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Boudreaux and Thibodeaux

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The Cajun Hunting Trip
Two Cajun hunters get a pilot to fly them to Canada to hunt
moose. They bag six.

As Boudreaux and Thibodeaux start loading the plane for
the return trip, the Pilot says 'The plane can only take four of
those.' The two Cajuns object strongly. 'Last year we shot six and the pilot
let us put them all on board; he had the same plane as yours.'

Reluctantly, the pilot gives in and all six are loaded. However, even with
full power, the little plane can't handle the load and down it goes
and crashes in the middle of nowhere.

A few moments later, climbing
out of the wreckage, Boudreaux asks Thibodeaux, 'Any idea where we
are?'

'I think we're pretty close to where we crashed last year.' saysThibodeaux.


The LSU Graduate
In the men's bathroom, an accountant, a lawyer and a Cajun were standing side-by-side using the urinal.

The Accountant finished,zipped up and started washing and literally scrubbing his hands.... clear up to his elbows....
he used 20 paper towels before he finished. He turned
to the other two men and commented,
"I graduated from Ohio University and they taught us to be clean".

The Lawyer finished, zipped up and quickly wet the tips of his fingers, grabbed one paper towel and commented,
"I graduated from the University of Southern California and they taught us to be environmentally conscious."

The Cajun zipped up and as he was walking out the door said,"I graduated from LSU and they taught us not to pee on our hands."


Boudreaux Wins A Bet
A Texan walked into the City Bar last weekend and started bragging that nobody could drink like Texans can and bet that if any of the Cajuns there could drink a whole case of beer in an hour or less he would pay
them $100.00. No one took him up on his offer, and in fact Boudreaux got up and walked out.

A little while later Boudreaux came back inside and asked the Texan if his offer was still good. The Texan said that it was, and he would, in fact, even pay for the beer.

Boudreaux told the bartender to line em up, and made short order of the case of beer, finishing in well less than the hour.

The totally amazed Texan held up his part of the deal and paid the $100.00. But he was a little curious and asked Boudreaux, "By the way, when I made the offer, you left. Where did you go?"

Boudreaux answered him, "I went to the other bar across the street. I had to make sure I could do it."


Boudreaux and Thibodeaux the Carpenters
Boudreaux an Thibodeaux were working on a house. Thibodeaux was nailing down siding and would reach in his nail pouch, pull out a nail and either toss it over his shoulder or nail it in. Boudreaux kept watching
and when he couldn't stand it no more he asked, "Why you throwing away those nails?"

Thibodeaux says, "If I pull a nail out of my pouch and it's pointing toward me, I throw it away 'cause it's defective. Ifit's pointing toward the house, then I nail it in!"

Boudreaux got really upset an yelled, "You some kind of stupid! The nails pointed toward you ain't defective!
They's for the other side of the house!"
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YEAH! Cajun stories. Perfect, Bonni.
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It wouldn't be right to leave out any group after the British, Chinese, French, Polish, etc jokes posted here. Epic should not be accused of any prejudice by leaving someone out.

Now, bring on the Ski Instruction Jokes!
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Boudreaux Wins A Bet
A Texan walked into the City Bar last weekend and started bragging that nobody could drink like Texans can and bet that if any of the Cajuns there could drink a whole case of beer in an hour or less he would pay
them $100.00. No one took him up on his offer, and in fact Boudreaux got up and walked out.

A little while later Boudreaux came back inside and asked the Texan if his offer was still good. The Texan said that it was, and he would, in fact, even pay for the beer.

Boudreaux told the bartender to line em up, and made short order of the case of beer, finishing in well less than the hour.

The totally amazed Texan held up his part of the deal and paid the $100.00. But he was a little curious and asked Boudreaux, "By the way, when I made the offer, you left. Where did you go?"

Boudreaux answered him, "I went to the other bar across the street. I had to make sure I could do it."
Uh, Bonni, this is not a joke...it is a true story. In fact, the City Bar in Maurice, La. can vouch for this. The other bar across the street is called Comeaux's. Many, many legends were born from those two establishments! These two spots are regular stop-offs for our crew when going to the fishing and duck camps. Surprising sometimes what cajuns are proud of!
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Who'd a thunk it!? Got any more 'stories'?
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Ragin' cajun' died in a fire and his body was burned pretty badly. The morgue needed someone to identify the body, so they sent for his two best friends, Boudreaux and Thibodeaux .

The three men had always done everything together. Boudreaux arrived first, and when the mortician pulled back the sheet, Boudreaux said, "Yup, his face is burned up pretty bad. You better roll him over."

The mortician rolled him over and Boudreaux said, "Nope, ain't Ragin'."

The mortician thought this was rather strange, so he brought Thibodeaux in to confirm the identity of the body. Thibodeaux looked at the body and said, "Yup, he's pretty well burnt up. Roll him over."

The mortician rolled himover and Thibodeaux said, "No, it ain't Ragin'."

The mortician asked, "How can you tell?"


Thibodeaux said, "Well, Ragin' had two ***holes."

"What? He had two ***holes?" asked the mortician.

"Yup, we never seen 'em, but everybody used to say, 'There's Ragin' with them two ***holes."
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I head that one many years ago as Sven and Ollie, it was Lars thad died.. Glad to see that Lars is doing fine
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Well, I'm not the swiftest librarian in the world. I do miss some jokes on occassion. Again, apologies.
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Well, I'm not the swiftest librarian in the world. I do miss some jokes on occassion. Again, apologies.
wut?

You told it right, the names just changed to villify the guilty LOL! I just said I heard the Norwegian version the first time I heard it.. not complaining here
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Come on, let's go at it. I'se ready.
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Wow, how you can change a joke around to suit or insult anyone.

I heard that as an Italian joke ..... something like Luigi and Tony go to Egypt .... they can't afford a car so they end up with a camel. Then they take it back because it's defective ...... "you sold me a camel with two ass-holes" ................ cause ........ "everywhere we go people laugh and say look at the two ass-holes on that camel"

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Gettin' da Social Security

Oncle Pierre lived and worked all his life in dem swamps. On his 65th birthday, Taunt Tot told Peirre he needed to go apply for his Social Security. Pierre told Taunt Tot that the hurricanes done ruined his bird certificate and besides he never had no drivers licence since all his traveling was by boat. Taunt told Pierre to go anyway to da city, surely he could come up with some sort of proof.

Well, da next day his grandson, tee coon, drove him to the S.S. office in Lafayette. When it was his turn he went in front of the agent and explained his dilemma. The Agent politely told Pierre that he needed to give some evidence of his age. Thankin' for a while Pierre stood up then remove his shirt. Pointin' to his exposed chest he asks the agent "now can you say dat dis is a body of a 65 year old?" The agent lookin at ol Pierre's grey haired and sunken chest and to had honestly agree that he was at least 65 and promptly signed him up.

Elated, Pierre runs in da house and tells Taunt Tot about his success with da Social Security. Taunt Tot lookin' at Pierre in a very dumbfounded way then leans over, yelling at Pierre..."Why ya ol' fool; if ya woulda pulled your pants down too ya coulda got da Disability also"
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Glad to see you playin, ragin.
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Well, I'm not the swiftest librarian in the world. I do miss some jokes on occassion. Again, apologies.
Better look up occasion in that dictionary ,Doris.
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Dang, it's this double vision I have going on now. Error, Will Robinson, Error!!!

Nice catch, GZ, and 30 lashes with the wet noodle for me.
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Dang, it's this double vision I have going on now. Error, Will Robinson, Error!!!

Nice catch, GZ, and 30 lashes with the wet noodle for me.
First time since I've been here that I found a spelling error in one of your posts. Mine usually have one in each and if not that then a grammatical one.
You write well and accurately that's why I had to take a poke at you since the opportunity never arises.
I'm a punk Please forgive me oh Grand Poohbah of Posting ,Queen Bonni
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First time since I've been here that I found a spelling error in one of your posts. Mine usually have one in each and if not that then a grammatical one.
You write well and accurately that's why I had to take a poke at you since the opportunity never arises.
I'm a punk Please forgive me oh Grand Poohbah of Posting ,Queen Bonni
Firefox has active spellcheck that works on this forum, but it doesn't work well for copying and pasting images -including emoticons- from other windows so I don't use it much here. What's the point of good spelling when:
post #18 of 35
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Poohbah, sheesh. STFU, GZ.
post #19 of 35
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cr, you asked for it.

I found a picture of Boudreaux and Thibodeaux.
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cr, you asked for it.

I found a picture of Boudreaux and Thibodeaux.
Them be interesting men .
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cr, you asked for it.

I found a picture of Boudreaux and Thibodeaux.
I'm sure that this photo is not the infamous Boudreaux / Thibodeaux duo. However I do seem to recall seeing these two before....some of Mainiac's students I think! I bet dey hear real well too! Besides Boudreaux don't wear no watch......
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cr, you asked for it.

I found a picture of Boudreaux and Thibodeaux.
LOL, I bet they prefix every sentance with.. "MMMy Mama Sayz........"
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That's an old photo of Bob Barnes and Chris Geib.
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The heart warming story of two twins, rescued from being raised by gators in the delta swamps. Phil and Steve are later given high end ski lessons and go on to Olympic fame and fortune ...

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Boudreaux Wins A Bet
A Texan walked into the City Bar last weekend and started bragging that nobody could drink like Texans can and bet that if any of the Cajuns there could drink a whole case of beer in an hour or less he would pay
them $100.00. No one took him up on his offer, and in fact Boudreaux got up and walked out.

A little while later Boudreaux came back inside and asked the Texan if his offer was still good. The Texan said that it was, and he would, in fact, even pay for the beer.

Boudreaux told the bartender to line em up, and made short order of the case of beer, finishing in well less than the hour.

The totally amazed Texan held up his part of the deal and paid the $100.00. But he was a little curious and asked Boudreaux, "By the way, when I made the offer, you left. Where did you go?"

Boudreaux answered him, "I went to the other bar across the street. I had to make sure I could do it."
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Uh, Bonni, this is not a joke...it is a true story. In fact, the City Bar in Maurice, La. can vouch for this. The other bar across the street is called Comeaux's. Many, many legends were born from those two establishments! These two spots are regular stop-offs for our crew when going to the fishing and duck camps. Surprising sometimes what cajuns are proud of!
Yeah, right. Which would explain why similar stories have been circulating for many years about an Irishman, an Australian, a Newfie, etc. The Irish and Australian stories, at least, have the good grace to claim that the beverage involved is some well-known local brew that the Texan could not possibly drink very much of.
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Yeah, right. Which would explain why similar stories have been circulating for many years about an Irishman, an Australian, a Newfie, etc. The Irish and Australian stories, at least, have the good grace to claim that the beverage involved is some well-known local brew that the Texan could not possibly drink very much of.
Behold, the voice of experience.
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That's an old photo of Bob Barnes and Chris Geib.
I thought they was dead ringers for SCSA and Harald. They say folks that thinks alike, looks alike after time.
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I thought they was dead ringers for SCSA and Harald. They say folks that thinks alike, looks alike after time.
heheheheh. You said "Harald". heheheheh heheheheheh
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cr, you asked for it.

I found a picture of Boudreaux and Thibodeaux.
That's from the 50s

Here they are in the 70s:


And here they are in the nineties:




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I heard that they went into business, but Tibby only got his picture on the label.

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