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I know this joke may be an oldie, but it made me laugh . . . and think . . . and laugh again.
Deafie newlyweds are on their honeymoon. They stop for the night at a motel. The new husband wakes up hungry about midnight, sneaks out to their car, and drives to an all-night diner for 'burgers and fries. He returns to the motel court and is completely turned around. The magnetic card to get back into his room does not have their room number on it because of security in case it gets lost. He has his no clue whether his wife is sleeping in the row of ten rooms to the west, the ten rooms to north, or the ten rooms to the east. Their unit is somewhere in the middle of one of the rows. If he tries to swipe the card in two wrong doors, it will set off an automatic call to 9-1-1.
He tries his wife's text phone, but of course she wouldn't feel the vibrations in her purse. Then he has an idea. He pushes the car alarm button on his key ring, and can feel his car horn honking like crazy.
One by one, every room in the motel court lights up . . . except for one. He smiles and kills the car alarm, because the room without a light is where his wife is sleeping.
Deafie newlyweds are on their honeymoon. They stop for the night at a motel. The new husband wakes up hungry about midnight, sneaks out to their car, and drives to an all-night diner for 'burgers and fries. He returns to the motel court and is completely turned around. The magnetic card to get back into his room does not have their room number on it because of security in case it gets lost. He has his no clue whether his wife is sleeping in the row of ten rooms to the west, the ten rooms to north, or the ten rooms to the east. Their unit is somewhere in the middle of one of the rows. If he tries to swipe the card in two wrong doors, it will set off an automatic call to 9-1-1.
He tries his wife's text phone, but of course she wouldn't feel the vibrations in her purse. Then he has an idea. He pushes the car alarm button on his key ring, and can feel his car horn honking like crazy.
One by one, every room in the motel court lights up . . . except for one. He smiles and kills the car alarm, because the room without a light is where his wife is sleeping.