It's 1956 and iconic film director Cecil B. DeMille isgetting ready to shoot the most expensive scene ever filmed: the parting of the Red Sea in his movie "The Ten Commandments."
The scene required 2200 extras and 800 animals and could be shot only once. So DeMille arranged for one not, not two, not even three cameras but four camera/cameraman set-ups surrounding the scene.
Everything's in place. DeMille shouts, "Cameras! Action!" and the scene unfolds. The moment it...
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A United States Marine walks into a restroom at the Pentagon to take a leak...
There, at the row of urinals, a Soldier and a Sailor are also relieving themselves. The Marine pulls up to a vacant urinal next to them and gets ready to do his business.
Just then the Soldier finishes up, zips up, and goes over to the sink. He turns on the water and lets it get nice and wa...
An old man walks into a bar and sees a jar full of wrinkly, dried up lemon rinds...
An old man walks into a bar and sees a jar full of wrinkly, dried up lemon rinds. He sits down and orders a beer from one hell of a beefy, muscled bartender. He takes a shakey sip from his dark, dark beer, puts it back down, and asks about the lemons as old and shriveled as he is.
"We have a ...
Centuries upon centuries ago, a group of nuns lived in a secluded convent deep in the woods.
Centuries upon centuries ago, a group of nuns lived in a secluded convent deep in the woods. The convent provided all of their basic needs: cows for milk, sheep for cheese, grain for bread, and even bees for honey. However, one day a deadly plague swept through the land, infecting all of the siste...
The assistant pastor and Tootie Greene.
Recently, a new assistant pastor was hired for the local church. The head pastor told him on his first week to go down to the homeless shelter and work with the less fortunate. So the assistant pastor went down to the shelter with soup and bread. After feeding the people he gave a sermon. Most of th...
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