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In the discussion thread: Custer's Last Stand: Annual re-enactment of the Battle of the Little Bighorn pays homage . . . [View all]

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Mon Jun 18, 2012, 12:29 PM

madinmaryland (53,183 posts)

16. this???

General Custer's Assistant is giving the General his daily briefing. He concludes by saying: "Yesterday, 3 Brazilian Indians were killed."

"OH NO!" the General exclaims. "That's terrible!"

His staff sits stunned at this display of emotion, nervously watching as the General sits, head in hands.

Finally, the General looks up and asks, "How many is a brazillion?"

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17 replies	Author	Time	Post
Custer's Last Stand: Annual re-enactment of the Battle of the Little Bighorn pays homage . . . [View all]	Ptah	Jun 2012	OP
I can think of a dozen things to say...	Archae	Jun 2012	#1
I've been to the national monument	Major Nikon	Jun 2012	#2
As a Montana born and raised guy, I'm a little embarrassed to have not seen it.	Ptah	Jun 2012	#6
I saw it more or less by accident	Major Nikon	Jun 2012	#8
No worries...	Javaman	Jun 2012	#13
One of my favorite all-time jokes:	coalition_unwilling	Jun 2012	#3
or...	hrmjustin	Jun 2012	#4
The way that I heard the joke is...	MarianJack	Jun 2012	#5
Bwa-ha-ha. Priceless! - n/t	coalition_unwilling	Jun 2012	#11
Time for my favorite Custer joke	jmowreader	Jun 2012	#7
used to be bumberstickers that said "Custer wears an Arrow shirt". nt	Raine	Jun 2012	#12
Please Mister Custer ...I don't want to go	jaysunb	Jun 2012	#9
The winners saw it differently. 'Blacklodge Singers "Soldier Boy" '	Ptah	Jun 2012	#10
Custer was an interesting character.	raouldukelives	Jun 2012	#14
My sister taught school out on the Cheyenne Reservation and one of the best thing that she	jwirr	Jun 2012	#15
this???	madinmaryland	Jun 2012	#16
I heard that as a george w moron joke.	MarianJack	Jun 2012	#17

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