There was once a Russian, a Cuban, an American Businessman, and an American Lawyer, riding on the Orient Express.
After a while, the Russian gets thirsty. He takes out a bottle of Fine Russian Vodka, gives everyone a drink, takes one himself, and throws the bottle out the window.
"What are you doing? That's a $40 bottle of Vodka!" shouts the Buisnessman.
The Russian shrugs, and says "In Russia, we have a lot of vodka."
After a while, the Cuban pulls out a Fine Havana Cigar, and gives one to each man. After taking a couple of puffs on it, he throws it out the window.
The Businessman screams "Why did you do that? That was a $20 cigar!"
The Cuban shrugs, says, "In Cuba, we have a lot of Cigars.
The Businessman thinks about this, thinks about what the Russian said, opens the window and throws out the Lawyer.
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Little Johnny was having problems. He was getting kicked out of every school. He would make it a week, two weeks, once a month he went to the same school. Finally, in desperation, they went to the last school in town. St. Leonards Catholic school.
They waited, but nothing happened.
One week, still enrolled. Alright, they said, we can deal with this.
Two weeks, still enrolled. Well, they said, it's happened before.
One month, still enrolled. I don't understand what' going on, they say to each other.
Finally, after two months, they go to his teacher.
"Sister, what's going on with Johnny? How is he doing, really?"
"Well," she said, "Fine, really. He's such a good pupil. So polite."
"Not Johnny! He's been kicked out of every school!"
So they go to the principal. "Sister, how is Johnny doing, really."
"Johnny is doing quite well, really. In fact, we're going to put him on the honor roll he's doing so good."
The parents don't believe it. Well, they say, he could have fooled the sisters. Let's go talk to the priest.
"Father, how is Little Johnny doing?"
"Johnny is a good boy, you should both be proud of him."
"Father, we have a hard time believing that. Johnny got kicked out of school after school for mischievous behaviour. Really, how is he doing?"
"You should be very proud. He is a fine young man. In fact, we're going to make him head alter boy."
The parents just can't believe it. So they go home, and find Johnny.
"Johnny," they say, "What's going on with school."
"I like it, it's fun."
"Johnny," they say, "You've been kicked out of school after school. How come you haven't been kicked out of this one yet?"
"Well," Johnny says, "When I walked into class, that first day, and saw a guy nailed to the post on the wall, I knew they meant business!"