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2005 Legacy: The Bluetooth Share Failure

Two altar servers standing perfectly still behind the altar for ten minutes, trying to transfer a monophonic religious dzwonek via a newly discovered technology called Bluetooth.

Part of the 36 Religious Jokes: The 2005 “Podcasting Pastors, Myspace Ministries & Razr Phone Blessings” Edition archive. Historically Verified

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⏳ Time Capsule: This is how we rolled in the first two decades of the internet

@Cipher_Steak02/13/2009 06:15Ignorance is bliss, but this joke is better.
@Grumpy_Cat_Real01/06/2004 14:17I laughed once. It was awful. (Just kidding, it’s gold).
@Dogpile_Fan_Club07/14/2010 17:28All the search engines agree: this is funny.
@Hat_Tip_Sir05/20/2004 00:03M’lady... this joke is superb.
@Not_Bad_Obama07/01/1998 00:17Not bad. Not bad at all.

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