Caps Jokes

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    1) pretendyoudontknowwhatthespacebaris
    2) no caps or puncuation at all seriously it really annoys people
    3) Abb. or shorten evry othr wrd it wrks rly wel
    4) UsE cApS oN aNd OfF lIkE tHiS
    5) 1337
    5) maik rly stoopid spelng mistaiks liek dis
    6) Waste peoples' time.
    7) Feing lost of tyops (Feign lots of typos)
    8) TYPE IN ALL CAPS IT ANNOYS PEOPLE
    9) N vwls. (No vowls.)
    10) Capitalize Every Word Lots Of People Do It And It Really Works
    11) 1337. s3R10u5|Y. D0 u N0 |-|0// mUc|-| 17 4N0y5 pp| 1F u U53 17 1n c0njUnC710N /// c|-|475p33K? (Leet. Seriously. Do you know how much it annoys people if you use it in conjunction with chatspeak?)
    12) Act like a 3 year old.
    13) Call everyone "Honey" or "Dear" as in, "Sorry, dear, but we can't do anything about it." or "Don't worry, Hun, it won't help to do that"
    14) Ask a whole bunch of questions and don't answer any.
    15) Subsitute a hole lot of stuff more...

    Diary of an AOL User.
    July 18 - I just tried to connect to America Online. I've heard it is
    the best online service I can get. They even included a free disk! I'd
    better hold onto it incase they don't ever send me anther one! I
    can't connect. I don't know what is wrong.
    July 19 - Some guy at the tech support center says my computer needs a
    modem. I don't see why. He's just trying to cheat me. How dumb does he
    think I am?
    July 22 - I bought the modem. I couldn't figure out where it goes. It
    wouldn't fit in the monitor or the printer. I'm confused.
    July 23 - I finally got the modem in and hooked up. that nine year old
    next door did it for me. But it still don't work. I cant get online.
    July 25 - That nine year old kid next door hooked me up to America
    Online for me. He's so smart. I told the kid he was a prodigy. But he
    says that's just another service. What a modest kid. He's so smart and
    he does these services for people. more...

    July 18 - I just tried to connect to America Online. I've heard it is the best online service I can get. They even included a free disk! I'd better hold onto it in case they don't ever send me anther one! I can't connect. I don't know what is wrong.
    July 19 - Some guy at the tech support center says my computer needs a modem. I don't see why. He's just trying to cheat me. How dumb does he think I am?
    July 22 - I bought the modem. I couldn't figure out where it goes. It wouldn't fit in the monitor or the printer. I'm confused.
    July 23 - I finally got the modem in and hooked up. that nine year old next door did it for me. But it still don't work. I cant get online.
    July 25 - That nine year old kid next door hooked me up to America Online for me. He's so smart. I told the kid he was a prodigy. But he says that's just another service. What a modest kid. He's so smart and he does these services for people. Anyway he's smarter then the jerks who sold me the modem. They more...

    A man walks into a restaurant and explains to the manager that he's from the mental hospital up the street. He says he would like to bring a group of the better-adjusted patients in for a meal, as part of their socialization process. The manager says that would be fine, he's always glad to support the local community.
    "Fine", says the visitor, "but one other thing. We don't allow the patients to have money, so they all carry bottle caps. They will offer these for payment, just take them and I'll
    settle with you afterwards". The manager agrees, and they set a date.
    The patients come in, order, enjoy their meal, are extremely polite to the wait staff, and when they leave, thank the manager and give him large handfuls of bottle caps. The manager tells the man from the hospital how
    pleased he is, and presents him the bill.
    He looks at it and says "That's a little more than I expected, you got change for a manhole cover?"

    A man walked into a gift shop that sold religious items. Nearthe cash register he saw a display of caps with "WWJD"printed on all of them. He was puzzled over what the letterscould mean, but couldnt figure it out, so he asked the clerk. The clerk replied that the letters stood for "What Would JesusDo", and was meant to inspire people to not make rashdecisions, but rather to imagine what Jesus would do in thesame situation. The man thought a moment and then replied, "Well, Im damnsure Jesus wouldnt pay $17. 95 for one of these caps."

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