Sunday, April 5, 2009

For You, The Fans - Part 5

Well ladies and gents, it's been quite a journey; we've been educated on the ways of the pneumothorax, met Britney Vikings, and shared methods of creating cirque du soleil themed parties. Alas! This is the final post, we've reached number five of five, quinque ex quinque, sista på listan - if you will! But let's not part on bad terms.

The final entry in the top 5 keywords and phrases is something enjoyable, something I'm sure we can all appreciate:
Snow? FedEx jokes? The list must surely be endless!

5) Snow and FedEx Jokes - (23 hits in 2 months)

My image of FedEx is slightly skewed...An interesting topic, to be sure. It seems our poor FedEx deliveryperson (how PC!) is just someone we all love to hate - and when people hate something, it's only natural to create jokes about it. Well, I racked my brains for a whole seven minutes and all I could come up with the following joke. I emplore you all to help me out here, I'm sure there are some firecrackers out there waiting to be unleashed ... for now though:

Why did the FedEx delivery man cross the road?

Because it was five o'clock on a weekday, and he was going home because FedEx's delivery hours are as ludicrously unrealistic as a pony dancing the cha-cha.

BAM! How's that for hilarious?

Ok, in all seriousness (if that's possible here), I did a quick google search, and came across one which made me giggle:

What do you get if you cross FedEx and UPS?

FedUp. (Rimshot please!)

I'm here all week folks. All week. I also realise there are no jokes about snow here, and as this post is about 'snow and FedEx jokes' that's kinda lame, but I'm just not in a witty mood today, so I leave it to the comments section for more hilarity.

Thanks for reading, and stay tuned as we return to your regular programming.

Jimzip

4 thoughts are now mine:

Dale said...

This one time, a Fed Ex guy was late delivering snow to this town, and the formerly revered snow-predicting beaver was shunned and booed and had to find a new job...

No? :)

(Apologies for everything in there that is inaccurate: mainly the snow-predicting beaver who may in fact be a gopher and not predict the coming of snow but the ending of it... My fact-checker is on holidays, and imaginary).

Jimzip said...

Hahah. Yeah, nice one.

It's easy to make up jokes about either snow *or* fedex, but quite hard to make up jokes about both at once...

Jimzip :D

Anonymous said...

How do FedEx delivery people get around when roads are closed during a snow storm?

By icicle.

Boo?

Luke said...

I was going to try making up a Fed Ex and snow joke but thought it'd be too hard to get anything funny, but after reading other people's attempts, I realise I was right. ;p



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