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Thanks Debbie! Great to see an economist with a sense of humour. If it is any consolation, I'm a glorified IT nerd.
What does a computer programmer use for contraception?
His personality :-)
Thanks Phil. Over the last week I have seen the price of oil shoot up unbelievably, and heard at least 2 more very credible people say that Peak OIl occured in 2006. I'm really ready to hear some jokes - I need them.
David C.
Q:What do you get when you cross an economist with a werewolf?
A: Nothing. There are some things even a dog won't do.
Q:How many economists does it take to change a lightbulb?
A: None. They can't see the spreadsheet to decide if the lightbulb is worth changing.
I liked the programmer joke! It reminds me of another one about economists:
Definition of an Economist: Someone who knows a little math, but doesn't have enough personality to become an accountant.
Sigh,
Debbie