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Glad they help you laugh, Gerry. It really is good for us to lighten up and laugh a lot, huh? I got in on an especially interesting program just the other night about a clinic that is doing extensive research into the medical value of laughter. It showed several men sitting in a room watching old reruns of Galliger. Each was hooked up to machines testing their vital statistics. There was also a tech taking blood from each one. They were laughing like crazy and the tests were sending back many positive results. One comment went something like "a good belly laugh was as good as aerobics". (That perked me right up, aerobics, yuk!) :) The clinic has also developed a test to ascertain just what kind of humor makes each individual laugh the most and then they write them a "prescription" naming books, videos, etc. that will be sure and make them LOL. Neat, huh? Sharon P.S. To answer your question: I get most of my jokes from cyberspace AND my brother (of course, most of his I can only send to certain ones of you that I have learned have the same wild sense of humor I have and won't be offended.) :) -----Original Message----- From: Gerry & Brig Haines <[log in to unmask]> To: Multiple recipients of list PARKINSN <[log in to unmask]> Date: Sunday, November 29, 1998 7:29 PM Subject: Re: Humor >Sharon, where do you get all these jokes, I must admit, I read them and then >read them out loud to my husband who always enjoys them. Thanks, they all >have given us some really good laughs. Today happens to be one of those days I >need a good laugh, not an exceptionally long you know what. >Gerry >