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19 July 2007
 

Joke, Joke, Not A Joke in Fact

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- The flight attendants were unable to close to the door to close the door so the airplane kept flying with an open door.

- A big row broke out among the oarsmen about how to row in a river that no longer has water.

- A Chinese farmer has taught his sow to sow and was condemned by the Tractor Producer Association as a case of animal slavery.

- The wind in early 15th century was so strong to wind the sail and that, as some archaeologists believe, is the reason why the Chinese Ming dynasty's boat wreckage was allegedly tossed to America coast.

- Upon seeing the tear in the recovered painting initially stolen by the Coalition Forces of Eight the Beijing museum curator shed a tear.

- Chinese scientist Yuan Longping had to subject the subject to years of tests before developing a super hybrids rice that has a potential to eliminate starvation in the world.

- A Chinse economist has been exposed for inside trading, and he wondered how people found out since he did not intimate this to his even most intimate.

- The bandage was wound around the wound of a child injured in the airstrike.

- After number of injections, TATAthe spokesman's jaw got number, and that is why he remained silent during the news conference.

- The dumps in the poor countries were so full that they had to refuse more refuse from the rich nations.

- A soldier was attacked while eating and had to desert his dessert in the desert.

- When shot at on the deck by an illegal poacher, a dove dove into bush.

- A president decided to object to the object.

- Since there is no time like the present, Mr Magic Will Button decided it was time to present the present as a time to scribble graffiti on other people's wall.

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