What's a clergyman's favourite intercouse position?
Holyhead.
(Ps if this a bit much then delete it)
I'm pretty sure I've posted worse and they're still here
You don't need a parachute to skydive.....You only need a parachute to skydive twice.
A newly married girl of only 18 was a little unclear of her duties to her new Husband in the bedroom. (This was a looooong time ago)
Wanting to learn more she went to visit the village Doctor, to ask some questions.
Once in the office she explained her predicament and asked, "there are a collection of objects in my new husband's trousers, that I am unclear on."
the Dr replies, "Oh that's perfectly normal, we have a medical term for those, they are called the Crown Jewels".
"Oh" replies the girl "well as part of my Husbands crown jewels there is a purply round object"
Dr: "oh that's normal as well, the medcial term is the Duty Helmet, and the thing it is attached to we in the profession call the Old Chap"
Girl: "Ah ok, and there are a pair of spherical objects about 22 inches back from the Duty Helmet, what are these"
Dr: "For your sake love I hope they're the cheeks of his A**e"
(I accept no credit for this gag, I heard it on a Youtube video I was just watching of the late great Mike Reid as with the next one)
Fella is in a truck stop looking for something to eat. He spies a sign outside the transport cafe saying "Food at popular prices". Thinking he's scored here he goes in.
He asks the bloke behind the counter "how much for a cup of tea?"
"£10" replies the bloke
"a tenner" hour hero cries "How much for a bacon butty"
"£20" replies the proprietor
"20 quid" screams our hero "What's this all about? You've got a sign outside says 'Food at popular prices'"
"Well I like em'" Says the bloke.
Horse walks into a pub and orders a beer.
The Landlord thinks "Hes a horse, he aint going to know the price of beer".
"that'll be £15" he says.
The horse pays and proceeds to start enjoying his pint.
"We don't get many talking horses in here" Says the Landlord trying to strike up a conversation.
"At £15 a pint I'm not surprised" reply's the horse.