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Buddhist humour

Greetings Earth Creatures!

Found this in my travels & felt like sharing -

http://www.edepot.com/budhumor.html

Enjoy!
Bunks

Comments

  • BonsaiDougBonsaiDoug Simply, on the path. Veteran
    All good ones!

    Q: What's the difference between a Buddhist and a non-Buddhist?
    A: The non-Buddhist thinks there's a difference.
    vinlynlobster
  • BhikkhuJayasaraBhikkhuJayasara Bhikkhu Veteran
    those are all jokes worthy of Ajahn Brahm.. if you get my drift lol.
  • FoibleFullFoibleFull Canada Veteran
    Yes, make me one with everything joke.
    This video, of a newsman telling that joke to the Dalai Lama is so painful, it's funny. Fortunately, the newsman had a sense of humor:
  • After a day of ocean fishing, a fisherman is walking from the pier carrying a bucket which contains two lobsters. He's approached by the Game Warden who asks to see his fishing license.
    "Oh, I didn't catch these lobsters," the man says, "they're my pets. I come down to the water every day and whistle and these lobsters jump out. Then, I take them for a walk and return them at the end of the day."
    The warden, not believing a word the man said, reminds him that it is illegal to fish without a license. The fisherman turns to the warden and says, "If you don't believe me, then watch," as he throws the lobsters back into the water.
    "Ok, now whistle to your lobsters and show me that they will come out of the water," instructs the warden.
    The fisherman turns to the warden with a sly grin and says, "What lobsters?"

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    Check out the brilliant “my life sucks” contest that two famous Buddhist scholars, Chao-chou and Wen-yuan, had in 800 AD:

    Chao-chou: “I am nothing but a donkey.”

    Wen-yuan:“A donkey? You’re SO lucky. I am merely a donkey’s buttocks.”

    Chao-chou: “Actually, I dream that I could one day be a donkey’s buttocks. At the moment, I am what comes out of the donkey’s buttocks.”

    Wen-yuan: “You’re privileged. I’d give anything to be what comes out of donkey’s buttocks. For I am but a worm living in what comes out of a donkey’s buttocks. And do you know why I’m there?”

    Chao-chou: “Why?”

    Wen-yuan: “Because I wanted to go somewhere special for my summer holidays.”

    With this line, Wen-yuan won the competition.

    http://www.mrjam.org/2010/02/10-best-buddhist-jokes.html



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