It was George the Mailman’s last day.
As he did his final rounds he reached the door of the first house and was greeted by a elderly couple who gave him a gift certificate. At the next house, the entire family gave him a set of fishing lures, and at the third house he received a box of fine cigars.
But at the next house he was greeted by a sexy blonde wearing a skimpy negligee. Without a word, she signaled him to come inside. She gently took him upstairs and made mad passionate love to him. George certainly didn't mind.
She then led him downstairs where she made him a huge breakfast of toast, sausage, eggs and hash-browns. George was truly satisfied. As he leaned forward to get his second cup of coffee, he noticed a dollar bill sticking out from under the cup.
Curious, he asks the blonde, ”This is all wonderful and I appreciate everything..but…what’s the dollar for?”
“Oh,” says the blonde, “I asked my husband last night what we should give you for your retirement. He said ‘Screw him! give him a dollar!’
She beamed at him. "The breakfast part was my idea!”
Retirement...
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Re: Retirement...
He was a milkman in my day, Norman. I'm just wondering, given George was a Postman, whether you deliberately changed it. Or perhaps this is a true story.
I bet you've got Dot thinking. I guess we'll find out very shortly. 


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Re: Retirement...
Well now, George did work for Aust Post but not as a mailman, so that is most likely why he didn't get the blonde with breakfast BUT he did have a huh hum with a big blond (but he didn't hang around for breakfast)
and that was before I arrived on the scene.
a good around the campfire story 




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Re: Retirement...
Never mind the campfire story - it's just plain good advice. .................Isn't it?
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