QUESTION:
You’re rushed,
unconscious, to the hospital to
have your stomach pumped after
winning the 15th Annual Monster
Hot Dog-Eating Contest. Your
significant other breaks a land
speed record getting to the
hospital, only to be told that
only relatives are allowed into
their room. How can you make
sure this never happens?
a) Next time, don’t put
jalapeño relish on the hot dogs.
b) Limit your future athletic
efforts to marshmallow eating
contests.
c) Share your Muses.
QUESTION:
The doctor has
successfully pumped your stomach
and as a precaution against
future problems, he wants to
remove a few vital organs.
You’re unconscious, but your
mom, ever the cautious one,
thinks this is a grand idea. How
can you make sure that mom won’t
be calling the shots?
a) Tell everyone that your
parents were killed in the
outback and that you were raised
by dingoes.
b) Have your vital organs
pre-certified as A-OK at least
once a year.
c) Share your Muses.
QUESTION:
You’re in your
significant other’s car
departing your local coffee shop
with a large nonfat Café Latte
in hand. Moving a little too
quickly you run into the back of
a police car. Officer Doright
demands to see proof of
ownership for the car. Your
significant other is on a
transatlantic trip and can’t be
reached all week. How can you
avoid a trip to the slammer for
grand theft auto?
a) Next time
make sure you order decaf.
b)
Always buy an extra latte for
Officer Doright.
c) Share your
Muses.
QUESTION:
You return to the
home you share with your
significant other. It’s 2 a.m.
and you’re dead on your feet.
You forget to disarm the house
alarm. Now, flustered by the
alarm’s piercing noise, you
can’t remember the code. Officer Doright responds to the alarm
and hauls you back to jail for
breaking and entering because
your significant other owns the
home, and you can’t prove your
legal right to be there. How
could this have been avoided?
a) Never leave home.
b) Have Big Al tattoo the
code on the back of your hand.
c) Share your Muses.
QUESTION:
As an honest
taxpayer, imagine your surprise
when an IRS audit reveals that
you owe thousands of dollars for
unreported income. You
react…Yikes! Then you realize
the “unreported income” was
actually reimbursement of your
significant other’s portion of
your shared living expenses.
What can you do to satisfy the
IRS that they have made an
error?
a) Satisfy the IRS? Are you
kidding?
b) Plead insanity.
c) Share your Muses.
QUESTION:
What is the best
way to show your significant
other that you really care?
a) Climb Mt. Everest,
barefoot.
b) Shave a grizzly bear with
a disposable razor.
c) Share your Muses.
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