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Authorized monkey changer

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  1. Taneen says:

    Authorized Monkey Charger.

    I could get a battery of jokes out of that *groans*

  2. bluejade says:

    I don’t want my monkey changed!

    • KinkyTom says:

      In Soviet Russia Monkey changes YOU!

      • lawlin at things noone else ever lawls at like the word moose ; Also, CEO of trolls on trial, we make you the FIRST one in court :D says:

        if your under 3 years old, if not your most likely to be changing me monkey, unless hes been toilet trained, which would be epic

  3. SeaBee says:

    I want to change mine for one that doesn’t leap out of my closet and point at me.

  4. Echtel says:

    FYI, they did that on purpose. Joger is a company based in Bali that sells funny T-shirts, mostly on the play on words.

  5. Rhianimator says:

    Y’know, if we changed our monkeys more often, we wouldn’t have to spank them as much.

  6. jinxed says:

    I’d like to change my JohnB for something a little more intelligent.

    • lawlin at things noone else ever lawls at like the word moose ; Also, CEO of trolls on trial, we make you the FIRST one in court :D says:

      Scenario = You bring JohnB to the store, but he is so intelligent he binds you in ropes and tapes ur mouth. He then picks you up and brings you into the store to exchange for someone nicer.

      Scenario ended. Jokes jinxed :P .

      • jinxed says:

        haha, but I put him in a cage first……

        • bluejade says:

          …Then you realize that by caging JohnB, you are also caging yourself, and that you are inseparable from your actions. With this remorseful realization; you release him with a sincere apology, an ice cream, and the contents of your wallet. You drive home with the resolve to never, ever to cage or in any way mistreat in any way your fellow occupants of the universe. You now hold the conviction that the only possible path for you is to do good in the world.
          You are delighted to find that with this new sense of inner illumination, you no longer require a flashlight to find your way to the outhouse at night.

          • lexan D says:

            Sooo, he is Amish?

            • lawlin at things noone else ever lawls at like the word moose ; Also, CEO of trolls on trial, we make you the FIRST one in court :D says:

              what bluejade said is Deeeeep….

              • lexan D says:

                It is, I got it.
                What I also got was a funny mental image from when I met some Amish people and had to use their bathroom. The old order Amish do not have indoor plumbing.

                • Bran says:

                  The food is amazing though.

                • Droll not Troll says:

                  I don’t think we have Amish communities Down Here. Do they have the “long drop” toilets?

                  • bluejade says:

                    You could call them that. Not a common feature in merkin society anymore.

                  • bluejade says:

                    I bet somewhere, there is an Amish or Mennonite community. They get around, and turn up in surprising places.

                    • JohnB says:

                      One morning the road I take into work was blocked because a house was on fire and the street was filled with fire engines, etc. I went the only alternate route I knew, a rather long way around, and discovered that a small town in this county is a haven for Mennonites. I don’t know what their toilets are like, but the boys all seem to ride bicycles to school. How they keep their straw hats on while doing so is a mystery to me. I was also confused by the fact that they clearly do not drive cars, using horse-drawn buggies, but they do use very modern motorized tractors. In fact I saw one rather odd rig that had a large tractor towing what appeared to be the bed of a ’70s-era pickup truck. I’ve sen them in our local Wal-Mart, and when they leave they ride with what appear to be non-Mennonite folks driving vans and such. So their rules seem to be rather different than the Amish, whom I’ve seen other places, and who never seem to utilize any technology newer than the 19th century.

                  • lexan D says:

                    “long drop” toilets?-that is funny, and accurate.

                    At the time I wish I had asked why the one I used had two seats. Side by side.

                    • Droll not Troll says:

                      “Long drop” was the usual term for them Down Here. I haven’t seen one in years, but I still remember the smell! And throwing a fruit tin of lime down instead of flushing.
                      The 2 seats are for the obvious reason, so 2 ppl can go at the same time. They were called 2-holers here. I heard of a 6-holer, but I’ve never seen one.

                      • la conejita says:

                        I don’t even feel comfortable when I am in the bathroom and my kids are outside the door banging on it. How would I ever go with someone alongside doing their business?

                        What were the 6-holer builder’s thinking? Bringing the family together no matter what?

                        • bluejade says:

                          Why won’t kids leave you alone when you need to use the toilet??? WHY?? Someday, I’ll get even.

                        • lexan D says:

                          Maybe it’s -the family that goes together stays…
                          nah forget it.

                        • dr handle says:

                          I would not have been any good as an ancient Roman – their public toilets were seriously public, i.e. rows of holes side by side, and very close together; using the loo was supposed to be a social activity. I would’ve hung on until I exploded.

                        • bluejade says:

                          I did some jail time in my social activism days, and that was one of the biggest bummers about being in jail, other the the fact I couldn’t leave. The bathroom was a huge row of toilets, no stalls, and cameras. Not a place for a Shy Person.

                        • Droll not Troll says:

                          My favourite toilet story was told by Billy Connolly. In the shipyards where he worked, the facilities were constructed as a row of holes in a long bench, with an open drain of continuously flowing water just below. There were partitions between the seats.
                          On occasions when most or all seats were occupied, some clown at the upstream end would put some newspaper in the drain and set fire to it. Extreme prairie-dogging followed! :lol:

                        • Droll not Troll says:

                          One advantage of the 6-holer: Tell each other scary stories, saves on laxatives.

                        • bluejade says:

                          Is Billy Connolly a comedian? If so, I’ve got to check him out. The human capacities for practical jokes is endless…

                          Actually, some of the hardest I’ve ever laughed was in jail. We worked at keeping each other entertained, and we were all there for the same reason. The talent shows were GREAT!!

                        • Droll not Troll says:

                          Billy is a Glasgow-born comedian-turned-actor. I think he lives in the Yousay now. He’ll be on the Internet Movie Database (Google it). He made a lot of very funny LP records, CDs, and probably videos as well. He doesn’t tell many jokes, just very funny stories. Try his later stuff if you can find it, because his accent was a bit thick in the early days.

          • jinxed says:

            Screw that. I’m going to rob somebody and buy some ice cream.

  7. lexan D says:

    And the monkey changer is named Humor Gaya Joger. :lol:

  8. lexan D says:

    Thanks for the advice!
    After all who knows what he may do to my monkey while it is being changed.

  9. la conejita says:

    If you bought Popo the monkey, this is the place to change him.

    Some people go to just anyone for the changing of their monky, but this is an Authorized Monkey Changer.

  10. ypc says:

    uh, it IS a store of “jokes” in Bali -_- that store *thinks* they’re so funny, but they’re NOT. haha -_________-

  11. GK says:

    The Engrish from this store is not a mistake. Their store is very famous for the weirdest sentences that are printed pretty much on all of their merchandise. Sorry to be the party pooper, but almost everyone who visits Bali don’t leave without a souvenir or 2 from Joger, the store.

  12. dr handle says:

    Good afternoon, I would like to have my monkey changed please – I would like him converted into one that doesn’t hurl dung, or constantly wave its bright red bottom at me. Maybe you could do something about its fur, too, and perhaps stop it shrieking and trying to tear the faces of any visitors. Toilet training would be good. Yeah, in general, can you just pimp my monkey? Ta.

  13. Taneen says:

    I wonder what the monkey change rate is for Spider Monkeys to Grey Langurs. I would remind people to always count their monkeys when they have been changed! I think I was gypped!

  14. coyoteman says:

    Hello?? Mr. Monkey Changer? Could you please tell me which monkey has the best glands for sauce? Yes… yes… OK Thank you and have a good day!

  15. JohnB says:

    This seems very obvious to me. Before you toilet train your monkey, of course it must wear diapers. Changing a baby’s diapers is gross enough, but a monkey’s? It’s good to know there are people who are authorized to provide this valuable service.

  16. they did that on purpose.. find them on bali – Indonesia, they have hilarious shirt

  17. Hidayah says:

    That was done on purpose. @_@
    This is Malay.

  18. Feel_good says:

    That’s good. There are too many unlicensed monkey changers out there trying to rip you off.
    When your monkey needs changing, make sure the monkey changer is authorised.

  19. John Lennon says:

    Everybody’s got something to change, ‘cept for me and my monkey.

  20. Ginger Snape says:

    I COULD make a comment here about monkey junk but since there was a picture on “picture is unrelated”…

  21. “The experience was long and exhausting, but he emerged from it a changed monkey.”

    • JohnB says:

      After a long and exhausting experience, I sure hope he took a shower, too! A mere change of clothes would not suffice.

  22. meowmeow says:

    The “Monkey” word is actually intended. The Joger is a company who makes funny words mix together.

  23. Ginger Snape says:

    So Joger is a monkey junky *facepalms, then slinks away in shame*

  24. echaboy says:

    Hey, i know this one.. It’s in Bali, Indonesia.. And this shop is intended to be funny, they sell shirts and stuffs with twisted words, so they do it on purpose…

  25. Mark. Gooley says:

    I have this vision of Jesus driving the monkey changers out of the Temple in Jerusalem. “My Father’s house was meant to be a house of prayer, but you have made it a den of apes!” Okay, maybe not apes. Monkeys and apes are different things, I guess.

  26. angga says:

    i just can’t wait 2 see u guys in bali, my hometown!!

    it’s in indonesia…. 2 be sure… 100% indonesia

    there’s no “jalan raya Denpasar-bedugul, desa luwus, kilometer 37″ in malaysia
    :D

  27. Niko says:

    it is on purpose, the small letters under reads “Joger version humor”

  28. Leticia says:

    that’s on purpose, if you see real close there’s a word “Joger version humor”. But near that place there’re really a money changer though :)

  29. Fajar says:

    Hey, it’s a clothing company in bali. i live there.
    it’s meant to be like that. so any tourists seeing will LOL.
    just like the ones seeing it on the net.

  30. Lunar™ says:

    We can swap out the US president here?

  31. chibrid says:

    that’s on purpose, Joger T-shirts like to make fun of Engrish just as much as we do. Oh and they also like to make fun of tourists buying their T-shirts without knowing what it means.

  32. Dewa™ says:

    Hey, they did that on purpose. Joger is a company based in Bali that sells funny T Shirt, and ..yeah they always twisted words at their products (t-shirt, etc).

    Btw, If u go to Bali (INDONESIA) , You have to come to this SHOP!!


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