allotment jokes can you beat these

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  1. allotment boy (never activated)

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    Mrs Jones is on the doorstep crying when a passer by asked the reason.
    I sent my husband up the allotments this morning for a cabbage for sunday lunch and after 2 hours he hadnt returned,so i went up the plot to see where he was,and to my horror i found him dead."good god Mrs Jones" asked the passer by"how did you manage"
    Mrs Jones replied "I opened a tin of peas"
    Well I Thought it was good anyway
     
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    Iwas working in the greenhouse when my neighbour asked if i had 2 pound of tomatoes to sell him
    I replied that i didnt cut my tomatoes in half for anyone
    Brilliant or what
     
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    Like the first one, but I don't get the second?
     
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    I think his tomatoes are so big that two pounds would only be one half of a tomato?? [​IMG]
     
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    Aaah! Now I see! Thanks [​IMG]
     
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    First time I heard this was about 30 yrs ago, when I was living in Ulster....
    It's just the sort of thing an Ulsterwoman would say!!!
     
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    We celts are all the same,thats what a typical valley woman would say to
     
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