> > Henry Lang grew up in Kansas, part of the most wealthy and influential family in the area. Everyone around knew of the Langs, and eventually, in gratitude for all that the family had done for the area, the townsfolk erected a huge sign in front of the train station, saying, "Welcome on behalf of the Langs." One day, Henry, now in his forties, returned to the area, and he was shocked to see that the townsfolk had taken down the old Lang sign.
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> > Thank you,
> > Eug' 'ene
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> Horrible pun. Listen closely on New Years Eve and you might catch it.
> Howard

That reminded me of an even more horrible joke. I don't know if it's already in Really Bad Jokes or not.

After Leif Ericsson went on his voyage of discovery, he got back home and discovered that he wasn't on any of the official records anymore. He went around to see the local authorities about it. The man looked him up, and said, "Oh, I'm sorry, you're right. I don't know how that happened. I must have taken Leif off my census."

Brunnen-"I am coming from Iceland"G