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From: tom@felix.UUCP
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Subject: Another Old joke
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Date: Mon, 16-Apr-84 18:14:43 EST
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Posted: Mon Apr 16 18:14:43 1984
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I think I remember this old joke:

There was a young man talking to a farmer, asking him questions about
farming and about country living.  The farmer, happy to find an
interested ear, told the young man his life story about growing up
on a farm.

Finally the farmer asked the young man what he did for a living.
The young man said, "I can't tell you, you would only laugh."
The farmer replied, "I respect any working man in any profession, I
would not laugh."

The young man told the farmer, "Well, I throw bricks for a living."
At that, the farmer broke into loud laughter.  The young man was furious.
Just to show the farmer how well he did it, he picked up a nearby brick
and tossed it high into the air.

[Oops, I think this is all I remember of this one. I'll try again later.]