bgt.s Mt_Loop
- Dbf d0,Mt_Lop2
- Addq.b #1,d2
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- Lea Mt_SampleStarts,a1
- Asl.l #8,d2
- Asl.l #2,d2
- Add.l #$43c,d2
- Add.l a0,d2
- Move.l d2,a2
- Moveq #$1e,d0
- Mt_Lop3 Move.l #0,(a2)
- Move.l a2,(a1)+
- Moveq #0,d1
- Move.w 42(a0),d1
- Asl.l #1,d1
- Add.l d1,a2
- Add.l #$1e,a0
- Dbf d0,Mt_Lop3
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- Or.b #$2,$bfe001
- Move.b #$6,Mt_Speed
- Move.b #$3f,Mt_Voice1+$12
- Move.b #$3f,Mt_Voice2+$12
- Move.b #$3f,Mt_Voice3+$12
- Move.b #$3f,Mt_Voice4+$12
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- Move.w #0,$dff0a8
- Move.w #0,$dff0b8
- Move.w #0,$dff0c8
- Move.w #0,$dff0d8
- Clr.b Mt_SongPos
- Clr.b Mt_Counter
- Clr.w Mt_PattPos
- Rts
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- Mt_End Move.w #0,$dff0a8
- Move.w #0,$dff0b8
- Move.w #0,$dff0c8
- Move.w #0,$dff0d8
- Move.w #$f,$dff096
- Moveq.l #0,d0
- Rts
-
- Mt_Music
- Movem.l d0-d4/a0-a3/a5-a6,-(a7)
- Lea Mt_Data,a0
- Addq.b #$1,Mt_Counter
- Move.b Mt_Counter,d0
- cmp.b Mt_speed,d0
- Blt.s Mt_NoNew
- Clr.b Mt_Counter
- Bra Mt_GetNew
- Mt_NoNew
- Lea Mt_Voice1,a6
- Lea $dff0a0,a5
- Bsr Mt_CheckCom
- Lea Mt_Voice2,a6
- Lea $dff0b0,a5
- Bsr Mt_CheckCom
- Lea Mt_Voice3,a6
- Lea $dff0c0,a5
- Bsr Mt_CheckCom
- Lea Mt_Voice4,a6
- Lea $dff0d0,a5
- Bsr Mt_CheckCom
- Bra Mt_Endr
-
- Mt_Arpeggio
- Moveq.l #0,d0
- Move.b Mt_Counter,d0
- Divs #$3,d0
- Swap d0
- Cmp.w #$0,d0
- Beq.s Mt_Arp2
- Cmp.w #$2,d0
- Beq.s Mt_Arp1
-
- Moveq.l #0,d0
- Move.b $3(a6),d0
- Lsr.b #4,d0
- Bra.s Mt_Arp3
- Mt_Arp1 Moveq.l #0,d0
- Move.b $3(a6),d0
- And.b #$f,d0
- Bra.s Mt_Arp3
- Mt_Arp2 Move.w $10(a6),d2
- Bra.s Mt_Arp4
- Mt_Arp3 Asl.w #1,d0
- Moveq.l #0,d1
- Move.w $10(a6),d1
- Lea Mt_Periods,a0
- Moveq #$24,d7
- Mt_ArpLoop
- Move.w (a0,d0.w),d2
- Cmp.w (a0),d1
- Bge.s Mt_Arp4
- Addq.l #2,a0
- Dbf d7,Mt_ArpLoop
- Rts
- Mt_Arp4 Move.w d2,$6(a5)
- Rts
-
- Mt_GetNew
- Lea Mt_Data,a0
- Move.l a0,a3
- Move.l a0,a2
- Add.l #$c,a3
- Add.l #$3b8,a2
- Add.l #$43c,a0
-
- Moveq.l #0,d0
- Move.l d0,d1
- Move.b Mt_SongPos,d0
- Move.b (a2,d0.w),d1
- Asl.l #8,d1
- Asl.l #2,d1
- Add.w Mt_PattPos,d1
- Clr.w Mt_DmaCon
-
- Lea $dff0a0,a5
- Lea Mt_Voice1,a6
- Move.l #Mt_Instrument,a4
- Bsr.s Mt_PlayVoice
- Lea $dff0b0,a5
- Lea Mt_voice2,a6
- Move.l #Mt_Instrument+4,a4
- Bsr.s Mt_PlayVoice
- Lea $dff0c0,a5
- Lea Mt_Voice3,a6
- Move.l #Mt_Instrument+8,a4
- Bsr.s Mt_PlayVoice
- Lea $dff0d0,a5
- Lea Mt_Voice4,a6
- Move.l #Mt_Instrument+12,a4
- Bsr.s Mt_PlayVoice
- Bra Mt_SetDma
-
- Mt_PlayVoice
- Move.l (a0,d1.l),(a6)
- Addq.l #4,d1
- Moveq.l #0,d2
- Move.b $2(a6),d2
- And.b #$f0,d2
- Lsr.b #4,d2
- Move.b (a6),d0
- And.b #$f0,d0
- Or.b d0,d2
- Tst.b d2
- Beq Mt_SetRegs
- Moveq #0,d3
- Lea Mt_SampleStarts,a1
- Move.l d2,d4
- Subq.l #$1,d2
- Asl.l #2,d2
-
- Move.l d2,(a4)
-
- cmp.l #$dff0a0,a5
- bne.s no_equ1
- move.w #$F00,equ1+6
- move.w #$fff,equ1+14
- move.w #$f00,equ1+22
- no_equ1:
- cmp.l #$dff0b0,a5
- bne.s no_equ2
- move.w #$0a0,equ2+6
- move.w #$0f0,equ2+14
- move.w #$0a0,equ2+22
- no_equ2:
- cmp.l #$dff0c0,a5
- bne.s no_equ3
- move.w #$0aa,equ3+6
- move.w #$0ff,equ3+14
- move.w #$0aa,equ3+22
- no_equ3:
- cmp.l #$dff0d0,a5
- bne.s no_equ4
- move.w #$aa0,equ4+6
- move.w #$ff0,equ4+14
- move.w #$aa0,equ4+22
- no_equ4:
-
- Mulu #$1e,d4
- Move.l (a1,d2.l),$4(a6)
- Move.w (a3,d4.l),$8(a6)
- Move.w $2(a3,d4.l),$12(a6)
- Move.w $4(a3,d4.l),d3
- Tst.w d3
- Beq.s Mt_NoLoop
- Move.l $4(a6),d2
- Asl.w #1,d3
- Add.l d3,d2
- Move.l d2,$a(a6)
- Move.w $4(a3,d4.l),d0
- Add.w $6(a3,d4.l),d0
- Move.w d0,8(a6)
- Move.w $6(a3,d4.l),$e(a6)
- Move.w $12(a6),$8(a5)
- Bra.w Mt_SetRegs
- Mt_NoLoop
-
- Move.l $4(a6),d2
- Add.l d3,d2
- Move.l d2,$a(a6)
- Move.w $6(a3,d4.l),$e(a6)
- Move.w $12(a6),$8(a5)
-
- Mt_SetRegs
- Move.w (a6),d0
- And.w #$fff,d0
- Beq Mt_CheckCom2
- Move.b $2(a6),d0
- And.b #$F,d0
- Cmp.b #$3,d0
- Bne.s Mt_SetPeriod
- Bsr Mt_SetMyPort
- Bra Mt_checkcom2
- Mt_SetPeriod
- Move.w (a6),$10(a6)
- And.w #$fff,$10(a6)
- Move.w $14(a6),d0
- Move.w d0,$dff096
- Move.b #0,$1b(a6)
-
- Move.l $4(a6),(a5)
- Move.w $8(a6),$4(a5)
- Move.w $10(a6),d0
- And.w #$fff,d0
- Move.w d0,$6(a5)
- Move.w $14(a6),d0
- Or.w d0,Mt_DmaCon
- Bra Mt_CheckCom2
-
- Mt_SetDma
- Move.w #$12c,d0
- Mt_Wait Dbf d0,Mt_Wait
- Move.w Mt_DmaCon,d0
- Or.w #$8000,d0
- Move.w d0,$dff096
- Move.w #$12c,d0
- Mt_Wai2 Dbf d0,Mt_Wai2
- Lea $dff000,a5
- Lea Mt_Voice4,a6
- Move.l $a(a6),$d0(a5)
- Move.w $e(a6),$d4(a5)
- Lea Mt_Voice3,a6
- Move.l $a(a6),$c0(a5)
- Move.w $e(a6),$c4(a5)
- Lea Mt_voice2,a6
- Move.l $a(a6),$b0(a5)
- Move.w $e(a6),$b4(a5)
- Lea Mt_voice1,a6
- Move.l $a(a6),$a0(a5)
- Move.w $e(a6),$a4(a5)
-
- Add.w #$10,Mt_PattPos
- Cmp.w #$400,Mt_PattPos
- Bne.s Mt_Endr
- Mt_Nex Clr.w Mt_PattPos
- Clr.b Mt_Break
- Addq.b #1,Mt_SongPos
- And.b #$7f,Mt_SongPos
- Move.b Mt_SongPos,d1
- Cmp.b Mt_Data+$3b6,d1
- Bne.s Mt_Endr
- Clr.b Mt_SongPos
- Mt_Endr Tst.b Mt_Break
- Bne.s Mt_Nex
- Movem.l (a7)+,d0-d4/a0-a3/a5-a6
- Rts
-
- Mt_SetMyPort
- Move.w (a6),d2
- And.w #$fff,d2
- Move.w d2,$18(a6)
- Move.w $10(a6),d0
- Move.b #0,$16(a6)
- Cmp.w d0,d2
- Beq.s Mt_ClrPort
- Bge.s Mt_Rt
- Move.b #$1,$16(a6)
- Rts
- Mt_ClrPort
- Move.w #0,$18(a6)
- Mt_Rt Rts
-
- Mt_MyPort
- Move.b $3(a6),d0
- Beq.s Mt_MySlide
- Move.b d0,$17(a6)
- Move.b #0,$3(a6)
- Mt_MySlide
- Tst.w $18(a6)
- Beq.s Mt_Rt
- Moveq.l #0,d0
- Move.b $17(a6),d0
- Tst.b $16(a6)
- Bne.s Mt_MySub
- Add.w d0,$10(a6)
- Move.w $18(a6),d0
- Cmp.w $10(a6),d0
- Bgt.s Mt_MyOK
- Move.w $18(a6),$10(a6)
- Move.w #0,$18(a6)
- Mt_MyOK Move.w $10(a6),$6(a5)
- Rts
- Mt_MySub
- Sub.w d0,$10(a6)
- Move.w $18(a6),d0
- Cmp.w $10(a6),d0
- Blt.s Mt_MyOK
- Move.w $18(a6),$10(a6)
- Move.w #0,$18(a6)
- Move.w $10(a6),$6(a5)
- Rts
-
- Mt_Vib
- Move.b $3(a6),d0
- Beq.s Mt_Vi
- Move.b d0,$1a(a6)
-
- Mt_Vi Move.b $1b(a6),d0
- Lea Mt_Sin,a4
- Lsr.w #$2,d0
- And.w #$1f,d0
- Moveq.l #0,d2
- Move.b (a4,d0.w),d2
- Move.b $1a(a6),d0
- And.w #$f,d0
- Mulu d0,d2
- Lsr.w #$6,d2
- Move.w $10(a6),d0
- Tst.b $1b(a6)
- Bmi.s Mt_VibMin
- Add.w d2,d0
- Bra.s Mt_Vib2
- Mt_VibMin
- Sub.w d2,d0
- Mt_Vib2 Move.w d0,$6(a5)
- Move.b $1a(a6),d0
- Lsr.w #$2,d0
- And.w #$3c,d0
- Add.b d0,$1b(a6)
- Rts
-
- Mt_Nop Move.w $10(a6),$6(a5)
- Rts
-
- Mt_CheckCom
- Move.w $2(a6),d0
- And.w #$fff,d0
- Beq.s Mt_Nop
- Move.b $2(a6),d0
- And.b #$f,d0
- Tst.b d0
- Beq Mt_Arpeggio
- Cmp.b #$1,d0
- Beq.s Mt_PortUp
- Cmp.b #$2,d0
- Beq Mt_PortDown
- Cmp.b #$3,d0
- Beq Mt_MyPort
- Cmp.b #$4,d0
- Beq Mt_Vib
- Move.w $10(a6),$6(a5)
- Cmp.b #$a,d0
- Beq.s Mt_VolSlide
- Rts
-
- Mt_VolSlide
- Moveq #0,d0
- Move.b $3(a6),d0
- Lsr.b #4,d0
- Tst.b d0
- Beq.s Mt_VolDown
- Add.b d0,$13(a6)
- Cmp.b #$3f,$13(a6)
- Ble.s Mt_Vol2
- Move.b #$3f,$13(a6)
- Mt_Vol2 Move.w $12(a6),$8(a5)
- Rts
-
- Mt_VolDown
- Moveq #0,d0
- Move.b $3(a6),d0
- And.b #$f,d0
- Sub.b d0,$13(a6)
- Bpl.s Mt_Vol3
- Move.b #0,$13(a6)
- Mt_Vol3 Move.w $12(a6),$8(a5)
- Rts
-
- Mt_PortUp
- Moveq #0,d0
- Move.b $3(a6),d0
- Sub.w d0,$10(a6)
- Move.w $10(a6),d0
- And.w #$fff,d0
- Cmp.w #$71,d0
- Bpl.s Mt_Por2
- And.w #$f000,$10(a6)
- Or.w #$71,$10(a6)
- Mt_Por2 Move.w $10(a6),d0
- And.w #$fff,d0
- Move.w d0,$6(a5)
- Rts
-
- Mt_PortDown
- Moveq.w #0,d0
- Move.b $3(a6),d0
- Add.w d0,$10(a6)
- Move.w $10(a6),d0
- And.w #$fff,d0
- Cmp.w #$358,d0
- Bmi.s Mt_Por3
- And.w #$f000,$10(a6)
- Or.w #$358,$10(a6)
- Mt_Por3 Move.w $10(a6),d0
- And.w #$fff,d0
- Move.w d0,$6(a5)
- Rts
-
- Mt_CheckCom2
- Move.b $2(a6),d0
- And.b #$f,d0
- Cmp.b #$e,d0
- Beq.s Mt_SetFilt
- Cmp.b #$d,d0
- Beq.s Mt_PattBreak
- Cmp.b #$b,d0
- Beq.s Mt_PosJmp
- Cmp.b #$c,d0
- Beq.s Mt_SetVol
- Cmp.b #$f,d0
- Beq.s Mt_SetSpeed
- Rts
-
- Mt_SetFilt
- Move.b $3(a6),d0
- And.b #$1,d0
- Asl.b #$1,d0
- And.b #$fd,$bfe001
- Or.b d0,$bfe001
- Rts
- Mt_PattBreak ; ** HERE`S THE FIX - IT WAS
- Move.b #1,Mt_Break ; Not.b Mt_Break.
- Rts ; **************************
- Mt_PosJmp
- Move.b $3(a6),d0
- Subq.b #$1,d0
- Move.b d0,Mt_SongPos
- Not.b Mt_Break
- Rts
- Mt_SetVol
- Cmp.b #$3f,$3(a6)
- Ble.s Mt_Vol4
- Move.b #$3f,$3(a6)
- Mt_Vol4 Move.b $3(a6),$8(a5)
- Move.b $3(a6),$13(a6)
- Rts
- Mt_SetSpeed
- Move.b $3(a6),d0
- And.w #$1f,d0
- Beq.s Mt_Rts2
- Clr.b Mt_Counter
- Move.b d0,Mt_Speed
- Mt_Rts2 Rts
-
- Mt_Sin
- Dc.b $00,$18,$31,$4a,$61,$78,$8d,$a1,$b4,$c5,$d4,$e0,$eb,$f4,$fa,$fd
- Dc.b $ff,$fd,$fa,$f4,$eb,$e0,$d4,$c5,$b4,$a1,$8d,$78,$61,$4a,$31,$18
-
- Mt_Periods
- Dc.w $0358,$0328,$02fa,$02d0,$02a6,$0280,$025c,$023a,$021a,$01fc,$01e0
- Dc.w $01c5,$01ac,$0194,$017d,$0168,$0153,$0140,$012e,$011d,$010d,$00fe
- Dc.w $00f0,$00e2,$00d6,$00ca,$00be,$00b4,$00aa,$00a0,$0097,$008f,$0087
- Dc.w $007f,$0078,$0071,$0000,$0000
-
- Mt_Speed Dc.b $6
- Mt_SongPos Dc.b $0
- Mt_PattPos Dc.w $0
- Mt_Counter Dc.b $0
-
- Mt_Break Dc.b $0
- Mt_DmaCon Dc.w $0
- Mt_SampleStarts Dcb.l $1f,0
- Mt_Voice1 Dcb.w 10,0
- Dc.w $1
- Dcb.w 3,0
- Dc.w 0 ;new note last time
- Mt_Voice2 Dcb.w 10,0
- Dc.w $2
- Dcb.w 3,0
- Dc.w 0 ;new note last time
- Mt_Voice3 Dcb.w 10,0
- Dc.w $4
- Dcb.w 3,0
- Dc.w 0 ;new note last time
- Mt_Voice4 Dcb.w 10,0
- Dc.w $8
- Dcb.w 3,0
- Dc.w 0 ;new note last time
- Mt_InstCount: dc.b 0
- Mt_Instrument: dcb.l 4,0
-
-
- star_field:
-
- sub.l #1,delay2
- bpl.s no_stars
-
- move.l #0,delay2
-
- lea sprite1+1,a0
- move.l #sprite1num,d0
- star1_loop:
- add.b #4,(a0)
- add.l #8,a0
- dbf d0,star1_loop
-
- lea sprite2+1,a0
- move.l #sprite2num+2,d0
- star2_loop:
- add.b #3,(a0)
- add.l #8,a0
- dbf d0,star2_loop
-
- lea sprite3+1,a0
- move.l #sprite3num,d0
- star3_loop:
- add.b #2,(a0)
- add.l #8,a0
- dbf d0,star3_loop
-
- lea sprite4+1,a0
- move.l #sprite4num,d0
- star4_loop:
- add.b #1,(a0)
- add.l #8,a0
- dbf d0,star4_loop
-
- no_stars:
- rts
-
- Section copdat,Data_c
-
- sprite1:
- dc.w $1E19,$1F00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $2176,$2200,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $2421,$2500,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $2814,$2900,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $2B9F,$2C00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $2FE1,$3000,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $332C,$3400,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $3629,$3700,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $3A31,$3B00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $3DD5,$3E00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $4021,$4100,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $4441,$4500,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $484A,$4900,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $4C7B,$4D00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $50A5,$5100,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $5436,$5500,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $58B1,$5900,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $5C45,$5D00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $5F12,$6000,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $6361,$6400,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $6698,$6700,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $6A8E,$6B00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $6EEE,$6F00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $725C,$7300,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $75F4,$7600,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $79EC,$7A00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $7C00,$7D00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $7F2A,$8000,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $82DE,$8300,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $853C,$8600,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $888D,$8900,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $8BE8,$8C00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $8FEB,$9000,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $929A,$9300,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $95BC,$9600,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $98A2,$9900,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $9C4E,$9D00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $A071,$A100,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $A435,$A500,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $A8E7,$A900,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $AB2F,$AC00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $AF49,$B000,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $B2FA,$B300,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $B506,$B600,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $B9DD,$BA00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $BC4F,$BD00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $BF19,$C000,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $C24A,$C300,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $C676,$C700,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $CA41,$CB00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $CEC8,$CF00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $D147,$D200,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $D4F7,$D500,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $D756,$D800,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $DAF9,$DB00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $DE53,$DF00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $E2CC,$E300,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $E60E,$E700,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $E948,$EA00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $ED04,$EE00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $F1B5,$F200,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $F58C,$F600,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $F954,$FA00,$1000,$0000
-
- sprite1end: dc.w 0,0,0,0
- sprite1num equ (sprite1end-sprite1)/8
-
- sprite2:
- dc.w $1BBB,$1C00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $1F8F,$2000,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $227D,$2300,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $25AC,$2600,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $2862,$2900,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $2B36,$2C00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $2E1D,$2F00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $31D0,$3200,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $357D,$3600,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $3977,$3A00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $3C87,$3D00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $3F90,$4000,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $422A,$4300,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $4520,$4600,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $4898,$4900,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $4BB2,$4C00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $4ED4,$4F00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $52B8,$5300,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $56E7,$5700,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $597E,$5A00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $5CF7,$5D00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $5FDC,$6000,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $6215,$6300,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $656C,$6600,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $6883,$6900,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $6BBF,$6C00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $6ECE,$6F00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $71FE,$7200,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $75F6,$7600,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $78E0,$7900,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $7B7F,$7C00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $7FD5,$8000,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $820A,$8300,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $8638,$8700,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $8A0D,$8B00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $8E4D,$8F00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $9241,$9300,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $968F,$9700,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $9928,$9A00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $9D8C,$9E00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $A0D5,$A100,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $A3EA,$A400,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $A71C,$A800,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $ABEA,$AC00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $AF45,$B000,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $B30A,$B400,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $B7DE,$B800,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $BA8E,$BB00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $BDC2,$BE00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $C1A2,$C200,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $C56E,$C600,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $C962,$CA00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $CD54,$CE00,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $D0E1,$D100,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $D3A5,$D400,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $D71E,$D800,$1000,$0000
- dc.w $DADE,$DB00,$1000,$0000
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- dc.b "JOKE INTRO TWO",0
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- dc.b "fell asleep. The poor Irishman",0
- dc.b "was feeling very sick but was",0
- dc.b "frightened to wake the giant next to",0
- dc.b "him. Finally he left it too long and",0
- dc.b "was sick over the Scotsman. The",0
- dc.b "Scotsman woke up & was amazed to see ",0
- dc.b "vomit all over his sporran and kilt.",0
- dc.b "'Do you feel better now?' asked the",0
- dc.b "Irishman.",0,0
-
- jke12: dc.b "An Irishman arrived home from the pub",0
- dc.b "early and found his wife in bed with",0
- dc.b "another man. 'What on earth are you",0
- dc.b "doing?' he shrieked. His wife looked",0
- dc.b "at the man next to her and said",0
- dc.b "'Didn't I tell you he was stupid?'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "An Irish hen was so exasperated with",0
- dc.b "one of her impish chicks that she",0
- dc.b "said 'If your father could see you",0
- dc.b "now he'd turn in his gravy.'",0,0
-
- jke13: dc.b "Did you hear about the really mean",0
- dc.b "Irishman who fired his shotgun",0
- dc.b "outside the backdoor on Christmas",0
- dc.b "Eve?",0
- dc.b "He went in and told his children that",0
- dc.b "Father Christmas had committed",0
- dc.b "suicide.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "An Irishman who was fed up with being",0
- dc.b "bothered by hitch-hikers solved the",0
- dc.b "problem. Whenever he drove out of",0
- dc.b "town he just put up the notice 'TAXI'.",0,0
-
- jke14: dc.b "Two old Irishmen were sitting in the",0
- dc.b "corner of what had been their",0
- dc.b "favourite pub - until it had been",0
- dc.b "redecorated and the juke box put in.",0
- dc.b "'Ah you know' said one 'I miss the",0
- dc.b "old ways and the old days. I miss",0
- dc.b "the sawdust, I miss the spittoon...'",0
- dc.b "'You always did' said the other.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "An Irish lawyer was once asked what",0
- dc.b "the penalty for bigamy was.",0
- dc.b "'Two mothers-in-law' he replied.",0,0
-
- jke15: dc.b "An Irishman was once hired by the",0
- dc.b "managing director of a large bank to",0
- dc.b "do some odd jobs around his house.",0
- dc.b "When he got the bill he was furious.",0
- dc.b "'You're charging me £20 an hour. Why",0
- dc.b "I don't even earn that' he said.",0
- dc.b "'Neither did I when I was managing",0
- dc.b "director of a bank' said the",0
- dc.b "Irishman.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Funny how all the newspaper stories",0
- dc.b "about Irish social events seem to",0
- dc.b "begin: Among the injured were...",0,0
-
- jke16: dc.b "Then there was the Irishman whose",0
- dc.b "sister had a baby. Nobody told him",0
- dc.b "if it was a boy or a girl so he",0
- dc.b "didn't know if he was an uncle or an",0
- dc.b "aunt.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Did you hear about the Irishman who",0
- dc.b "gave a lift to a beautiful young",0
- dc.b "witch. They hadn't gone a few miles",0
- dc.b "when she touched him on the knee and",0
- dc.b "he turned into a lay-by.",0,0
-
- jke17: dc.b "Irishman: Sir I wonder if you could",0
- dc.b "let me off work tomorrow as my wife",0
- dc.b "wants me to go shopping with her?",0
- dc.b "Boss: Certainly not. We're busy.",0
- dc.b "Irishman: Thank you sir. You're",0
- dc.b "very kind.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Irishman: You remind me of that",0
- dc.b "Welshman Jones.",0
- dc.b "Scot.: But I'm not at all like",0
- dc.b "Jones.",0
- dc.b "Irishman: Oh yes you are! You both",0
- dc.b "owe me £10!",0,0
-
- jke18: dc.b "Old Irishman: And then there was the",0
- dc.b "time I was attacked by five hungry",0
- dc.b "lions...",0
- dc.b "Young man: Oh come on grandad.",0
- dc.b "Last time you told me that story it",0
- dc.b "was three lions!",0
- dc.b "Old Irishman: I know but then you",0
- dc.b "were too young to be told the whole",0
- dc.b "frightening truth.",0,0
-
- jke19: dc.b "A vacuum cleaner salesman went to a",0
- dc.b "very remote farmhouse on the west",0
- dc.b "coast of Ireland and before the",0
- dc.b "woman of the house could object",0
- dc.b "started throwing all manner of dirt",0
- dc.b "on the carpet.",0
- dc.b "'Madam' he said 'I have so much",0
- dc.b "confidence in this machine that if",0
- dc.b "this carpet is not spotless after",0
- dc.b "it's been over it then I will eat",0
- dc.b "all the dirt that is left.'",0
- dc.b "'You'd better start eating she said",0
- dc.b "'we haven't got electricity yet.'",0,0
-
- jke20: dc.b "An Irishman put 10 pence into the",0
- dc.b "collection at church one Sunday.",0
- dc.b "'What' he asked the young priest",0
- dc.b "standing by the plate'happens to",0
- dc.b "all this money?'",0
- dc.b "'It goes to the Lord' answered the",0
- dc.b "priest.",0
- dc.b "'Oh well' said the Irishman",0
- dc.b "removing his 10 pence from the plate",0
- dc.b "'I'm seventy-five years old and I'm",0
- dc.b "bound to see the Lord before a young",0
- dc.b "man like you and I can give it to",0
- dc.b "him personally.'",0,0
-
-
- jke21: dc.b "An Irishman was asked to answer a",0
- dc.b "riddle by the barman in his local.",0
- dc.b "'My mother gave birth to a child:",0
- dc.b "it's not my sister and it's not my",0
- dc.b "brother. Who is it?' the Irishman",0
- dc.b "had to admit defeat. 'It's me said",0
- dc.b "the barman. Thinking what a good",0
- dc.b "riddle it was the man put it to his",0
- dc.b "wife when he got home. She thought",0
- dc.b "and finally she too gave up. 'It's",0
- dc.b "Jack the barman in the Rose and",0
- dc.b "Crown hooted the Irishman.",0,0
-
- jke22: dc.b "An old Irishman was bragging about",0
- dc.b "his longevity, 'I'm eighty-three",0
- dc.b "years old and I've never smoked",0
- dc.b "gambled drank or looked at a woman",0
- dc.b "in all that time.' His grandson",0
- dc.b "looked up sadly and said",0
- dc.b "'I can't think why you wanted to",0
- dc.b "live for so long.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Then there was the Irishman who was",0
- dc.b "so broke that he got a visit from the",0
- dc.b "blood bank because his blood had",0
- dc.b "bounced.",0,0
-
- jke23: dc.b "A blind man was sitting with a bowl",0
- dc.b "in a Dublin Street. A woman threw a",0
- dc.b "10 pence piece at the bowl but it",0
- dc.b "missed and rolled in the gutter.",0
- dc.b "Before the astonished woman could say",0
- dc.b "anything the blind man got up and",0
- dc.b "retrieved the coin. 'I thought you",0
- dc.b "were blind!' said the outraged woman.",0
- dc.b "'Oh no. I'm not blind at all' said",0
- dc.b "the man 'I'm sitting in for the real",0
- dc.b "blind man who's gone to the cinema.'",0,0
-
- jke24: dc.b "An Irishman had been going on at",0
- dc.b "great lengths about how wonderful his",0
- dc.b "wife was and how happy he was.",0
- dc.b "Finally one of his listeners fed",0
- dc.b "up said 'Surely she must have some",0
- dc.b "faults!'",0
- dc.b "The Irishman thought very hard for a",0
- dc.b "few minutes and then said 'Well she",0
- dc.b "does have a tendency to use foul",0
- dc.b "language when she's drunk.'",0,0
-
- jke25: dc.b "An Irishman was telling a",0
- dc.b "neighbouring farmer about his sick",0
- dc.b "cow and the farmer told him that when",0
- dc.b "his cow got sick he dosed her with",0
- dc.b "arsenic. When the Irishman got back",0
- dc.b "he dosed his cow with arsenic - and",0
- dc.b "she died.",0
- dc.b "He stalked off to see his friend who",0
- dc.b "said 'That's funny. So did mine.'",0,0
-
- jke26: dc.b "Do you know the difference between",0
- dc.b "baloney and blarney? To tell a woman",0
- dc.b "of forty-five that she looks like a",0
- dc.b "young girl is baloney. To ask her",0
- dc.b "how old she is so that you'll know",0
- dc.b "at what age a woman looks her best",0
- dc.b "is blarney.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "An Irishman opened a newspaper and",0
- dc.b "was amazed to read his own obituary.",0
- dc.b "Much amused he telephoned his best",0
- dc.b "friend who asked him where he was",0
- dc.b "ringing from...",0,0
-
- jke27: dc.b "An Irishman's mother-in-law passed on",0
- dc.b "and his wife asked him what sort of",0
- dc.b "gravestone they should get her.",0
- dc.b "'Something very heavy' he replied.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "How can you tell when an Irish",0
- dc.b "invalid is getting better?",0
- dc.b "When he tries to blow the froth off",0
- dc.b "his medicine.",0,0
-
- jke28a: dc.b "A very tall man wearing a cowboy hat",0
- dc.b "was on a Aer Lingus flight to",0
- dc.b "Shannon. The stewardess asked him if",0
- dc.b "he'd like a drink and he replied:",0
- dc.b "'Sure would a whisky. By the way",0
- dc.b "the name's Brown: B-R-O-W-N. I'm",0
- dc.b "from Texas, I'm six feet six inches",0
- dc.b "tall. I'm white from my head to the",0
- dc.b "tips of my toes and I hate the",0
- dc.b "Irish.' The stewardess smiled warily",0
- dc.b "and gave him his drink. As he was",0
- dc.b "sipping it he turned to the man",0
- dc.b "sitting next to him and said: The >>>",0,0
-
- jke28b: dc.b "name's Brown: that's spelt B-R-O-W-N.",0
- dc.b "I'm from Texas I'm six feet six",0
- dc.b "inches tall. I'm white from the top",0
- dc.b "of my head to the tips of my toes and",0
- dc.b "I hate the Irish.' The man looked at",0
- dc.b "him for a moment and then said 'How",0
- dc.b "do you do? My name is Patrick",0
- dc.b "O'Reilly. I'm from Dublin and I'm",0
- dc.b "five feet five inches tall. I'm",0
- dc.b "white from the top of my head to the",0
- dc.b "tips of my toes - apart that is",0
- dc.b "from my rectum which is brown. Spelt",0
- dc.b "B-R-O-W-N.'",0,0
-
- jke29: dc.b "The priest was giving one of his",0
- dc.b "parishioners his usual lecture.",0
- dc.b "'Abstinence' he said 'is a",0
- dc.b "wonderful thing Patrick.'",0
- dc.b "'Sure and I know it is Father'",0
- dc.b "said Patrick 'if practised in",0
- dc.b "moderation.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "First Irishman: O'Reilly does other",0
- dc.b "things besides drink.",0
- dc.b "Second Irishman: Like what?",0
- dc.b "First Irishman: Well he hiccups.",0,0
-
- jke30: dc.b "The magistrate was giving judgement:",0
- dc.b "'Young man' he said sternly 'it is",0
- dc.b "alcohol and alcohol alone that is",0
- dc.b "responsible for your appearance",0
- dc.b "before this bench.' 'I'm glad to hear",0
- dc.b "you say that your honour' said the",0
- dc.b "young Irishman. 'Everyone else says",0
- dc.b "its me own fault.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Advertisement in a Dublin newspaper:",0
- dc.b "Second hand tombstone for sale.",0
- dc.b "Ideal for person named O'Reilly.",0,0
-
- jke31: dc.b "When her husband fell out of the",0
- dc.b "window of a high rise building to his",0
- dc.b "death Mrs O'Reilly collected a very",0
- dc.b "large sum from the insurance company.",0
- dc.b "But then came the lawyers relatives",0
- dc.b "bills etc. and she was in such a",0
- dc.b "state that the doctor was called.",0
- dc.b "'Sometimes' she said to him 'I",0
- dc.b "almost wish that me husband hadn't",0
- dc.b "fallen out of the window.'",0,0
-
- jke32: dc.b "Two very drunk Englishmen were",0
- dc.b "arguing about whether or not the orb",0
- dc.b "beaming from the heavens was the sun",0
- dc.b "or the moon. An Irishman came",0
- dc.b "lurching towards them and one of the",0
- dc.b "Englishmen said 'Say sir is that",0
- dc.b "the sun or the moon up there?",0
- dc.b "'I'm afraid I don't know' said the",0
- dc.b "Irishman' I'm a stranger here myself.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "The Irish space programme has run",0
- dc.b "into a technical hitch: The astronaut",0
- dc.b "keeps falling off the kite.",0,0
-
- jke33: dc.b "O'Reilly was a little bit maudlin and",0
- dc.b "turned to his best friend and said",0
- dc.b "'I'd like you to promise me Eammon",0
- dc.b "that when I'm dead and buried you'll",0
- dc.b "pour a bottle of good Irish whiskey",0
- dc.b "over me grave.'",0
- dc.b "'Sure and I'll do that' answered",0
- dc.b "his friend. 'Would you have any",0
- dc.b "objections to it passing through my",0
- dc.b "kidneys first?'",0,0
-
- jke34: dc.b "First Irishman: I always like to go",0
- dc.b "to O'Reilly's birthday and help him",0
- dc.b "drink up his presents.",0
- dc.b "Second Irishman: I don't really drink",0
- dc.b "myself. I just gargle with whiskey",0
- dc.b "and sometimes it slips down.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "A young Irish lass was on the",0
- dc.b "underground in London and a young",0
- dc.b "English gallant asked her if she",0
- dc.b "would like to sit down. 'No thank",0
- dc.b "you' she said 'I'm in a hurry.'",0,0
-
- jke35: dc.b "An Englishman walked into a bar in",0
- dc.b "Dublin and said to the barman",0
- dc.b "'That's so quaint - putting sawdust",0
- dc.b "on the floor.' ",0
- dc.b "'That isn't sawdust' answered the",0
- dc.b "barman, 'that's yesterday's",0
- dc.b "furniture.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Priest: What evil could be possibly",0
- dc.b "worse than drink?",0
- dc.b "Parishioner: Thirst?",0,0
-
- jke36: dc.b "The judge looked angrily down at the",0
- dc.b "prisoner in the dock 'Why' he asked",0
- dc.b "'did you kick and punch this man so ",0
- dc.b "brutally?'",0
- dc.b "'Sure and it was all a terrible",0
- dc.b "mistake your honour. I had alcohol",0
- dc.b "taken and was a little confused. I",0
- dc.b "thought it was me wife.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "How do you make an Irish cocktail?",0
- dc.b "put a potato in a pint of Guinness.",0,0
-
- jke37: dc.b "One of O'Reilly's friends asked him",0
- dc.b "why he no longer wore glasses.",0
- dc.b "'I read so much about the evils of",0
- dc.b "drinking' he replied 'either I had",0
- dc.b "to give up drinking or I had to give",0
- dc.b "up reading.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "How can you tell if an Irishman is an",0
- dc.b "aristocrat?",0
- dc.b "His tattoos has no spelling mistakes",0
- dc.b "in it.",0,0
-
- jke38: dc.b "First Irishman: Me uncle fell down",0
- dc.b "two flights of stairs with a crate of",0
- dc.b "Guinness and he didn't spill a drop.",0
- dc.b "Second Irishman: How on earth did he",0
- dc.b "manage that?",0
- dc.b "First Irishman: He kept his mouth",0
- dc.b "closed.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "A policeman saw an Irishman sitting",0
- dc.b "on top of an oak tree and asked him",0
- dc.b "what he was doing up there. 'I don't",0
- dc.b "know' said the man 'I think I must",0
- dc.b "have sat on an acorn.'",0,0
-
- jke39: dc.b "First Irishman: Would you say that",0
- dc.b "O'Reilly drinks a lot?",0
- dc.b "Second Irishman: I wouldn't say so.",0
- dc.b "I think he drinks to calm himself>",0
- dc.b "First Irishman: Well that would",0
- dc.b "explain it. Last night he was so",0
- dc.b "calm he couldn't move.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Did you hear about the Irish",0
- dc.b "terrorist who tried to blow up a bus?",0
- dc.b "He burnt his mouth on the exhaust pipe.",0,0
-
- jke40: dc.b "O'Reilly was very drunk and clambered",0
- dc.b "unsteadily on to a bus. He lurched",0
- dc.b "along it before sitting next to a",0
- dc.b "priest. 'I'm not going to heaven' he",0
- dc.b "sighed. 'I'm not going to heaven.",0
- dc.b "I'm not going to heaven because there",0
- dc.b "is no heaven.'",0
- dc.b "'Well go to hell then' said the",0
- dc.b "priest. 'But be quiet about it.'",0,0
-
- jke41: dc.b "A medical officer asked the sergeant",0
- dc.b "in charge of a squad of Royal Irish",0
- dc.b "Fusiliers what precautions he took",0
- dc.b "against contaminated water. 'Well",0
- dc.b "said the sergeant 'first of all we",0
- dc.b "boil it and then we filter it sir.'",0
- dc.b "The M.O. nodded his approval. 'And",0
- dc.b "then for safety's sake we all drink",0
- dc.b "beer.'",0,0
-
- jke42: dc.b "An Irish Jeweller rang up the police",0
- dc.b "in a terrible state. 'I've just been",0
- dc.b "robbed by an elephant' he managed to",0
- dc.b "blurt out. 'What sort?' asked the",0
- dc.b "duty sergeant. 'An Indian elephant",0
- dc.b "with short ears or an African",0
- dc.b "elephant with big ears?' 'How should",0
- dc.b "I know?' answered the Jeweller 'he",0
- dc.b "had a stocking over his head.'",0,0
-
- jke43: dc.b "An Irishman went to see a",0
- dc.b "psychiatrist. 'Doctor' he said",0
- dc.b "'can I ask you two questions?' 'Of",0
- dc.b "course' said the psychiatrist.",0
- dc.b "'Well is it possible for a man to",0
- dc.b "fall in love with an elephant?' 'No",0
- dc.b "it is not' replied the psychiatrist.",0
- dc.b "'What's your next question?' 'Do you",0
- dc.b "know anyone who needs a very large",0
- dc.b "engagement ring?'",0,0
-
- jke44: dc.b "Two Irishmen were partners in a",0
- dc.b "jewellery shop and one day they were",0
- dc.b "lunching together. 'Oh my goodness'",0
- dc.b "said one 'we left the safe",0
- dc.b "unlocked!' 'What are you worried",0
- dc.b "about?' asked other. 'We're both",0
- dc.b "here aren't we?'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "The Irish navy asked for all the",0
- dc.b "lighthouses to be turned upside down",0
- dc.b "so that their submarines wouldn't get",0
- dc.b "lost.",0,0
-
- jke45: dc.b "An Irishman had for many years been",0
- dc.b "carrying on an affair. Finally his",0
- dc.b "wife confronted him with the fact.",0
- dc.b "'So what' he laughed. 'And do you",0
- dc.b "know I have to meet the little",0
- dc.b "darling this evening. And do you",0
- dc.b "know who is going to help me get",0
- dc.b "dressed? You are. And do you know",0
- dc.b "who is going to shine my shoes? You",0
- dc.b "are. And do you know who is going to",0
- dc.b "tie my tie?'",0
- dc.b "'Yes' said his unfortunate wife.",0
- dc.b "'The undertaker.'",0,0
-
- jke46: dc.b "An Irishman was sitting in a pub",0
- dc.b "wearing one blue sock and one red",0
- dc.b "sock. 'That's a strange pair of",0
- dc.b "socks you've got on' said a friend.",0
- dc.b "'Yes it is' he replied. 'And do you",0
- dc.b "know I've got another pair at home",0
- dc.b "just like it.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "What is the first thing you learn",0
- dc.b "from an Irish piano teacher?",0
- dc.b "How to move the piano.",0,0
-
- jke47: dc.b "One day an Irish housewife went",0
- dc.b "crazy. She broke up her kitchen",0
- dc.b "completely and had to be taken away.",0
- dc.b "Her husband was completely mystified:",0
- dc.b "'She's always been such a decent",0
- dc.b "hard-working woman' he told his",0
- dc.b "friends in the pub. 'Why she hasn't",0
- dc.b "been out of the kitchen in twenty",0
- dc.b "years.'",0,0
-
- jke48: dc.b "An old Irishman collapsed while",0
- dc.b "crossing a busy Dublin street.",0
- dc.b "Immediately he was surrounded by lots",0
- dc.b "of people with all sorts of",0
- dc.b "suggestions about how to revive him.",0
- dc.b "One old lady said 'Give him some",0
- dc.b "whiskey.' But she was completely",0
- dc.b "ignored. Finally the old boy opened",0
- dc.b "his eyes and said 'Will you all shut",0
- dc.b "up and listen to that sweet old lady",0
- dc.b "over there.'",0,0
-
- jke49: dc.b "A young Irish labourer emigrated to",0
- dc.b "America. While wandering around New",0
- dc.b "York he found his way into a bar",0
- dc.b "which had a big notice saying 'All",0
- dc.b "the beer you can drink for $1.'",0
- dc.b "Seeing this the Irishman said 'All",0
- dc.b "right barman I'll take two dollar's",0
- dc.b "worth of that.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Why do haircuts cost £4 in Ireland?",0
- dc.b "The charge is £1 per corner.",0,0
-
- jke50: dc.b "A drunken Irishman noticed a man",0
- dc.b "coming out of a supermarket with two",0
- dc.b "heavy bags of shopping. 'Look at",0
- dc.b "that!' he said to a passer-by. 'Going",0
- dc.b "in there wasting his money. I'm",0
- dc.b "willing to bet he hasn't got a drop",0
- dc.b "of booze in the house.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "An Irishman once moved after hearing",0
- dc.b "that 90 per cent of road accidents",0
- dc.b "occur within three miles of home.",0,0
-
- jke51: dc.b "'Drinking doesn't affect me at all",0
- dc.b "boasted a big tough Irishman. 'Take",0
- dc.b "last night for instance I drank",0
- dc.b "twenty pints of porter and sixteen",0
- dc.b "whiskeys and I felt fine. The only",0
- dc.b "trouble was that people kept treading",0
- dc.b "on my fingers.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Teacher: What is an autobiography?",0
- dc.b "Irish pupil: The story of a car?",0,0
-
- jke52: dc.b "There was an advertisement for a man",0
- dc.b "who was sober reliable and could",0
- dc.b "drive. Dutifully O'Reilly went off",0
- dc.b "to apply. The man asked him 'Can",0
- dc.b "you drive?'",0
- dc.b "'No' answered O'Reilly. 'Do you",0
- dc.b "drink?' asked the man. 'Indeed I",0
- dc.b "do' answered O'Reilly. 'Then why",0
- dc.b "asked the man'did you answer the",0
- dc.b "advertisement?' 'I just wanted to",0
- dc.b "tell you that I'm not reliable",0
- dc.b "answered O'Reilly.",0,0
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- jke53: dc.b "As the train left the platform three",0
- dc.b "Irishmen went racing along the",0
- dc.b "platform and two of them jumped on",0
- dc.b "leaving their mate stranded laughing",0
- dc.b "his head off. 'What are you laughing",0
- dc.b "at?' asked one of the porters.",0
- dc.b "'Those two' said the man. 'They came",0
- dc.b "here to see me off.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Mrs O'Reilly: Eamonn's teacher says",0
- dc.b "he ought to have an encyclopedia.",0
- dc.b "Mr O'Reilly: What for? Let him walk",0
- dc.b "to school like I had to.",0,0
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- jke54: dc.b "An Englishman was boasting about his",0
- dc.b "scarecrows. 'They were so good this",0
- dc.b "year that not a single bird came",0
- dc.b "anywhere near our farm.' 'That's",0
- dc.b "impressive' said an Irishman 'but",0
- dc.b "ours were so good this year that the",0
- dc.b "birds brought back the corn they",0
- dc.b "stole last year.'",0,0
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- jke55: dc.b "A man with more than a touch of the",0
- dc.b "blarney about him went into a",0
- dc.b "restaurant and said to the waitress",0
- dc.b "'A steak a salad and a kind word.'",0
- dc.b "The waitress went away and a short",0
- dc.b "while later returned with his order.",0
- dc.b "'What about the kind word?' he asked.",0
- dc.b "She bent down and whispered in his",0
- dc.b "ear 'Don't eat the steak.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Or about the pregnant Irish girl who",0
- dc.b "hired two private detectives to find",0
- dc.b "out if the baby was really hers?",0,0
-
- jke56: dc.b "An Irishman noted for his tall",0
- dc.b "tales was telling a tourist about",0
- dc.b "how hot it had been the summer",0
- dc.b "before. 'Why' he said 'I saw a fox",0
- dc.b "being chased by the hounds one day",0
- dc.b "and it was so hot they were walking.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Did you hear about the Irish farmer",0
- dc.b "who made all his cows sleep on their",0
- dc.b "backs?",0
- dc.b "He wanted the cream to be on top in",0
- dc.b "the morning.",0,0
-
- jke57: dc.b "What do you do if an Irishman throws",0
- dc.b "a pin at you?",0
- dc.b "Run like hell - he's probably got a",0
- dc.b "grenade in his mouth.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "What do you do if an Irishman throws",0
- dc.b "a grenade at you?",0
- dc.b "Take out the pin and throw it back.",0,0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "How do you recognise an Irish pencil?",0
- dc.b "It's got a rubber at both ends.",0,0
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- jke58: dc.b "Two Irish furniture removers once",0
- dc.b "spent thirty minutes wrestling with a",0
- dc.b "heavy wardrobe that was wedged on a",0
- dc.b "landing. 'It's no good' said one",0
- dc.b "'We'll never get it upstairs.'",0
- dc.b "'Upstairs' said the other one 'I",0
- dc.b "thought we were trying to get it",0
- dc.b "downstairs.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Did you hear about the Irish",0
- dc.b "prostitute who was once found",0
- dc.b "picketing the do-it-yourself show at",0
- dc.b "Olympia?",0,0
-
- jke59: dc.b "An old Irishman went from Dublin to",0
- dc.b "the west coast for his health. He",0
- dc.b "hadn't been back two days when he",0
- dc.b "died. Two of his friends were",0
- dc.b "looking at the open coffin. 'Doesn't",0
- dc.b "he look wonderful?' said one of them.",0
- dc.b "'He certainly does' said the other.",0
- dc.b "'That month in the country must have",0
- dc.b "done him the world of good.'",0,0
-
- jke60: dc.b "Two Americans went into a bar in",0
- dc.b "Dublin and asked for Guinness. 'Make",0
- dc.b "sure the glass is clean' said one.",0
- dc.b "The barman poured their drinks. 'Two",0
- dc.b "pints' he announced after a while.",0
- dc.b "'Who asked for the clean glass?'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Two Irishmen were walking down the",0
- dc.b "road when they saw a human head on",0
- dc.b "the pavement. 'Hey' said one 'that",0
- dc.b "looks like O'Reilly.' 'No' said the",0
- dc.b "other one. 'O'Reilly was much taller",0
- dc.b "than that.'",0,0
-
- jke61: dc.b "Two Irishmen were in a plane when the",0
- dc.b "captain announced that one of the",0
- dc.b "engines had conked out and the flight",0
- dc.b "would be delayed a little although",0
- dc.b "it was perfectly safe. Two more",0
- dc.b "times the captain made the same",0
- dc.b "announcement and the third time one",0
- dc.b "of the Irishmen said to the other",0
- dc.b "'If that last engine goes we could",0
- dc.b "be up here all night.'",0,0
-
- jke62: dc.b "An Irishman showed up at his girl-",0
- dc.b "friend's house with water dripping",0
- dc.b "from his shirt. 'What's the matter?'",0
- dc.b "she asked. 'Why is your shirt wet?'",0
- dc.b "'Oh' said the Irishman 'It says on",0
- dc.b "the label 'wash and wear'.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "An Irishman filled in a job",0
- dc.b "application. The personnel manager",0
- dc.b "looked down the form and then said",0
- dc.b "'I see your birthday is on March 17.",0
- dc.b "What year?'",0
- dc.b "'Oh every year' replied the Irishman.",0,0
-
- jke63a: dc.b "A gorilla escaped from the zoo and",0
- dc.b "adopted an Irishman who was minding",0
- dc.b "his own business. A policeman went",0
- dc.b "over to the Irishman and asked him",0
- dc.b "what was going on. 'I don't know",0
- dc.b "said the Irishman. 'Well' said the",0
- dc.b "policeman 'you'd better take that",0
- dc.b "gorilla to the zoo.' The Irishman",0
- dc.b "nodded and walked off with the >>>",0,0
-
- jke63b: dc.b "gorilla holding his hand. The next",0
- dc.b "day the same policeman was astonished",0
- dc.b "to see the Irishman and the gorilla",0
- dc.b "walking along the road again.",0
- dc.b "'Hey' said the policeman 'I thought",0
- dc.b "I told you to take that gorilla to",0
- dc.b "the zoo.' 'I did' said the Irishman",0
- dc.b "'and he enjoyed it so much I'm going",0
- dc.b "to take him again this afternoon.'",0,0
-
- jke64: dc.b "Mrs O'Reilly went into her son's",0
- dc.b "bedroom and said 'Come on it's",0
- dc.b "7.30. Time to go to school.' 'But I",0
- dc.b "don't want to go to school.' 'Don't",0
- dc.b "be silly dear.' 'But I really hate",0
- dc.b "school mother. The kids don't like",0
- dc.b "me the teachers don't like me. Even",0
- dc.b "the janitor doesn't like me.' 'Come",0
- dc.b "on get up' said Mrs O'Reilly, 'you've",0
- dc.b "got to go - you're the headmaster.'",0,0
-
- jke65: dc.b "Police now have undisputable proof",0
- dc.b "that an Irish Mafia exist. Some",0
- dc.b "weeks ago two men were found with",0
- dc.b "their heads tied together shot",0
- dc.b "through the hands.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Priest: Do you want to go to Heaven?",0
- dc.b "Irish Parishioner: No Father.",0
- dc.b "Priest: But you must want to go to",0
- dc.b "Heaven when you die.",0
- dc.b "Irish Parishioner: Oh yes when I",0
- dc.b "die Father. I thought you were",0
- dc.b "getting a party together now.",0,0
-
- jke66: dc.b "An Irishman went to his doctor for",0
- dc.b "advice on improving his sex life.",0
- dc.b "After examining him the doctor",0
- dc.b "recommended that he jog five miles",0
- dc.b "every day for a week and then ring",0
- dc.b "him. A week later the Irishman",0
- dc.b "telephoned.",0
- dc.b "'Has the jogging improved your sex",0
- dc.b "life?' asked the doctor. 'I'm not",0
- dc.b "sure' said the Irishman 'I'm",0
- dc.b "thirty-five miles from home.'",0,0
-
- jke67: dc.b "Or about the pregnant Irish girl who",0
- dc.b "hired two private detectives to find",0
- dc.b "out if the baby was really hers?",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "One very hot day in June an Irish",0
- dc.b "house painter was seen by his boss",0
- dc.b "sweltering in two jackets. 'What",0
- dc.b "have you got two jackets on for?' his",0
- dc.b "boss asked. 'Oh' said the painter.",0
- dc.b "'It says on the tin 'Put on two coats'.",0,0
-
- jke68: dc.b "O'Reilly's mother went to see him one",0
- dc.b "day looking like thunder. 'Why do",0
- dc.b "you never call me on the telephone?'",0
- dc.b "she demanded. 'Mother' said O'Reilly",0
- dc.b "'you don't have a telephone!' 'I know",0
- dc.b "that' she said.",0
- dc.b "'But you do.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Did you hear about the brand new",0
- dc.b "parachute designed by an Irishman?",0
- dc.b "It opens on impact.",0,0
-
- jke69: dc.b "A shaky Irish barber once managed to",0
- dc.b "cut a man three times while shaving",0
- dc.b "him. The third time the man asked",0
- dc.b "for a razor. 'What for?' asked the",0
- dc.b "barber. 'Do you want to shave",0
- dc.b "yourself?' 'No' answered the man",0
- dc.b "'I want to defend myself.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "'I never worry about my wife going",0
- dc.b "off with other fellows' bragged",0
- dc.b "O'Reilly. 'She's a wonderful kind",0
- dc.b "considerate woman. And very ugly.'",0,0
-
- jke70: dc.b "O'Reilly went to see the parish",0
- dc.b "priest. 'Father' he said 'before I",0
- dc.b "die I'd like to convert to",0
- dc.b "Protestantism.' 'Why on earth do you",0
- dc.b "want to do that?' asked the",0
- dc.b "astonished priest. 'Well surely you",0
- dc.b "don't want to lose a good Catholic",0
- dc.b "when I die do you?' said O'Reilly.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "The newly married Irish girl",0
- dc.b "wrote off to the army for all her",0
- dc.b "husband's favourite recipes!",0,0
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- jke71: dc.b "Did you hear about the Irish girl who",0
- dc.b "believed in long engagements?",0
- dc.b "She was pregnant six months before",0
- dc.b "she got married.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Or the Irish farmer who gave his",0
- dc.b "sheep iron pills so that he would get",0
- dc.b "steel wool?",0,0
- dc.b "Or even about the Irish ventriloquist",0
- dc.b "who was so dim that finally his dummy",0
- dc.b "left him?",0,0
-
- jke72: dc.b "A giant of a man walked into a Dublin",0
- dc.b "bar with a tiger on a lead. He",0
- dc.b "looked fiercely round the bar and",0
- dc.b "then yelled at the barman 'Do you",0
- dc.b "serve Englishmen in here?' 'Of",0
- dc.b "course sir' said the barman.",0
- dc.b "'Good' said the man 'I'll",0
- dc.b "have two for the tiger.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "There was once an Irishman with a",0
- dc.b "terrible inferiority complex. He",0
- dc.b "thought everybody else was as good as",0
- dc.b "he was.",0,0
-
- jke73: dc.b "An Irishman walked into a bar with a",0
- dc.b "pig under his arm. 'Where on earth",0
- dc.b "did you get that?' asked the barman.",0
- dc.b "'I won him in a raffle' said the",0
- dc.b "pig.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "An Irish mountaineering expedition",0
- dc.b "was unsuccessful in its assault on",0
- dc.b "Everest. It ran out of scaffolding",0
- dc.b "just a few feet short of the summit.",0,0
-
- jke74: dc.b "A young Irish girl was hired as a",0
- dc.b "secretary and on the first day the",0
- dc.b "phone rang. She answered it and hung",0
- dc.b "up almost immediately. This happened",0
- dc.b "three or four times and finally her",0
- dc.b "boss asked her who was ring. 'Oh",0
- dc.b "she said pertinently 'some fool who",0
- dc.b "keeps telling me it's a long distance",0
- dc.b "from New York.'",0,0
-
- jke75: dc.b "Two Irishmen each had a horse but",0
- dc.b "they had great difficulty in telling",0
- dc.b "them apart so one of them docked his",0
- dc.b "horse's tail. Everything was great",0
- dc.b "but then the second horse had a nasty",0
- dc.b "accident & he lost his tail. And the",0
- dc.b "two men found themselves back at",0
- dc.b "square one. They decided to consult",0
- dc.b "a famous professor to see if he could",0
- dc.b "help them. He looked at the 2 horses",0
- dc.b "and said 'It's really very easy that",0
- dc.b "bay mare is about half a hand bigger",0
- dc.b "than that grey stallion.'",0,0
-
- jke76: dc.b "A man went into a barber's shop",0
- dc.b "with a small boy. After the man",0
- dc.b "had a haircut, shampoo & shave he",0
- dc.b "placed the boy in the chair. 'I'm",0
- dc.b "just going to buy a bottle' he said",0
- dc.b "'I'll be back in a minute.' The boy",0
- dc.b "had his haircut & the man hadn't",0
- dc.b "returned. 'Your daddy's forgotten",0
- dc.b "about you' the barber said to the",0
- dc.b "boy. 'Oh that wasn't my dad' said",0
- dc.b "the boy. 'He just walked up to me",0
- dc.b "outside and said 'Come on son",0
- dc.b "let's go and have a free haircut.'",0,0
-
- jke77: dc.b "A woman had stalled her car at a set",0
- dc.b "of traffic lights in Dublin. The",0
- dc.b "lights kept changing... Red...",0
- dc.b "Amber... Green... Finally a policeman",0
- dc.b "came up to her and leant nonchalantly",0
- dc.b "into the car 'What's the matter",0
- dc.b "lady?' he asked. 'Haven't we got a",0
- dc.b "colour you like?'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Why do Irish dogs have flat faces?",0
- dc.b "from chasing parked cars.",0,0
-
- jke78: dc.b "Two Irishmen were having a fierce",0
- dc.b "argument about whether or not the",0
- dc.b "English have a sense of humour. One",0
- dc.b "of them ended the dispute once and",0
- dc.b "for all when he said 'The English",0
- dc.b "have a tremendous sense of humour:",0
- dc.b "they laugh three times at every joke:",0
- dc.b "once when they hear it once when",0
- dc.b "it's explained to them and once when",0
- dc.b "they understand it.'",0,0
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- jke79: dc.b "A priest went to see O'Reilly in",0
- dc.b "hospital. 'I'm going to pray' he",0
- dc.b "said 'that you'll forgive McCann",0
- dc.b "for hitting you with that bottle.'",0
- dc.b "'There's no need to waste your time",0
- dc.b "Father. Wait till I get better",0
- dc.b "and then pray for McCann.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Two Irishmen hijacked a submarine.",0
- dc.b "They demanded a million dollars",0
- dc.b "ransom and two parachutes.",0,0
-
- jke80: dc.b "Paddy was on his death bed about to",0
- dc.b "breathe his last when he smelt some",0
- dc.b "of his wife's cooking. He beckoned",0
- dc.b "weakly to his son and told him to ask",0
- dc.b "the good lady for a plate of her",0
- dc.b "delicious ham so he could die a happy",0
- dc.b "man. The boy raced off and returned",0
- dc.b "a few seconds later and said 'Ma",0
- dc.b "says to tell you not to be so silly",0
- dc.b "she's saving the ham for the wake.'",0,0
-
- jke81: dc.b "The American tourist was bragging in",0
- dc.b "Dublin bar about American technology.",0
- dc.b "'Who is it that put a man on the",0
- dc.b "moon?' he asked. 'That's not so",0
- dc.b "great' said the barman. 'We Irish",0
- dc.b "are planning to put a man on the",0
- dc.b "sun.' 'You can't do that. He'll be",0
- dc.b "frazzled to a crisp before he's",0
- dc.b "anywhere near the sun' said the",0
- dc.b "American. 'Oh no' said the barman.",0
- dc.b "'We'll be sending him at night.'",0,0
-
- jke82: dc.b "A man was in tears at Lime Street",0
- dc.b "Station in Liverpool. A woman asked",0
- dc.b "him what was the matter. 'I've just",0
- dc.b "come over from Ireland ' he sobbed",0
- dc.b "'and I've lost all me luggage.'",0
- dc.b "'That's terrible' said the woman.",0
- dc.b "'What happened?' 'Oh' he said. 'The",0
- dc.b "cork came out.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "How do you recognise an Irish hippy?",0
- dc.b "Flared Wellingtons.",0,0
-
- jke83: dc.b "An Irishman was very worried about",0
- dc.b "his wife and so he went to see a",0
- dc.b "psychiatrist about her. 'She's got",0
- dc.b "this terrible fear of having her",0
- dc.b "clothes stolen' he said. 'Why",0
- dc.b "only the other day I got home early",0
- dc.b "and found that she'd hired a man to",0
- dc.b "stay in the wardrobe to guard them.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Did you hear about the Irishman who",0
- dc.b "called his pet zebra 'Spot'?",0,0
-
- jke84: dc.b "O'Reilly was arrested for murder but",0
- dc.b "bribed a member of the jury to hold",0
- dc.b "out for manslaughter. The jury was",0
- dc.b "out for eight hours but when it",0
- dc.b "returned the verdict was",0
- dc.b "manslaughter. O'Reilly smiled at the",0
- dc.b "man he'd bribed and whispered 'I'm",0
- dc.b "really grateful I hope it wasn't too",0
- dc.b "difficult.' 'It was touch and go",0
- dc.b "said the man 'The others all wanted",0
- dc.b "to acquit you.'",0,0
-
- jke85: dc.b "A young lad up from the country spent",0
- dc.b "a day in Dublin and on his return",0
- dc.b "regaled his friends in the pub with",0
- dc.b "tales of derring-do. 'Why it's a",0
- dc.b "great city ' he said. 'Do you know",0
- dc.b "I'd not been there an hour when I was",0
- dc.b "befriended by this charming lady who",0
- dc.b "took me back to her apartment. As",0
- dc.b "soon as we got there do you know",0
- dc.b "she took off all her clothes. Why I",0
- dc.b "think if I'd played my cards right",0
- dc.b " I could've kissed her'.",0,0
-
- jke86: dc.b "A man walked into a pub in London and",0
- dc.b "asked the barman if he'd heard the",0
- dc.b "latest Irish joke. 'I'd better be",0
- dc.b "warning you' said the barman 'I'm",0
- dc.b "Irish meself.' 'That's O.K.'",0
- dc.b "said he man 'I'll tell it slowly.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "An Irishman looked up from his",0
- dc.b "newspaper and said to his wife 'I'll",0
- dc.b "never understand how it is that",0
- dc.b "people die in alphabetical order.'",0,0
-
- jke87: dc.b "The doctor had finished his",0
- dc.b "examination of the strapping Irish",0
- dc.b "navvy and said 'Well there's",0
- dc.b "nothing seriously wrong with you",0
- dc.b "but you ought to give up drinking",0
- dc.b "the hard stuff and try to drink at",0
- dc.b "least one pint of milk a day.' 'But",0
- dc.b "Doctor' said the navvy'milk's",0
- dc.b "awfully dangerous stuff. Why a",0
- dc.b "friend of mine was killed by drinking",0
- dc.b "milk.'",0
- dc.b "'How on earth did that happen?' asked",0
- dc.b "the doctor. 'Well the cow fell on him.'",0,0
-
- jke88: dc.b "Two Irishmen were working on a",0
- dc.b "building site when a large chunk of",0
- dc.b "steel fell on one's head and cut off",0
- dc.b "his ear. 'Don't worry Joe' said",0
- dc.b "the other 'I'll search among the",0
- dc.b "rubble and find it and the surgeon",0
- dc.b "can sew it back on again.' After",0
- dc.b "about five minutes he found the ear",0
- dc.b "and brought it back triumphantly.",0
- dc.b "'You fool' Joe shouted 'that's not",0
- dc.b "my ear. Mine had a cigarette behind",0
- dc.b "it.'",0,0
-
- jke89: dc.b "O'Reilly had too much drink and he",0
- dc.b "accidentally broke a shop window.",0
- dc.b "He saw what he had done he sobered up",0
- dc.b "a bit and started to run for all his",0
- dc.b "worth. Unfortunately a policeman saw",0
- dc.b "him and gave chase and finally",0
- dc.b "caught up with him. 'Now' he said",0
- dc.b "'You're not going to get away with",0
- dc.b "that. I saw you breaking the window",0
- dc.b "and then running away.' 'I wasn't",0
- dc.b "running away sir' said O'Reilly. 'I",0
- dc.b "was only running home to get the",0
- dc.b "price of it to repay the owner.'",0,0
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- jke90: dc.b "A fire broke out in Paddy's bedroom",0
- dc.b "and the insurance people hesitated to",0
- dc.b "pay up as they had reason to believe",0
- dc.b "that Paddy was drunk and carelessly",0
- dc.b "smoking thereby setting fire to the",0
- dc.b "bed himself. Paddy answered their",0
- dc.b "charge by swearing that he was as",0
- dc.b "sober as a judge and that the bed was",0
- dc.b "actually on fire when he got into it!",0,0
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- jke91: dc.b "Then there was the Irish boy who was",0
- dc.b "asked at school how he would divide",0
- dc.b "twenty potatoes among six people. He",0
- dc.b "said he'd boil them and mash them.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "An Irish couple began to learn",0
- dc.b "Swahili because they had just adopted",0
- dc.b "a black baby boy and they wanted to",0
- dc.b "be able to understand him when he",0
- dc.b "started to speak.",0,0
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- jke92: dc.b "Irishman to shoemaker: 'You stupid",0
- dc.b "fool. I told you to make one shoe",0
- dc.b "bigger than the other and instead you",0
- dc.b "have made one smaller the other.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "'How far is it to the hotel?' asked",0
- dc.b "an English tourist. 'It's about a",0
- dc.b "fifteen-minute walk' answered an",0
- dc.b "Irish local 'if you run like hell.'",0,0
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- jke93: dc.b "American tourist: Our farms are so",0
- dc.b "big that if you started to plough a",0
- dc.b "furrow in spring by the time you had",0
- dc.b "got to the end of it you could",0
- dc.b "harvest the crop on the way back.",0
- dc.b "Irishman: That's nothing. In Ireland",0
- dc.b "if a young married couple went out to",0
- dc.b "milk the cows the children would",0
- dc.b "bring back the milk.",0,0
-
- jke94: dc.b "There was the Irishman who was always",0
- dc.b "boasting how happily married he was.",0
- dc.b "He told everyone the secret of his",0
- dc.b "marriage was that his wife made all",0
- dc.b "the minor decisions while she",0
- dc.b "allowed him to make all the major",0
- dc.b "ones. 'What decisions for example",0
- dc.b "do you make?' asked a cowed listener.",0
- dc.b "'Oh I decide on how to solve the",0
- dc.b "problem of the North; whether to give",0
- dc.b "Rhodesia back to the blacks whether",0
- dc.b "we should leave the Common Market",0
- dc.b "and such like important problems.'",0,0
-
- jke95: dc.b "Two men were sitting on a wall",0
- dc.b "outside the mental home in Dublin.",0
- dc.b "One had a long piece of stick that he",0
- dc.b "was casting towards the middle of the",0
- dc.b "road and reeling in as if he were",0
- dc.b "fishing. A passing policeman looked",0
- dc.b "at him for a while and then went over",0
- dc.b "to the other man and said: 'Is that",0
- dc.b "fellow out of the mental home?' 'Oh",0
- dc.b "he is' answered the other. 'Well",0
- dc.b "take him back there as quickly as you",0
- dc.b "can.' 'O.K. Hey Jack reel in and",0
- dc.b "I'll row home.'",0,0
-
- jke96: dc.b "Then there was the Irishman who heard",0
- dc.b "an hilarious story but wouldn't bring",0
- dc.b "it home since he thought that would",0
- dc.b "be carrying the joke too far.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "An Irishman was once asked why they",0
- dc.b "built the railway station two miles",0
- dc.b "from the town. He answered: 'Well",0
- dc.b "they thought it would be a good to",0
- dc.b "have the station near the railway.'",0,0
-
- jke97: dc.b "An Irishman was working on a building",0
- dc.b "site and one week he got £2 too much",0
- dc.b "in his wages. He kept very quite",0
- dc.b "about it. In the meantime the error",0
- dc.b "was noticed and £2 was deducted from",0
- dc.b "his wages the next week. He went up",0
- dc.b "to the cashier & complained angrily.",0
- dc.b "'You didn't complain too much last",0
- dc.b "week when you got £2 too much' said",0
- dc.b "the cashier. 'Once is one thing",0
- dc.b "said the Irishman' but when a",0
- dc.b "mistake happens twice a man has a",0
- dc.b "right to complain.'",0,0
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- jke98: dc.b "An Irish farmer was on holiday in",0
- dc.b "Dublin. He complained to the bell-",0
- dc.b "boy: 'I'm not going to have this",0
- dc.b "room. You couldn't swing a cat in",0
- dc.b "it. It's no better than a pigsty and",0
- dc.b "I'm not going to sleep in a miserable",0
- dc.b "folding bed. Don't think that",0
- dc.b "because I'm from the country you can",0
- dc.b "fool me.' 'Get in sir' said the boy",0
- dc.b "'this is the lift.'",0,0
-
- jke99: dc.b "Judge: 'Speeding again? How many",0
- dc.b "times have you been before me?'",0
- dc.b "Irish Defendant: 'Never your",0
- dc.b "Worship. I tried to pass you on the",0
- dc.b "road twice but my car will only do",0
- dc.b "sixty-five.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Then there was the Irishman who sent",0
- dc.b "a cheque for £50 to his aunt as a",0
- dc.b "birthday gift but he didn't sign it",0
- dc.b "as he didn't want her to know who",0
- dc.b "sent it.",0,0
-
- jke100: dc.b "An Irish farmer went on his honeymoon",0
- dc.b "to London and was angered to find",0
- dc.b "twin beds in the hotel room. 'What's",0
- dc.b "upsetting you?' asked the shy bride.",0
- dc.b "'I thought we were going to have a",0
- dc.b "room to ourselves' answered the",0
- dc.b "farmer.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Then there was the Irishman whose car",0
- dc.b "was painted green on one side and",0
- dc.b "grey on the other. He loves to hear",0
- dc.b "witnesses contend with each other.",0,0
-
- jke101: dc.b "Irishman to St Peter at the Golden",0
- dc.b "Gates: 'You must be bored with your",0
- dc.b "job showing people in year after",0
- dc.b "year century after century?'",0
- dc.b "St Peter: 'You must remember here",0
- dc.b "in Heaven things are measured",0
- dc.b "differently. A million years are but",0
- dc.b "as on minute; a million pounds are",0
- dc.b "but one shilling.'",0
- dc.b "Irishman: 'Could you loan me a",0
- dc.b "shilling Holy Saint?'",0
- dc.b "St Peter: 'Certainly - in a minute!'",0,0
-
- jke102: dc.b "Old man a bit bewildered at a very",0
- dc.b "fashionable wedding: 'Are you the",0
- dc.b "bridegroom?'",0
- dc.b "Irishman: 'No sir I was knocked out",0
- dc.b "in the semifinals.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Waiter to Irishman: 'Will you have",0
- dc.b "red or white wine sir?'",0
- dc.b "Irishman: 'It's all the same to me.",0
- dc.b "I'm colour blind.'",0,0
-
- jke103: dc.b "An Irishman was riding his bicycle",0
- dc.b "with no lights and was stopped by a",0
- dc.b "policeman. 'What's your name?' asked",0
- dc.b "the policeman. 'John Smith.' 'That",0
- dc.b "can't be your name. Give me your",0
- dc.b "real name.' 'Well' said the",0
- dc.b "Irishman 'you can put me down as",0
- dc.b "William Shakespeare.' 'That's",0
- dc.b "better' said the policeman. 'You",0
- dc.b "can't fool me with the 'Smith'",0
- dc.b "nonsense.'",0,0
-
- jke104: dc.b "Boss: 'You've already had time off",0
- dc.b "for your mother-in-law's funeral",0
- dc.b "for you're child's measles for your",0
- dc.b "son's first communion. What is it",0
- dc.b "now?'",0
- dc.b "Irishman: 'I'm getting married sir.'",0,0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "There was the Irish woman who fell",0
- dc.b "overboard in shark-infested waters.",0
- dc.b "The sharks didn't touch her because",0
- dc.b "they were 'man-eating'.",0,0
-
- jke105: dc.b "Then there was the Irishman who used",0
- dc.b "to snore so loud that he'd wake",0
- dc.b "himself up. But he cured himself.",0
- dc.b "He sleeps in the next room now.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "An Irishman was given a pair of water",0
- dc.b "skis for his birthday by his wife.",0
- dc.b "Some months later when he still",0
- dc.b "hadn't used them she asked him why",0
- dc.b "not and he told her that he couldn't",0
- dc.b "find a lake with a slope.",0,0
-
- jke106: dc.b "You can always tell an Irishman on an",0
- dc.b "oil rig. He's the one throwing bread",0
- dc.b "to the helicopters.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "The police in Dublin uncovered a very",0
- dc.b "large-scale fraud. It seems that a",0
- dc.b "group of Dubliners had forged",0
- dc.b "thousands of pounds of 10p pieces by",0
- dc.b "cutting off the corners off 50p",0
- dc.b "pieces.",0,0
-
- jke107: dc.b "Two Irishmen were sent to gaol and",0
- dc.b "were given the same cell. One of",0
- dc.b "them asked the other how long he was",0
- dc.b "in for and was told 'Eight years.'",0
- dc.b "'Oh he said. 'Well you'd better",0
- dc.b "take the bed by the door. I'm in for",0
- dc.b "ten so you'll be leaving before me.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "There was an Irishman who thought",0
- dc.b "that aperitif was French for a set of",0
- dc.b "dentures.",0,0
-
- jke108: dc.b "A very rich Texan was sitting in a",0
- dc.b "bar in Dublin and as he got drunker",0
- dc.b "so he got louder and more boastful",0
- dc.b "about his home state. 'In Texas' he",0
- dc.b "drawled 'a man can get on a train",0
- dc.b "on Monday morning eat & sleep on that",0
- dc.b "train all through Monday and all",0
- dc.b "through Tuesday. And when he gets",0
- dc.b "off that train on Wednesday he's",0
- dc.b "still in Texas.'",0
- dc.b "The barman looked up and shook his",0
- dc.b "head 'Sure it's terrible' he said.",0
- dc.b "'We've got slow trains in Ireland too.'",0,0
-
- jke109a:dc.b "After O'Reilly had jumped a red light",0
- dc.b "and smashed into another car he",0
- dc.b "dashed over to the other vehicle to",0
- dc.b "discover that the driver was a priest",0
- dc.b "'Good God man you almost killed me'",0
- dc.b "said the badly shaken priest.",0
- dc.b "'I'm really sorry Father'",0
- dc.b "said O'Reilly taking a bottle",0
- dc.b "from his pocket 'Drink some of this",0
- dc.b "whiskey for your nerves.' The",0
- dc.b "grateful priest gulped down some >>>",0,0
-
- jke109b:dc.b "whiskey and then started shouting",0
- dc.b "again. 'What do you think you were",0
- dc.b "doing? I'm lucky to be alive.' 'Oh",0
- dc.b "Father I'm so sorry. You'll feel a",0
- dc.b "lot better after you've drunk some",0
- dc.b "more of this.' The priest had a few",0
- dc.b "more stiff belts and then asked",0
- dc.b "'Why don't you have a drink?' 'I don't",0
- dc.b "think I will thank you Father",0
- dc.b "said O'Reilly. 'I'll just sit here",0
- dc.b "and wait for the police.'",0,0
-
- jke110a:dc.b "It was Sunday and there was an",0
- dc.b "expectant hush in the church as the",0
- dc.b "priest mounted the steps of the",0
- dc.b "pulpit. He looked sadly down at his",0
- dc.b "flock and then said 'Today I'm",0
- dc.b "going to demonstrate the evils of the",0
- dc.b "demon drink.' He then placed two",0
- dc.b "glasses on the pulpit and then pulled",0
- dc.b "a worm out of his pocket. 'In the",0
- dc.b "first glass is water' he said and",0
- dc.b "dangled the worm in the glass. He",0
- dc.b "then took the worm out of the glass",0
- dc.b "and said triumphantly 'The worm is >>>",0,0
-
- jke110b:dc.b "still alive.' He paused and then",0
- dc.b "continued 'In the second glass",0
- dc.b "whiskey ' and placed the worm in",0
- dc.b "that. After a few seconds he took",0
- dc.b "the worm out of the whiskey and said",0
- dc.b "'The worm is dead.' He paused again",0
- dc.b "and then said in a tired voice 'Now",0
- dc.b "what is it I'm trying to tell you?'",0
- dc.b "A little fellow at the back of the",0
- dc.b "church got up and said 'If you",0
- dc.b "please Father you're trying to tell",0
- dc.b "us that if you drink whiskey you",0
- dc.b "won't get worms.'",0,0
-
- jke111: dc.b "An Irishman rushed into a police",0
- dc.b "station and told the duty sergeant",0
- dc.b "that his car had been stolen. 'Did",0
- dc.b "you get a look at the thief?' the",0
- dc.b "sergeant asked.",0
- dc.b "'No' said the Irishman 'but I got",0
- dc.b "his number.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Have you heard about the Irishman who",0
- dc.b "sold a £10 parking ticket to a Scot.",0
- dc.b "for £5?",0,0
-
- jke112: dc.b "A little Irish village had just",0
- dc.b "bought a new fire engine and the",0
- dc.b "local councillors were wondering what",0
- dc.b "to do with the old one. 'Why not",0
- dc.b "keep the old fire engine for false",0
- dc.b "alarms?' asked one old councillor.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "How do you recognise an Irish racing",0
- dc.b "driver in a big race?",0
- dc.b "He makes a hundred pit stops. Three",0
- dc.b "for fuel four for tyre changes and",0
- dc.b "ninety-three to ask for directions.",0,0
-
- jke113: dc.b "An Irishman read about experiments",0
- dc.b "showing that tar and nicotine in",0
- dc.b "cigarettes caused cancer in rats and",0
- dc.b "mice. Deeply moved he put all his",0
- dc.b "cigarettes on the top shelf where the",0
- dc.b "rats and mice couldn't get at them.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "An Irishman went to America where he",0
- dc.b "became a policeman. One night he",0
- dc.b "handed out a hundred and seventy-",0
- dc.b "three parking tickets before he",0
- dc.b "realized that he was in a drive-in",0
- dc.b "movie.",0,0
-
- jke114: dc.b "How do you recognise a well-mannered",0
- dc.b "Irishman?",0
- dc.b "He doesn't blow his soup - he fans it",0
- dc.b "with his cap.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Have you heard about the Irishman who",0
- dc.b "went to a mind reader?",0
- dc.b "He got his money back.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "What about the Irish grandmother who",0
- dc.b "went on the pill?",0
- dc.b "She didn't want to have any more",0
- dc.b "grandchildren.",0,0
-
- jke115: dc.b "Have you heard about the Irishmen who",0
- dc.b "thought that manual labour was a",0
- dc.b "Spanish trade union official?",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Then there was the Irish helicopter",0
- dc.b "pilot who crashed.",0
- dc.b "He thought it was too cold so he",0
- dc.b "turned the fan off.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Have you heard about the Irishman",0
- dc.b "who paid £10 for a sheet of sandpaper?",0
- dc.b "He thought it was a map of the Sahara",0
- dc.b "Desert.",0,0
-
- jke116: dc.b "An Irishman was sitting on his front",0
- dc.b "doorstep dressed in pyjamas and",0
- dc.b "dressing gown at three o'clock in the",0
- dc.b "morning when a policeman passed by.",0
- dc.b "'What are you doing here?' asked the",0
- dc.b "policeman. 'I'm waiting for the cat",0
- dc.b "to come home so I can put him out",0
- dc.b "for the night' said the Irishman.",0,0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Have you heard about the Irishman who",0
- dc.b "took up water-polo?",0
- dc.b "His horse got drowned.",0,0
-
- jke117: dc.b "An old lady asked an Irish tramp why",0
- dc.b "he was dressed in such a miserable",0
- dc.b "collection of rags. 'It's a medical",0
- dc.b "condition' he told her. 'There isn't",0
- dc.b "a tailor in town who can measure me",0
- dc.b "for a suit I'm that ticklish.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "An Irishman who was 4 feet 6 inches",0
- dc.b "tall offered his services to a",0
- dc.b "circus. He claimed he was the",0
- dc.b "tallest dwarf in the world.",0,0
-
- jke118: dc.b "There once was an Irish medical",0
- dc.b "student who failed all his exams in",0
- dc.b "surgery because he couldn't lance a",0
- dc.b "boil properly.",0
- dc.b "He kept falling off the horse.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "How do you recognise a superstitious",0
- dc.b "Irishman?",0
- dc.b "He won't work during any week with a",0
- dc.b "Friday in it.",0,0
-
- jke119: dc.b "The following sign is displayed",0
- dc.b "prominently in an Irish shop:",0
- dc.b "CREDIT IS GIVEN ONLY TO THOSE OVER",0
- dc.b "EIGHTY - PROVIDED THEY ARE",0
- dc.b "ACCOMPANIED BY BOTH GRANDPARENTS.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Have you heard about the Irishman who",0
- dc.b "got a job as a quality control",0
- dc.b "officer in a banana factory?",0
- dc.b "They had to sack him because he kept",0
- dc.b "throwing away all the ones that were",0
- dc.b "bent.",0,0
-
- jke120: dc.b "An Irishman once wrote to the",0
- dc.b "Guinness Book of Records and claimed",0
- dc.b "that he should be included. He",0
- dc.b "explained that at one time he had",0
- dc.b "been the youngest person in the",0
- dc.b "world.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Have you heard about the Irishman who",0
- dc.b "bought a black and white dog?",0
- dc.b "He thought the licence would be",0
- dc.b "cheaper than for a coloured one.",0,0
-
- jke121: dc.b "How do you recognise an aircraft",0
- dc.b "designed by an Irishman?",0
- dc.b "It has outside toilets.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "'Gentlemen of the jury' shouted the",0
- dc.b "crier in an Irish court'please",0
- dc.b "proceed to your accustomed places.'",0
- dc.b "The court erupted as the twelve",0
- dc.b "Irishmen proceeded to rush towards",0
- dc.b "the dock.",0,0
-
- jke122: dc.b "An Irishman saw a lobster pot for the",0
- dc.b "first time and having been told what",0
- dc.b "it was called exclaimed 'I don't",0
- dc.b "believe it. How would you get a",0
- dc.b "lobster to sit on one of those",0
- dc.b "things?'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "An Irish lawyer whose client was",0
- dc.b "charged with murdering his father and",0
- dc.b "mother by chopping their heads off",0
- dc.b "with an axe opened his defence as",0
- dc.b "follows: 'Gentlemen of the jury",0
- dc.b "consider this poor orphan....'",0,0
-
- jke123: dc.b "What do you find written on the",0
- dc.b "bottom of Irish beer bottles?",0
- dc.b "Open other end.",0
- dc.b "What do you find written on the top",0
- dc.b "of Irish beer bottles?",0
- dc.b "See other end for instructions.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "How do you recognise a roll of Irish",0
- dc.b "toilet paper?",0
- dc.b "Look for the instructions printed on",0
- dc.b "every sheet.",0,0
-
- jke124: dc.b "Have you heard about the Irish girl",0
- dc.b "who came second in a beauty contest?",0
- dc.b "She was the only entrant.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "How does an Irishman do a 'Spot the",0
- dc.b "Ball' entry?",0
- dc.b "He prods around his newspaper with a",0
- dc.b "pin until he hears 'pssst'.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "How many Irishman does it take to",0
- dc.b "carry out a kidnapping?",0
- dc.b "Ten - one to capture the kid and nine",0
- dc.b "to write the ransom note.",0,0
-
- jke125: dc.b "Have you heard the sad story of the",0
- dc.b "Irishman who was a haemophiliac?",0
- dc.b "He tried to cure himself by",0
- dc.b "acupuncture.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "How do you recognise an Irish cuckoo",0
- dc.b "clock?",0
- dc.b "Every twenty-five minutes the cuckoo",0
- dc.b "pops its head out and asks the time.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "How do you sink a submarine designed",0
- dc.b "by an Irishman?",0
- dc.b "Put it in water.",0,0
-
- jke126: dc.b "An Irishman joined the army and after",0
- dc.b "three years' service was awarded the",0
- dc.b "special crossed knife and fork",0
- dc.b "insignia. This was to celebrate",0
- dc.b "three years of eating with a knife",0
- dc.b "and fork without accident.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "An Irishman was on his first visit to",0
- dc.b "a zoo. He was annoyed because he",0
- dc.b "followed the sign LADIES but they",0
- dc.b "were all locked in their cages where",0
- dc.b "he couldn't see them.",0,0
-
- jke127: dc.b "An Irish traffic warden explained the",0
- dc.b "system of yellow lines on city",0
- dc.b "streets: One yellow line means no",0
- dc.b "parking at all, Two yellow lines mean",0
- dc.b "no parking at all at all",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Two Irishmen were waiting at a bus",0
- dc.b "stop. When the bus arrived it turned",0
- dc.b "out to be a one-man bus so one man",0
- dc.b "turned to the other and said: 'You",0
- dc.b "take this bus I'll wait for the next",0
- dc.b "one.'",0,0
-
- jke128: dc.b "Have you heard about the Irishman who",0
- dc.b "decided to have only three children?",0
- dc.b "He heard that every one in four",0
- dc.b "children born is Chinese.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "How do you recognise an Irishman",0
- dc.b "staying in a fancy hotel?",0
- dc.b "He's the one trying to slam the",0
- dc.b "revolving door.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Have you heard about the Irishman who",0
- dc.b "thought that Chou-en-Lai was Chinese",0
- dc.b "for bed and breakfast?",0,0
-
- jke129: dc.b "Have you heard about the Irishwoman",0
- dc.b "who was ironing her husband's socks?",0
- dc.b "She burnt his feet.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Have you heard about the Irishman who",0
- dc.b "thought that a barbecue was a line of",0
- dc.b "people waiting outside a gents",0
- dc.b "hairdressers?",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "What goes putt-putt-putt-putt....?",0
- dc.b "An Irish golfer.",0,0
-
- jke130: dc.b "How can we be sure that Santa Claus",0
- dc.b "is an Irishman?",0
- dc.b "There are two doors in the average",0
- dc.b "house and eight windows and he goes",0
- dc.b "down the chimney.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Have you heard about the Irishman",0
- dc.b "with a serious problem?",0
- dc.b "He thought he had a bigger and better",0
- dc.b "inferiority complex than anybody in",0
- dc.b "the world.",0,0
-
- jke131: dc.b "'I hear that your husband had a post-",0
- dc.b "mortem operation' said one",0
- dc.b "Irishwoman to another. 'Yes",0
- dc.b "replied the second; 'but not until",0
- dc.b "after he was dead. If only they had",0
- dc.b "done it a bit earlier it might have",0
- dc.b "saved his life.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "An Irishman explained that the fact",0
- dc.b "that cream is more expensive than",0
- dc.b "milk as follows: Cream is dearer",0
- dc.b "because they find it harder to make a",0
- dc.b "cow sit on the smaller bottles.",0,0
-
- jke132: dc.b "Why do Irishmen make the best secret",0
- dc.b "agents?",0
- dc.b "Even under torture they can't",0
- dc.b "remember what they have been assigned",0
- dc.b "to do.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Two Irishmen kidnapped a little Irish",0
- dc.b "boy. Two days after the kidnapping",0
- dc.b "they sent the little lad home to his",0
- dc.b "parents with a ransome note. The",0
- dc.b "next day the parents sent him back",0
- dc.b "with the money.",0,0
-
- jke133: dc.b "Have you heard about the Irishman who",0
- dc.b "joined the Mafia?",0
- dc.b "They made him an offer he couldn't",0
- dc.b "understand.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "'How did Mrs O'Sullivan's appendix",0
- dc.b "operation go?' an Irish doctor was",0
- dc.b "asked by his nurse. 'Appendix",0
- dc.b "operation?' he screamed. 'I was told",0
- dc.b "it was a post-mortem.'",0,0
-
- jke134: dc.b "An Irishman was being charged with",0
- dc.b "driving down the middle of the road.",0
- dc.b "In defence he stated that one of the",0
- dc.b "instructions in his driving test",0
- dc.b "application form had been 'Tear along",0
- dc.b "the dotted line'.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "An Irishman who was fined £10 for",0
- dc.b "being drunk and disorderly told the",0
- dc.b "judge that he had no money. 'You",0
- dc.b "would if you hadn't spent it on",0
- dc.b "drink' the judge told him.",0,0
-
- jke135: dc.b "Why do Irish workers never go on",0
- dc.b "strike?",0
- dc.b "Nobody would notice the difference.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Have you heard about the Irishman who",0
- dc.b "never took his wife out anywhere?",0
- dc.b "His mother had warned him not to go",0
- dc.b "out with married women.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Have you heard about the Irishman who",0
- dc.b "spent three hours in a car-wash?",0
- dc.b "He thought it was raining too hard to",0
- dc.b "drive.",0,0
-
- jke136: dc.b "An Irishman was thrilled with his",0
- dc.b "genuine Rembrandt. 'It's one of the",0
- dc.b "few works he did in ballpoint' he",0
- dc.b "told his friends proudly.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "An Irishman invented a cure for",0
- dc.b "seasickness - sit under a tree.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "An Irishman was asked for names for",0
- dc.b "his sister's newly born twins a boy",0
- dc.b "and a girl. He suggested Denise and",0
- dc.b "Denephew.",0,0
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- jke137: dc.b "Have you heard about the Irishman who",0
- dc.b "lost £10 on the Grand National?",0
- dc.b "Then he lost £15 on the action",0
- dc.b "replay.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Then there was the Irishman who made",0
- dc.b "a fortune by taking up a collection",0
- dc.b "for the widow of the Unknown Soldier.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Have you heard about the Irishman who",0
- dc.b "cut a hole in his umbrella?",0
- dc.b "He wanted to know when it stopped",0
- dc.b "raining.",0,0
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- jke138: dc.b "In what month do the Irishmen drink",0
- dc.b "the least Guinness?",0
- dc.b "February.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "How do you recognise an Irish",0
- dc.b "intellectual?",0
- dc.b "He doesn't move his lips when he",0
- dc.b "reads.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Why is the wheelbarrow the greatest",0
- dc.b "of all human inventions?",0
- dc.b "It taught the Irish to walk on their",0
- dc.b "hind legs.",0,0
-
- jke139: dc.b "How do you tell the age of an",0
- dc.b "Irishman?",0
- dc.b "Cut off his head and count the rings.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Why do so many Irishmen have",0
- dc.b "scratched faces?",0
- dc.b "From trying to eat with forks.",0,0
-
- jke140a:dc.b "An Irishman went to a library and",0
- dc.b "asked the librarian if he could",0
- dc.b "recommend any plays for him to read.",0
- dc.b "'How about Shaw?' said the librarian.",0
- dc.b "'I'll give him a try' answered the",0
- dc.b "Irishman so the librarian handed him",0
- dc.b "The Complete Plays of George Bernard",0
- dc.b "Shaw. Next day he returned saying he",0
- dc.b "had finished the book and had enjoyed",0
- dc.b "it very much. 'Do you have any more",0
- dc.b "plays by the same author?' he >>>",0,0
-
- jke140b:dc.b "enquired. For a joke the librarian",0
- dc.b "gave him a telephone directory to",0
- dc.b "take home and when the Irishman",0
- dc.b "returned two days later the librarian",0
- dc.b "asked him if he enjoyed it. 'Well'",0
- dc.b "said the Irishman 'I didn't think",0
- dc.b "much of the plot but what a cast.'",0,0
-
- jke141: dc.b "A man was travelling in his car but",0
- dc.b "wasn't sure if his indicators were",0
- dc.b "working. So he asked an Irishman to",0
- dc.b "go behind the car and tell him.",0
- dc.b "'Well' he shouted after a",0
- dc.b "few seconds 'are they working?'",0
- dc.b "'They are they aren't they are",0
- dc.b "they aren't ' replied the Irishman.",0,0
-
- jke142: dc.b "Two poteen makers were on their first",0
- dc.b "train journey. With them they had a",0
- dc.b "pint bottle of poteen. As the first",0
- dc.b "man raised the bottle to his lips and",0
- dc.b "took a long drink the train passed",0
- dc.b "through a long tunnel. 'Don't touch",0
- dc.b "that stuff' he yelled to the second",0
- dc.b "man 'I've just been struck blind.'",0,0
-
- jke143: dc.b "An Irishman went to a psychiatrist",0
- dc.b "and told him that his wife thought",0
- dc.b "she was a television set. 'Don't",0
- dc.b "worry' said the psychiatrist 'I'll",0
- dc.b "soon cure her of that.' 'Oh I don't",0
- dc.b "want her cured' said the Irishman'",0
- dc.b "just tune her in to BBC1.'",0,0
-
- jke144: dc.b "An Irishman arrived home early one",0
- dc.b "afternoon and as he came in the door",0
- dc.b "the telephone rang so he answered it.",0
- dc.b "'Who is that on the phone?' shouted",0
- dc.b "his wife from the dining-room. 'It",0
- dc.b "was a wrong number darling' said",0
- dc.b "the Irishman 'Some fellow looking",0
- dc.b "for the Met. Office. He wanted to",0
- dc.b "know if the coast was clear.'",0,0
-
- jke145: dc.b "An Irishman was explaining the",0
- dc.b "mysteries of science and",0
- dc.b "telecommunications to his small son.",0
- dc.b "'The telephone' he told him 'Is",0
- dc.b "like a huge dog with his tail in",0
- dc.b "London and his head in Dublin. When",0
- dc.b "you tread on his tail in London he",0
- dc.b "barks in Dublin.'",0
- dc.b "'That's wonderful' said the small",0
- dc.b "boy 'now tell me about the radio.'",0
- dc.b "'The radio is exactly the same' said",0
- dc.b "the Irishman' but without the dog.'",0,0
-
- jke146: dc.b "An Irishman's coat fell down a sewer",0
- dc.b "and he spent half an hour trying to",0
- dc.b "get it out again. A passerby",0
- dc.b "suggested he abandoned the coat",0
- dc.b "because if he retrieved it, it would",0
- dc.b "never be fit to wear again. 'Oh I",0
- dc.b "know that' said the Irishman 'but",0
- dc.b "there were four sandwiches in the",0
- dc.b "pocket.'",0,0
-
- jke147: dc.b "Two Irishmen were talking in a Dublin",0
- dc.b "pub. 'I wouldn't go to America if",0
- dc.b "you paid me' said the first. 'Why",0
- dc.b "'said the second. 'Well for one",0
- dc.b "thing they all drive on the right-",0
- dc.b "hand side of the road there.' 'And",0
- dc.b "what's wrong with that?' said the",0
- dc.b "second man. 'Well I tried it",0
- dc.b "driving in Dublin the other day and",0
- dc.b "it's terrible.'",0,0
-
- jke148: dc.b "An Irishman who lived in a remote",0
- dc.b "mountain village was awakened one",0
- dc.b "morning by the postman delivering a",0
- dc.b "letter. 'You shouldn't have come all",0
- dc.b "that way just to bring me one",0
- dc.b "letter' he said. 'You should've",0
- dc.b "posted it.'",0,0
-
- jke149: dc.b "An Irishman was condemned to receive",0
- dc.b "forty lashes but the more they",0
- dc.b "whipped him the more he laughed.",0
- dc.b "'Why are you laughing?' they asked",0
- dc.b "him. 'You don't understand' he told",0
- dc.b "them helpless with laughter' you're",0
- dc.b "whipping the wrong man.'",0,0
-
- jke151: dc.b "An Irishman got the position as an",0
- dc.b "assistant in a hotel kitchen and was",0
- dc.b "given the job of filling all the salt",0
- dc.b "cellars. After a few hours he was",0
- dc.b "asked if he had finished but replied",0
- dc.b "that he had only managed to fill one.",0
- dc.b "'It's the devil's own job putting the",0
- dc.b "salt in through that little hole at",0
- dc.b "the top' he said.",0,0
-
- jke152: dc.b "An Irish travel agent noticed an old",0
- dc.b "lady and old man gazing longingly at",0
- dc.b "his display of posters for exotic",0
- dc.b "holiday resorts. As a publicity",0
- dc.b "gimmick he decided to offer them a",0
- dc.b "free round-the-world cruise with all",0
- dc.b "expenses paid.",0
- dc.b "When they returned some months later",0
- dc.b "he asked the old lady if they had",0
- dc.b "enjoyed themselves. 'Wonderfully'",0
- dc.b "she replied 'but tell me one thing",0
- dc.b "who was that old man I had to sleep",0
- dc.b "with every night?",0,0
-
- jke153: dc.b "An Irishman got a job working in a",0
- dc.b "storeroom and the first assignment he",0
- dc.b "was given was to put THIS END UP",0
- dc.b "labels on a couple of hundred crates.",0
- dc.b "A little later when asked if he had",0
- dc.b "managed to do it he answered 'Yes",0
- dc.b "and in case they couldn't be seen on",0
- dc.b "the top. I've them on the bottom as",0
- dc.b "well.'",0,0
-
- jke154: dc.b "An old Irishman and his wife were on",0
- dc.b "a visit to Dublin and decided to",0
- dc.b "have a meal at an expensive",0
- dc.b "restaurant where they ordered a four-",0
- dc.b "course dinner with steak as the main",0
- dc.b "course. When the meal was served the",0
- dc.b "Irishman tucked in hungrily while his",0
- dc.b "wife sat looking at her plate for",0
- dc.b "over ten minutes. 'Isn't the meal to",0
- dc.b "madam's satisfaction?' asked the head",0
- dc.b "waiter. 'Certainly it is' said the",0
- dc.b "old lady with relish' but I'm waiting",0
- dc.b "for Pa to finish with the teeth.'",0,0
-
- jke155: dc.b "A successful Irish business man was",0
- dc.b "boasting about how poor his family",0
- dc.b "had been when he was a child. 'For",0
- dc.b "the first five years' he claimed 'I",0
- dc.b "hadn't a stitch to wear. Then when I",0
- dc.b "was six my father bought me a cap and",0
- dc.b "I used to sit looking out the window.'",0,0
-
- jke156: dc.b "An Irishman was lecturing about his",0
- dc.b "travels in foreign countries 'I came",0
- dc.b "across a strange custom among the",0
- dc.b "Chinese' he told his audience. 'If a",0
- dc.b "rich man was condemned to death he",0
- dc.b "could save his life by paying someone",0
- dc.b "to die in his place. Many of the",0
- dc.b "poor people made their living by",0
- dc.b "acting as substitutes in this way.'",0,0
-
- jke157: dc.b "An Irishman sent his son to",0
- dc.b "university and after a while the lad",0
- dc.b "was awarded his B.A. On graduation",0
- dc.b "he received the following telegram",0
- dc.b "from his father:",0
- dc.b "'Congratulations on your B.A. Now",0
- dc.b "for the other 24 letters and this",0
- dc.b "time try and get them in the right",0
- dc.b "order.'",0,0
-
- jke158: dc.b "An Irish newspaper once printed the",0
- dc.b "following notice on its front page:",0
- dc.b "Today we present our prize crossword",0
- dc.b "first prize £1,000. But for those",0
- dc.b "who want to do it just for fun and",0
- dc.b "don't want to wait until next week",0
- dc.b "for the answers you can find the",0
- dc.b "solution on the back page.",0,0
-
- jke159: dc.b "A pilot in a single-seat jet fighter",0
- dc.b "once ran into trouble when flying",0
- dc.b "over Dublin. Seeing that his",0
- dc.b "aircraft was on fire he used the",0
- dc.b "ejector seat to bale out. Two",0
- dc.b "farmers were looking up at the scene",0
- dc.b "and one turned to the other and said",0
- dc.b "'Mick, what will they think of next?",0
- dc.b "I'm sure that was a flying toasting",0
- dc.b "machine.'",0,0
-
- jke160: dc.b "Two Irish labourers wandering",0
- dc.b "aimlessly across their site were",0
- dc.b "asked by their foreman what they were",0
- dc.b "doing. 'We're carrying these bricks",0
- dc.b "to the other end of the site' they",0
- dc.b "told him. 'What bricks?' he asked",0
- dc.b "them. 'Will you look at that' said",0
- dc.b "one Irishman to the other 'we've",0
- dc.b "forgotten the bricks.'",0,0
-
- jke161: dc.b "An Irishman more than a little drunk",0
- dc.b "arrived home in the early",0
- dc.b "hours of the morning wondering how he",0
- dc.b "could get up the stairs without",0
- dc.b "waking his wife. Suddenly he had a",0
- dc.b "bright idea. Tying all the pots and",0
- dc.b "pans he could find to piece of string",0
- dc.b "he proceeded to drag them upstairs.",0
- dc.b "'She'll never hear me with all this",0
- dc.b "noise' he laughed.",0,0
-
- jke162: dc.b "Two Irishmen wanted to make some easy",0
- dc.b "money so they bought a truckload of",0
- dc.b "turnips at 10p each. They sold the",0
- dc.b "turnips at 10p each and when they",0
- dc.b "counted the proceeds they were amazed",0
- dc.b "to find that they had exactly the",0
- dc.b "same amount of money as they had",0
- dc.b "started with. 'See' said the first",0
- dc.b "man to the other'I told you we",0
- dc.b "should have bought a bigger truck.'",0,0
-
- jke163: dc.b "An Irishman on a visit to Dublin",0
- dc.b "decided to send a surprise birthday",0
- dc.b "gift to his wife at home so he rang",0
- dc.b "Interparrot and asked them to send",0
- dc.b "her a parrot that could speak seven",0
- dc.b "languages. When he arrived home he",0
- dc.b "found that she had plucked the",0
- dc.b "parrot and roasted it. 'You fool'",0
- dc.b "he screamed at her 'that bird spoke",0
- dc.b "seven different languages.' 'Well",0
- dc.b "why didn't he say something before I",0
- dc.b "put him in the oven?' she asked.",0,0
-
- jke164: dc.b "One Irishman was trying to explain to",0
- dc.b "another some of the basic theory of",0
- dc.b "thermodynamics. 'Heat expands and",0
- dc.b "cold contracts' he told him. 'I",0
- dc.b "understand perfectly' said the other",0
- dc.b "man 'how else could you explain why",0
- dc.b "the days are longer in the summer and",0
- dc.b "shorter in the winter?'",0,0
-
- jke165: dc.b "Three Irishman were caught up in the",0
- dc.b "French Revolution and were sentenced",0
- dc.b "to be guillotined. As the first man",0
- dc.b "waited for the blade to fall it stuck",0
- dc.b "and he was released according",0
- dc.b "to the old custom. The same thing",0
- dc.b "happened to the second man and he too",0
- dc.b "was released. As the third man",0
- dc.b "looked up waiting for the blade to",0
- dc.b "fall he shouted out. 'Hold on I",0
- dc.b "think I can see what's making it",0
- dc.b "stick.'",0,0
-
- jke166: dc.b "An Irishman walked into a pub with a",0
- dc.b "front door under his arm. 'Why are",0
- dc.b "you carrying that door?' asked the",0
- dc.b "barman. 'Well' said the Irishman",0
- dc.b "'last night I lost my key so in case",0
- dc.b "anyone finds it and breaks into my",0
- dc.b "house I'm carrying the door around.'",0
- dc.b "'But what happens if you lose the",0
- dc.b "door?' 'That's O.K.' said the",0
- dc.b "Irishman 'I've left a window open.'",0,0
-
- jke167: dc.b "An Irishman got a job on a building",0
- dc.b "site but the foreman was not",0
- dc.b "satisfied with the amount of work he",0
- dc.b "was doing. One afternoon he found",0
- dc.b "the man digging in a pit. He ordered",0
- dc.b "him out of the pit and he did so.",0
- dc.b "'Now get back in again' he told him.",0
- dc.b "After he had done it six or seven",0
- dc.b "times the Irishman said 'Look what",0
- dc.b "the hell are you playing at?'",0
- dc.b "'That's better' said the foreman",0
- dc.b "'you're taking more out on your boots",0
- dc.b "than you were with your shovel.'",0,0
-
- jke168: dc.b "An Irishman telephoned the police and",0
- dc.b "asked them to come straight away",0
- dc.b "because the steering wheel the gear",0
- dc.b "lever the clutch the brake and the",0
- dc.b "accelerator of his car had all been",0
- dc.b "stolen. A few minutes later he rang",0
- dc.b "back and told them not to bother",0
- dc.b "because he had got into the back seat",0
- dc.b "by mistake.",0,0
-
- jke169: dc.b "An Irishman was in court charged with",0
- dc.b "stealing a horse. 'You have a choice'",0
- dc.b "the judge said. 'You can be",0
- dc.b "tried by me alone or by a jury of",0
- dc.b "your peers.' 'What do you mean by",0
- dc.b "'peers'?' asked the Irishman. 'Peers",0
- dc.b "are your equals men of your own kind",0
- dc.b "and class.' 'Try me yourself then",0
- dc.b "said the Irishman, 'I don't want to",0
- dc.b "be tried by a bunch of villains.'",0,0
-
- jke170: dc.b "An Irishman and a Scotsman were",0
- dc.b "taking an intelligence test. 'What",0
- dc.b "bird does not build its own nest?'",0
- dc.b "asked the examiner. 'The canary'",0
- dc.b "said the Scot. 'he lives in a cage.'",0
- dc.b "'The cuckoo' said the Irishman.",0
- dc.b "'Very good' said the examiner to the",0
- dc.b "Irishman. 'How did you know?'",0
- dc.b "'Everybody knows the cuckoo lives in",0
- dc.b "a clock' said the Irishman.",0,0
-
- jke171: dc.b "An Irishman was charged with murder",0
- dc.b "but was acquitted. Afterwards he",0
- dc.b "told his lawyer that he could prove",0
- dc.b "he was innocent because he was in",0
- dc.b "jail at the time the crime was",0
- dc.b "committed. 'Why on earth didn't you",0
- dc.b "tell that to the court?' asked his",0
- dc.b "lawyer. 'I thought it might",0
- dc.b "prejudice the jury' said the",0
- dc.b "Irishman.",0,0
-
- jke172: dc.b "An Englishman went to live in Dublin",0
- dc.b "but unfortunately died. Two",0
- dc.b "Dubliners went around from house to",0
- dc.b "house collecting money to give him a",0
- dc.b "decent funeral. 'Excuse me sir'",0
- dc.b "they asked one old Dubliner",0
- dc.b "'would you contribute £1 to bury an",0
- dc.b "Englishman?' 'Look' said the",0
- dc.b "Dubliner'here's £10 - bury ten of",0
- dc.b "them.'",0,0
-
- jke173: dc.b "An Irishman went to a concert and had",0
- dc.b "to listen to a ventriloquist tell",0
- dc.b "Irish joke after Irish joke.",0
- dc.b "Finally he'd had enough and shouted",0
- dc.b "'I'm fed up with these jokes. What",0
- dc.b "makes you think we're all that stupid'",0
- dc.b "The ventriloquist said 'Calm down.",0
- dc.b "These are only jokes and I've",0
- dc.b "never met an Irishman yet who didn't",0
- dc.b "have a sense of humour.' 'I'm not",0
- dc.b "talking to you' raged the Irishman",0
- dc.b "'I'm talking to the little fellow on",0
- dc.b "your knee.'",0,0
-
- jke174: dc.b "Why are there only 20 hours in an",0
- dc.b "Irish day?",0
- dc.b "Have you ever seen an Irishman with",0
- dc.b "24 fingers and toes.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Did you hear about the Irishman who's",0
- dc.b "wife wanted a coat made out of animal",0
- dc.b "skin?",0
- dc.b "He gave her a donkey jacket.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "How can you tell an Irishman in",0
- dc.b "Holland.",0
- dc.b "Wooden wellies.",0,0
-
- jke175: dc.b "An Irishman signed in at a London",0
- dc.b "hotel. The manager noticed that the",0
- dc.b "signature was XX and mentioned to the",0
- dc.b "man that he found it puzzling. 'Oh",0
- dc.b "there's no need to be puzzled' said",0
- dc.b "the Irishman. 'The first X stands",0
- dc.b "for Patrick Maguire and the second",0
- dc.b "stands for B.A.'",0,0
-
- jke176: dc.b "Did you hear about the Irishman who",0
- dc.b "kept his budgie in a goldfish bowl?",0
- dc.b "A friend asked him why he didn't put",0
- dc.b "it in a cage like everyone else. 'I",0
- dc.b "tried that' he said 'but the water",0
- dc.b "kept coming out.'",0,0
-
- jke177: dc.b "An Irishman arrived home very late",0
- dc.b "one night with a black eye and a",0
- dc.b "painful looking swelling on his left",0
- dc.b "cheek. 'And what might have happened",0
- dc.b "to you?' asked his wife. 'Well' he",0
- dc.b "said 'I had a little set-to with",0
- dc.b "that small German fellow who lives",0
- dc.b "down the way.' 'What' yelled his",0
- dc.b "wife 'why are you letting a sawed-",0
- dc.b "off little runt of a man do that to",0
- dc.b "you?' 'Oh now be quite' he said.",0
- dc.b "'You shouldn't be disrespectful of",0
- dc.b "the dead.'",0,0
-
- jke178: dc.b "Did you hear about the Irishman who",0
- dc.b "went to the dentist to have a wisdom",0
- dc.b "tooth put in?",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "An Aer Lingus pilot was asked for his",0
- dc.b "height and position and replied 'I'm",0
- dc.b "five feet four and I'm in the front",0
- dc.b "seat.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Have you heard about the Irishman who",0
- dc.b "went on the Generation Game and won a",0
- dc.b "pair of sliding doors and a conveyor",0
- dc.b "belt.",0,0
-
- jke179: dc.b "A commercial traveller was passing",0
- dc.b "through a small town in Ireland when",0
- dc.b "he saw a sumptious funeral going",0
- dc.b "past. 'Who's died?' he asked a",0
- dc.b "passer-by. 'I'm not sure' replied",0
- dc.b "the local 'but I think it's the one",0
- dc.b "in the hearse.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "How do you keep an Irishman happy for",0
- dc.b "an afternoon?",0
- dc.b "Write P.T.O. on both sides of a piece",0
- dc.b "of paper.",0,0
-
- jke180: dc.b "What do Irishmen wear in the summer?",0
- dc.b "Peep-toed wellies.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "A crusty old lady went on holiday and",0
- dc.b "asked her Irish neighbour to look",0
- dc.b "after her goldfish. On her return",0
- dc.b "she asked him if he had changed the",0
- dc.b "water. 'I most certainly have not'",0
- dc.b "he replied. 'They didn't drink what",0
- dc.b "I gave then last week.'",0,0
-
- jke181:dc.b "The captain of an Aer Lingus jet is",0
- dc.b "identified by the three gold rings on",0
- dc.b "his wellies.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "How do you tell an Irish solicitor?",0
- dc.b "Pin-striped donkey jacket and",0
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- jke182: dc.b "An Irishman fell fifty feet and was",0
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- dc.b "'No' he said 'twas the abrupt stop'. He",0
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- dc.b "said 'I was actually lucky that the",0
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- jke183: dc.b "An Irishman was mugged in New York",0
- dc.b "but put up a terrific fight before",0
- dc.b "yielding his wallet which contained",0
- dc.b "$5? 'You put up a fight like that",0
- dc.b "for $5?~ asked his attackers",0
- dc.b "incredulously. 'No' he moaned 'I",0
- dc.b "thought you were after the $100 I've",0
- dc.b "got hidden in my left shoe.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "How do you brainwash an Irishman?",0
- dc.b "Fill his wellies full of water.",0,0
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- jke184: dc.b "An Irishman in New York was looking",0
- dc.b "at the Empire State Building when a",0
- dc.b "conman approached him. 'I'm sorry'",0
- dc.b "said the conman 'but I'm afraid it's",0
- dc.b "a dollar for every storey you look",0
- dc.b "at.' 'Oh' said the Irishman 'I",0
- dc.b "only looked at 5.' And he gave the",0
- dc.b "conman $5. He smiled at a bystander",0
- dc.b "when the conman had gone 'I fooled",0
- dc.b "him' he said 'I was looking at the",0
- dc.b "top.'",0,0
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- jke185: dc.b "Did you hear about the Irishman who",0
- dc.b "got a job sweeping leaves in St",0
- dc.b "James's Park?",0
- dc.b "He fell out of a tree and broke his",0
- dc.b "leg.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "How do you recognise an Irish firing",0
- dc.b "squad?",0
- dc.b "It forms a circle.",0
- dc.b "How can you tell if the prisoner is",0
- dc.b "Irish?",0
- dc.b "He doesn't duck.",0,0
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- jke186: dc.b "An Irishman went into a hardware",0
- dc.b "store and bought two dozen mothballs.",0
- dc.b "The next day he went in again and",0
- dc.b "asked for another two dozen. 'But",0
- dc.b "you bought two dozen only yesterday'",0
- dc.b "said the assistant. 'I know' said",0
- dc.b "the man 'but those moths are very",0
- dc.b "hard to hit.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Why wasn't Jesus Christ born in",0
- dc.b "Ireland?",0
- dc.b "They couldn't find three wise men and",0
- dc.b "a virgin.",0,0
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- jke187: dc.b "An Irishman went to the cinema. He",0
- dc.b "bought his ticket and then went in to",0
- dc.b "see the film. A few minutes later he",0
- dc.b "appeared at the box office and bought",0
- dc.b "another ticket. A few minutes later",0
- dc.b "he went to the box office again and",0
- dc.b "asked for another ticket. 'What's",0
- dc.b "the idea?' asked the cashier. 'I've",0
- dc.b "already sold you two tickets.' 'I",0
- dc.b "know' he said 'but every time I try",0
- dc.b "to get in some bloke keeps tearing",0
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- jke188: dc.b "How do you recognise the bride at an",0
- dc.b "Irish wedding?",0
- dc.b "She's the one in the white wellies.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Two Irishmen were walking by a nudist",0
- dc.b "colony and decided to look in so one",0
- dc.b "stood on the other's shoulder to look",0
- dc.b "over the wall. 'Are there men and",0
- dc.b "women in there?' asked the one at the",0
- dc.b "bottom. 'I can't tell' said the one",0
- dc.b "on his shoulders, they haven't got",0
- dc.b "any clothes on.'",0,0
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- jke189: dc.b "A small Irish town decided to build a",0
- dc.b "bridge and the council was debating",0
- dc.b "its construction. 'Which side of the",0
- dc.b "river' asked one portly councillor",0
- dc.b "'has the most traffic?' 'The south",0
- dc.b "side' answered the clerk.",0
- dc.b "'Splendid' said the councillor",0
- dc.b "'then that must be the side we build",0
- dc.b "the bridge on.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "How do you get an Irishman to burn",0
- dc.b "his face.",0
- dc.b "Telephone him while he's ironing.",0,0
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- jke190: dc.b "Did you hear about the Irish",0
- dc.b "housewife who had an accident while",0
- dc.b "ironing the curtains?",0
- dc.b "She fell out of the window.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "An Irishman wanted to marry a Welsh",0
- dc.b "girl but her parents forbade it so",0
- dc.b "the unhappy couple decided to jump",0
- dc.b "off Beachy Head. Only the girl hit",0
- dc.b "the water though - the Irishman got",0
- dc.b "lost on the way down.",0,0
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- jke191: dc.b "An Irishman consistently arrived late",0
- dc.b "for work until his long-suffering",0
- dc.b "boss asked him what was wrong. 'My",0
- dc.b "problem' explained the Irishman 'is",0
- dc.b "that I sleep very slowly.'",0
- dc.b "'What did the doctor say?' asked the",0
- dc.b "anxious friend of an Irishman. 'He",0
- dc.b "said I must give up drink and",0
- dc.b "restricted me to one glass a day.'",0
- dc.b "'Did he now?' 'He did' said the",0
- dc.b "Irishman 'Right now I'm halfway",0
- dc.b "through 1994.'",0,0
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- jke192: dc.b "Two Irishmen staggered into a bar.",0
- dc.b "One of them ordered two double",0
- dc.b "whiskeys and watched while his friend",0
- dc.b "drank his in one swallow swirled",0
- dc.b "around and then keeled over. 'That's",0
- dc.b "what I like about John' he said to",0
- dc.b "the barman 'he knows when he's had",0
- dc.b "enough.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "The priest asked O'Reilly why he",0
- dc.b "drank. 'Booze killed me mother'",0
- dc.b "said O'Reilly 'and booze killed me",0
- dc.b "father. I'm drinking for revenge.'",0,0
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- jke193: dc.b "A small town in Ireland had a poster",0
- dc.b "printed:",0
- dc.b "Help support your Local Police:",0
- dc.b "Bribe Them.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "An Irishman visited the zoo and was",0
- dc.b "much taken by the kangaroos. A",0
- dc.b "friend pointed at the notice that",0
- dc.b "read 'A native of Australia' and said",0
- dc.b "proudly 'My sister married one.'",0,0
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- jke194: dc.b "Did you hear about the Irishman who",0
- dc.b "killed himself by jumping off a tower",0
- dc.b "block after his foreman told him that",0
- dc.b "he used to fly in Wellingtons during",0
- dc.b "the war?",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Or about the Irishman who thought",0
- dc.b "that Royal Enfield was where the",0
- dc.b "Queen kept her chickens?",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "And then there was the Irish tap",0
- dc.b "dancer who fell in the sink.",0,0
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- jke195: dc.b "There was an Irish Literary critic",0
- dc.b "who entered the debate about who",0
- dc.b "wrote Shakespeare's plays declaring",0
- dc.b "'They were not written by Shakespeare",0
- dc.b "but by another gentleman of the same",0
- dc.b "name.'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Then there was the Irishman who set",0
- dc.b "his jacket alight because he wanted a",0
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- jke196a:dc.b "A young Irish lad sat in the",0
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- dc.b "confession 'Forgive me Father for",0
- dc.b "I have sinned. I have committed the",0
- dc.b "sin of fornication with one of the",0
- dc.b "women of the parish.' 'And who",0
- dc.b "pray tell was it?' asked the priest.",0
- dc.b "'I'm afraid I can't betray her'",0
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- dc.b "asked the priest. 'It was",0
- dc.b "not.' 'Well was it Kathleen McBride?'",0
- dc.b "'I'm afraid Father I cannot answer'",0
- dc.b "said the lad and fled from the church.",0
- dc.b "Outside he ran into one of his",0
- dc.b "friends. 'Did the Father absolve you?'",0
- dc.b "asked his friend. 'No he did not'",0
- dc.b "replied the lad 'but he gave me two",0
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- dc.b "church social and accosted a",0
- dc.b "recalcitrant member of the public.",0
- dc.b "'I'm afraid Father that I'll not be",0
- dc.b "able to attend but my spirit will be",0
- dc.b "with you' said the man intending to",0
- dc.b "walk on. 'That's fine' said the",0
- dc.b "priest' does your spirit want a £1",0
- dc.b "or a £2 ticket?'",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Did you hear about the Irishman who",0
- dc.b "took his car for a service but",0
- dc.b "couldn't get it in the church door?",0,0
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- jke198a:dc.b "A young Irish priest just out of",0
- dc.b "seminary went to a very lazy parish",0
- dc.b "on the west coast. After an",0
- dc.b "uneventful month he went into the",0
- dc.b "church one day and was stopped in his",0
- dc.b "tracks for kneeling at the altar",0
- dc.b "there was Jesus Christ. >>>",0,0
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- dc.b "superior who came back with him.",0
- dc.b "When they arrived back at the church",0
- dc.b "there sure enough was Jesus. 'What",0
- dc.b "shall we do?' whispered the young",0
- dc.b "priest. His superior looked",0
- dc.b "thoughtful for a moment and then",0
- dc.b "said 'Look busy.'",0,0
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- jke199: dc.b "Two comely nuns were walking past a",0
- dc.b "roadworks when great brawny hands",0
- dc.b "seized them by their ankles and",0
- dc.b "hauled them into the trench and then",0
- dc.b "the two of them were raped. As they",0
- dc.b "climbed out of the hole and smoothed",0
- dc.b "down their habits one of them turned",0
- dc.b "to the other and said tearfully",0
- dc.b "'What are we going to tell Mother",0
- dc.b "Superior? Raped twice in the same",0
- dc.b "day.' 'What do you mean twice?'",0
- dc.b "asked her companion. 'We are going",0
- dc.b "back the same way aren't we!'",0,0
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- dc.b "missionary to a tribe of cannibals.",0
- dc.b "He made great progress; in no time at",0
- dc.b "all he had convinced them that on",0
- dc.b "Fridays they should eat only",0
- dc.b "fishermen.",0
- dc.b " ",0
- dc.b "Did you hear about the Irishman who",0
- dc.b "was walking down the road punching",0
- dc.b "women kicking dogs and cursing",0
- dc.b "children?",0
- dc.b "He was on the way to confession and",0
- dc.b "didn't have much material.",0,0
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- jke201a:dc.b "One Sunday an Irish priest was",0
- dc.b "delivering his usual doleful sermon.",0
- dc.b "'One day' he intoned morosely",0
- dc.b "'every man in this parish will die.'",0
- dc.b "He was somewhat amazed to see a man",0
- dc.b "in the back row chuckling. He looked",0
- dc.b "at the man sadly and said 'Why is it",0
- dc.b "that you're laughing when I say that",0
- dc.b "one day everyone in this parish will",0
- dc.b "die?' The man continued chuckling",0
- dc.b "and said 'I'm not from this parish!'",0,0
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- jke201b:dc.b "Another priest was breathing fire and",0
- dc.b "brimstone. 'Stand up I say, stand",0
- dc.b "up all of ye who prefer sin' he",0
- dc.b "positively boomed and startled a man",0
- dc.b "who had been sleeping in the back row",0
- dc.b "and who leapt to his feet. 'So you'",0
- dc.b "roared the irate priest 'actually",0
- dc.b "prefer sin?'",0
- dc.b "'Oh, I'm sorry Father' answered the man",0
- dc.b "'I thought you said gin.'",0,0
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- jke202a:dc.b "A drunk staggered out of a bar in",0
- dc.b "Dublin straight into the arms of a",0
- dc.b "priest. 'Drunk is it?' said the",0
- dc.b "priest. 'When are you going to learn",0
- dc.b "what evils the drink is responsible",0
- dc.b "for?' 'Father' asked the drunk",0
- dc.b "'what is it that causes the >>>",0,0
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- jke202b:dc.b "arthritis?' 'I'll tell you what it",0
- dc.b "is' thundered the priest warming to",0
- dc.b "his task 'it's drinking water of",0
- dc.b "Guinness betting on the horses and",0
- dc.b "consorting with loose women. How",0
- dc.b "long have you had the arthritis?'",0
- dc.b "'Oh I haven't got the arthritis'",0
- dc.b "said the man, 'but the bishop has!'",0,0
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- dc.b "parishioners: The drink has killed",0
- dc.b "millions it rots their stomachs and",0
- dc.b "they die in agony. The smoking has",0
- dc.b "killed millions it coats their lungs",0
- dc.b "and they too die in agony.",0
- dc.b "Overeating and consorting with loose",0
- dc.b "women have also killed millions...'",0
- dc.b "'I'm sorry to bother you Father'",0
- dc.b "piped a thin voice from the back",0
- dc.b "'but what is it that kills people who",0
- dc.b "live right?",0,0
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- dc.b "alley when they were grabbed and",0
- dc.b "raped. 'Oh Father forgive them'",0
- dc.b "cried one 'for they know not what",0
- dc.b "they do.' 'Shut up' said the other",0
- dc.b "'this one certainly does.'",0,0
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- jke205a:dc.b "Kathleen a young Irish lass fell in",0
- dc.b "love with Simon a good Jewish boy.",0
- dc.b "Her father told Simon that if they",0
- dc.b "wanted to marry then the lad would",0
- dc.b "have to become a Catholic. For a",0
- dc.b "year he studied very hard and learnt",0
- dc.b "all he could about Catholicism and",0
- dc.b "every Sunday he went to church. >>>",0,0
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- dc.b "her father and told him that Simon",0
- dc.b "wasn't going to marry her. 'Why",0
- dc.b "not?' asked her father 'He was",0
- dc.b "getting on very well with our",0
- dc.b "religion.' 'That's the problem' she",0
- dc.b "sobbed 'Simon has decided to become",0
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