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Engineer Humor: The Inquisition and the 3 victims
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- Subject: Engineer Humor: The Inquisition and the 3 victims
- From: [email protected] (Jon D Dayley)
- Date: Mon, 8 Sep 1997 12:32:54 -0700
- References: <[email protected]>
>During the Inquisition, there were three victims lined up
>for the guillotine.
>
>The first one was a lawyer. He stuck his head in the hole,
>they pulled the rope, but the blade didn't fall. Relieved,
>the attorney pulled his head out, said that they couldn't
>execute him twice for the same crime, and ran away free.
>
>The second victim was a rabbi. He too put his head in the
>hole, they pulled on the rope, but the blade didn't fall.
>He also told them they legally couldn't execute him twice
>for the same crime, so they had to let him go too.
>
>The third victim was an engineer. He stuck his head in the
>hole and looked up at the blade. Just before they pulled
>the rope, he said, "Hey, I see what the problem is. Let me
>fix it for you."