RogerS
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Three men were trying to agree the definition of Laissez-Faire.
The first guy said "Laissez-Faire is when a man comes home from work unexpectedly, goes upstairs, opens the bedroom door to find his wife in bed with another man, so closes the door and goes back downstairs. That's Laissez-Faire"
"Mmmmm" said the second man "I don't think that's quite right. Laissez-Faire is when a man comes home from work unexpectedly, goes upstairs, opens the bedroom door to find his wife in bed with another man, says to the man 'Carry On' then closes the door and goes back downstairs. That's Laissez-Faire"
"Close but not quite there" said the third man. "Laissez-Faire is when a man comes home from work unexpectedly, goes upstairs, opens the bedroom door to find his wife in bed with another man, says to the man 'Carry On' and the man can. That's Laissez-Faire
The first guy said "Laissez-Faire is when a man comes home from work unexpectedly, goes upstairs, opens the bedroom door to find his wife in bed with another man, so closes the door and goes back downstairs. That's Laissez-Faire"
"Mmmmm" said the second man "I don't think that's quite right. Laissez-Faire is when a man comes home from work unexpectedly, goes upstairs, opens the bedroom door to find his wife in bed with another man, says to the man 'Carry On' then closes the door and goes back downstairs. That's Laissez-Faire"
"Close but not quite there" said the third man. "Laissez-Faire is when a man comes home from work unexpectedly, goes upstairs, opens the bedroom door to find his wife in bed with another man, says to the man 'Carry On' and the man can. That's Laissez-Faire
