Lusitanian humor

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The problem about the chicken crossing the street…

… according to the opinion of illustrated thinkers of the past and present!

Why did the chicken cross the street?

Primary teacher

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“Because the chicken wanted to get across the street.”

Child

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“Because yes.”

Plato

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“Because it wanted to achieve Good.”

Aristotle

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“Because it’s the nature of the chicken to cross the street.”

Descartes

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“The chicken thought before crossing the street, therefore it is.”

Rousseau

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“Chicken by nature is good; it is society that corrupts you and takes you across the street. ”

Freud

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“Concern over the fact that the chicken has crossed the street is a symptom of sexual insecurity.”

Darwin

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“Over time, chickens have been selected naturally, so that, today, their genetic evolution has made them capable of crossing the street.”

Einstein

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“Whether the chicken crossed the street or whether the street moved towards the chicken, depends on the point of view … Everything is relative.”

Martin Luther King

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“I had a dream. I saw a world in which all free-range chickens can cross the street without questioning their motives. The chicken dreamed. ”

George W. Bush

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“We know that the chicken crossed the street in order to have its arsenal of weapons of mass destruction. So we had to eliminate the chicken. ”

Cavaco Silva

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“Why did you cross the street, it’s not important. What the country needs to know is that, with me, the chicken will have a favorable situation. I will not put barriers for the chicken to cross the street. ”

José Sócrates

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“My government was the one that built the most chicken runners. When I am re-elected, I will build chicken coops on either side of the street so that the chickens do not have to cross it. ”

Mario Soares

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“I already told the chicken to give up crossing the street! I’m going to cross! I will not give up because I know that the Portuguese want me to cross the street again !!! ”

Manuel Alegre

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“The chicken is free, it’s beautiful, something like that… with feathers! It crossed, crosses and will cross the street, because the wind shuts down disgrace, the wind says nothing to you! ”

Jerónimo de Sousa

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“It is the fault of the dominant, imperialist and bourgeois elites who intend to dominate the chickens, usurp their rights and annihilate their ability to cross the street, in the conquest of a better and more just socialist world!”

Francisco Louçã

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“Because it is necessary to say eye to eye that, just for the sake of racism, the chicken needs to cross the street to the other side. It is meanness to force the chicken across the street! ”

Valentim Loureiro

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“I challenge someone to prove that the chicken crossed the street. It’s a lie … !!! It’s all a lie !!! ”

Paulo Bento

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“The chicken crossed the street quietly… This is what we expected and this is what happened, very naturally. The chicken is still very young and these things pay dearly, with peace of mind !!! ”

Zézé Camarinha

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“Because it was the hitch! It’s a real male, it saw a camone chicken across the street and it didn’t forgive. It believed her!!! ”

And the blonde Lili Caneças …

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“Because it wanted to join the other mammals.”

Provérbios modernos

-Quem ri por último…          …é de compreensão lenta.

-Os últimos são sempre…       …desclassificados.

-Quem o feio ama…             …tem que ir ao oculista.

-Deitar cedo e cedo erguer…   …dá muito sono!

-Filho de peixe …             …é tão feio como o pai.

-Quem não arrisca…            …não se lixa.

-O pior cego.                 …é o que não quer cão nem bengala.

-Quem dá aos pobres…          …fica mais teso.

-Há males que vêm…            …e ficam.

-Gato escaldado…              …geralmente esta morto.

-Mais vale tarde…             …que muito mais tarde.

-Cada macaco…                 ….com a sua macaca.

-Águas passadas…              …já passaram.

-Depois da tempestade…        …vem a gripe.

-Vale mais um pássaro na mão    … que uma cagadela na cabeça.

Riddle

You are driving a car and maintaining a constant speed.

On your left side there is a huge swan.

On the right side a large fire engine, which maintains a speed identical to yours.

In front of you a horse gallops, which is much taller than your car, and you cannot pass it.

Behind you comes a helicopter close to the ground.

Both the horse and the helicopter maintain a speed identical to yours.

What do you do to get out of this situation safely?

Think a little…

Think a bit longer…

The answer is further down….

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Answer:

You step out the carousel and you stop drinking, ’cause the alcohol is killing you… 😂

The 5 Jews

The 5 Jews who most changed the way of seeing the World:
Moses, when he said: “The Law is everything …”;
Jesus, when he said: “Love is everything …”;
Marx, when he said: “Capital is everything …”;
Freud, when he said: “Sex is everything …”.
Then EINSTEIN came and fucked it up when he said:
“Everything is relative …” 😀

Scenes from an auction … !!!

A Chinese vase from the Ming dynasty is being auctioned.
The initial bid opens at half a million euros.

The auction is live and each interested party is clearly identified.

Bids are constantly increasing from 100 to 100 thousand Euros. (The fee of
exchange rate at the time of the auction was $1.43 for each euro).

In a few seconds, the bid reaches a million euros, and the cry of the
present crowd, demonstrates the frisson of the moment in the room.

The winner is the last bidder of one million, and the auctioneer
proposal countdown.

“I give you one, I give you two, sold to the gentleman sitting on the second
queue for a million euros. “

Now, watch the video.

The auctioneer is exuberant.

The pace is fast.

This is how an auction should be run.

Please note the emotion on the auctioneer’s face after the final bid.