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Heaven or Hell?

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  1. A South Georgia farmer dies and, being a heathen, goes to Hell. When he gets
    there it's 95° with 90% humidity.
    But Satan notices he's kicked back on the
    brimstone relaxing comfortably. He asks, "Why aren't you miserable like
    everyone else here?"
    The farmer replies, "Oh, this is like a warm spring day
    in south Georgia. I like it."
    Angry, Satan turns up the thermos until it's 100° and 95% humidity.
    Still, the farmer's happy. "This is like a good June
    day on the farm. Not bad at all."
    Furious, Satan turns it up to 105°and 99%
    humidity. Everyone is even more miserable, except the south Georgia farmer
    still laying there resting. "Hey, this is like a good August day on the farm
    bailing hay. Feels good. The hotter the better."

    In a total rage, Satan turns the thermostat down to
    minus 25°F. Within seconds, the air becomes chilly and frost appears, soon
    followed by solid ice everywhere. Satan smirks, watching the farmer.

    The confused farmer looks down at the frozen ground for a moment, suddenly
    jumps up excitedly, looks around everywhere, realizes that Hell has frozen
    over, and begins to laugh, jump for joy and scream.

    "Tech beat Georgia! Tech beat Georgia! Tech beat Georgia

  2. Alice said:

    A South Georgia farmer dies and, being a heathen, goes to Hell. When
    he gets there it's 95° with 90% humidity.
    But Satan notices he's kicked back on the
    brimstone relaxing comfortably. He asks, "Why aren't you miserable
    like everyone else here?"

    It was a cute joke almost 20 or more years ago, when it involved the New
    Orleans Saints, who hadn't won a superbowl in who knows how long. Not
    particularly funny to someone who doesn't give a rip about using HOT peppers
    so hot you can't actually taste the food behind them. I like spicy, not
    overwhelming. Cute joke, though.

    Jill

  3. jmcquown said:
    Alice said:

    A South Georgia farmer dies and, being a heathen, goes to Hell. When
    he gets there it's 95° with 90% humidity.
    But Satan notices he's kicked back on the
    brimstone relaxing comfortably. He asks, "Why aren't you miserable
    like everyone else here?"

    It was a cute joke almost 20 or more years ago, when it involved the New
    Orleans Saints, who hadn't won a superbowl in who knows how long. Not
    particularly funny to someone who doesn't give a rip about using HOT peppers
    so hot you can't actually taste the food behind them. I like spicy, not
    overwhelming. Cute joke, though.

    I think you're having an "episode" Jill. Take a pill.

    -sw

  4. Steve Wertz said:
    jmcquown said:
    Alice said:

    A South Georgia farmer dies and, being a heathen, goes to Hell. When
    he gets there it's 95° with 90% humidity.
    But Satan notices he's kicked back on the
    brimstone relaxing comfortably. He asks, "Why aren't you miserable
    like everyone else here?"


    It was a cute joke almost 20 or more years ago, when it involved the New
    Orleans Saints, who hadn't won a superbowl in who knows how long. Not
    particularly funny to someone who doesn't give a rip about using HOT peppers
    so hot you can't actually taste the food behind them. I like spicy, not
    overwhelming. Cute joke, though.

    I think you're having an "episode" Jill. Take a pill.

    -sw

    That was a bizarre post. Maybe she had too many bloody mary's?

    Dan

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