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Two wrongs don�t make a right, but they make a good excuse.
Thomas Szasz (b. 1920), U.S. psychiatrist
Tom wanted  loan for a tour of Europe for six months. His bank refused though Tom had done business with them for years. He went to another bank and got the loan Then he bought a five pound fish, had it wrapped, put it in a safe deposit box at the first bank and went on his tour joyfully
for six months. 
Dad came to breakfast table with a newspaper in his hand. " Tom, dear bring my reading glasses", he told his elder son. His younger 5
years old son Johnny asked," Why do you send me to school". 

Sipping coffee his father replied, "So that you may learn to read and write" 

Johnny asked wonderingly, " But if Reading Glasses help us to read, why go to the school?"
 

 
A new author sent his book to a senior author whom he had met at a party. "How did you like my book."
He asked the senior when they met again. The senior said, "Oh, you have written a wonderful book. I take it to my bed every night and it
makes me sleep within a moment. It has cured my insomnia!" 
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Bob bought his wife a beautiful diamond ring for Christmas. 

A friend of his said, "I thought she wanted one of those sporty 
4-Wheel drive vehicles." 

"She did," Bob replied. "But where in the world was I gonna
find a fake Jeep?"

 
Crkicket
People in England, Australia, South Africa, India
Sri Lanka and Pakistan are crazy about cricket. In the
subcontinent emotions run high when India plays Paistan. 
But since the Indian team often loses, the Indian Government 
decided that the India will not play any tournament
where Pakistan plays.

Pakistan's Cricket Board's chief  was talking on phone to 
his counterpart in Delhi. He was trying to convince him to 
send the Indian team on a tour of  Pakistan. The Indian 
cricket chief was saying; 

"I am convinced. The tour of Indian team to Pakistan will 
be very good for both the teams as well as the nations. But
I do not know how to Convince my Government!"

Pakistani chief asked; "Is there anything we can do to help 
you convince them?"

With a sigh the Indian chief said; "Yes. There might be. 
Would you agree to let us select all the neutral umpires!