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Icebreaker jokes


  • What did one wall say to the other wall?
    I’ll meet you at the corner.

  • what did two oceans say to each other?
    nothing, they just waved

  • Why don’t mountains get cold in winter?
    They wear snowcaps.

  • What did the big flower say to the little flower?
    Hi, bud.

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First, they don't have my permission to do any of this.

Second, this is how the US economy has worked for the last 50 or so years. Jobs aren't created. There is no utility. They (we) get $3 in debt to make $1 in revenue - or worse. There is no growth and no prosperity. Only an ever increasing debt.

Except instead of the bubble bursting, we go to war. Or have ourselves a pandemic.
First, they don't have my permission to do any of this.

Second, this is how the US economy has worked for the last 50 or so years. Jobs aren't created. There is no utility. They (we) get $3 in debt to make $1 in revenue - or worse. There is no growth and no prosperity. Only an ever increasing debt.

Except instead of the bubble bursting, we go to war. Or have ourselves a pandemic.
First, they don't have my permission to do any of this.

Second, this is how the US economy has worked for the last 50 or so years. Jobs aren't created. There is no utility. They (we) get $3 in debt to make $1 in revenue - or worse. There is no growth and no prosperity. Only an ever increasing debt.

Except instead of the bubble bursting, we go to war. Or have ourselves a pandemic.
First, they don't have my permission to do any of this.

Second, this is how the US economy has worked for the last 50 or so years. Jobs aren't created. There is no utility. They (we) get $3 in debt to make $1 in revenue - or worse. There is no growth and no prosperity. Only an ever increasing debt.

Except instead of the bubble bursting, we go to war. Or have ourselves a pandemic.
First, they don't have my permission to do any of this.

Second, this is how the US economy has worked for the last 50 or so years. Jobs aren't created. There is no utility. They (we) get $3 in debt to make $1 in revenue - or worse. There is no growth and no prosperity. Only an ever increasing debt.

Except instead of the bubble bursting, we go to war. Or have ourselves a pandemic.
First, they don't have my permission to do any of this.

Second, this is how the US economy has worked for the last 50 or so years. Jobs aren't created. There is no utility. They (we) get $3 in debt to make $1 in revenue - or worse. There is no growth and no prosperity. Only an ever increasing debt.

Except instead of the bubble bursting, we go to war. Or have ourselves a pandemic.
First, they don't have my permission to do any of this.

Second, this is how the US economy has worked for the last 50 or so years. Jobs aren't created. There is no utility. They (we) get $3 in debt to make $1 in revenue - or worse. There is no growth and no prosperity. Only an ever increasing debt.

Except instead of the bubble bursting, we go to war. Or have ourselves a pandemic.
First, they don't have my permission to do any of this.

Second, this is how the US economy has worked for the last 50 or so years. Jobs aren't created. There is no utility. They (we) get $3 in debt to make $1 in revenue - or worse. There is no growth and no prosperity. Only an ever increasing debt.

Except instead of the bubble bursting, we go to war. Or have ourselves a pandemic.
First, they don't have my permission to do any of this.

Second, this is how the US economy has worked for the last 50 or so years. Jobs aren't created. There is no utility. They (we) get $3 in debt to make $1 in revenue - or worse. There is no growth and no prosperity. Only an ever increasing debt.

Except instead of the bubble bursting, we go to war. Or have ourselves a pandemic.
First, they don't have my permission to do any of this.

Second, this is how the US economy has worked for the last 50 or so years. Jobs aren't created. There is no utility. They (we) get $3 in debt to make $1 in revenue - or worse. There is no growth and no prosperity. Only an ever increasing debt.

Except instead of the bubble bursting, we go to war. Or have ourselves a pandemic.