Re: the sheep


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> Subject: Miscommunication
> A Welshman walks into his bedroom with a sheep under his arm.
> Obviously he has been in the pub much too long and his words are slurred.
>
> "Darling, this is the pig I have sex with when you have a headache," he
> says.
>
> "I think you'll find that's a sheep," says his wife, sarcastically.
>
> "I think you'll find I wasn't talking to you," says the Welshman.

Excuse me, please. Is it about Irish culture somehow? In my opinion that is
much more British or more likely American (there is much more freedom).

Being a few years in Ireland I have found Irish women being very religious.
Same with their husbands.

Probably some French nuns would be more 'horny'. Especially those from Louis
de Funes' movies. ;)

That joke does not fit to Ireland at all :)))
Greetings from Poland,
Greg



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