JOKE OF THE DAY 28 Jan 2009

True Story of a Toastmaster

Our son recently married a woman from
Russia. During the reception, Russian and American guests proposed
toasts... As someone translated, my sister-in-law said: "To good
health, good fortune. Go forth and multiply." I couldn't help noticing
that some of the guests looked confused. We found out later that the
toast had been translated as: "To good health, good fortune. Go and do
math."
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