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Hallo Anamor mit 2 jüdischen Witzen
Hallo Anamor! *g*
da hast du natuerlich recht, entschuldigung, der witz mit deinem namen ist dir aufgefallen, aber das er gleich in zwei postings von dir einen widerhall findet, ist dann wirklich erst richtig lustig *zwinker*
beste gruesse, dein ogel
.Jews in Japan.
.On a Jewish holiday in Tokyo, Harry Siegel, far, far from his home in Staten Island, asked the Japanese hotel clerk, "Excuse me.
Would you happen to know if there is a Jewish synagogue here in Tokyo?
"Synagogue?" replied the clerk. "Ah, so Siegel-san. Ah, yes! Is synagogue! Leave hotel, walk down street two blocks, turn left -
banzai! - is synagogue!"
So Mr. Siegel left the hotel, followed the clerk's directions, and there - lo and behold - was a synagogue. He entered. All of the
worshipers were Japanese, as was the rabbi, and the Purim services had begun. Mr.Siegel happily joined in. When the services were
over, he went up to the rabbi and said,"My name is Siegel. I'm from America. I just want to tell you, Rabbi, how very happy I was to
be with you tonight."
The Japanese rabbi beamed. "Is honor! But excuse, you Jewish?"
"Certainly" replied Mr. Siegel.
"That's funny," said the rabbi. "You don't look Jewish."
..Jewish Life in Space
.This takes place in the old days when the first 3-man space shuttle
came splashing down from the moon and the ship the U.S.S. Seagull
(Jewish ship of course-Segal) picked up the capsule. The first man who
got out of the capsule was Protestant and the clergyman of his faith
asked him; "How was it my son?" The Protestant astronaut answered with
a big healthy smile; "It was truly a great experience, etc." The second
man was Catholic and when he emerged from the capsule the priest blessed
him and asked him; "In the name of the Father, Son, and the Holy Ghost-
How was it?" and the reply was; "It was fabulous Father!" The third man,
of course, was Jewish and with great effort left the space ship and was
huffing and puffing and the Rabbi came up to him and asked him; "How
come-Nu, what happened? The other two astronauts came out composed and
refreshed-and you, Nu?" The Jewish astronaut answered-breathing very
heavily; "Every 90 minutes, 'Shacharit, Mincha, Mariv - Shacharit,
Mincha, Mariv'!.