Boudreaux took "Tee" Boudreaux fishing on the lake for the first time a couple of weeks ago. After a while, "Tee" started asking his daddy some questions.
"Daddy, what makes da boat float?"
Boudreaux replies, "Mais, I don't really know, son."
A few minutes later "Tee" asks, "Daddy, how do da fishes breath under da water?"
Boud replies, "Mais, I don't really know, son."
A little while later, another question, "Daddy, why is da sky blue?"
Same answer, "Mais, I don't really know, son."
"Tee" says, "Daddy, I sure hopes you don't mind me axing all dem questions."
Boudreaux tells him, "Mais no, cher. If you don't ax questions, you never gonna learn anyting?"
I was listening to a lady who called a Cajun radio pastor. The pastor was a wise, grandfatherly gentleman who had that calm reassuring voice that can melt all fear in just about any human personality.
The lady, who was obviously crying, said "Pastor, I was born blind, and I've been blind all my life. I don't mind so much being blind, but I have some well meaning friends who tell me that if I had more faith I could be healed."
The Cajun pastor asked her, "Tell me mon cher, do ...you carry one of dem white canes?"
"Yes I do," she replied.
"Den let me told you what to do. Da next time someone says dat, hit dem square over da head wit da cane," he said. "Den, you tell dem . . . 'If you had more fait cher, dat wouldn't hurt so much!' . . . "
Boudreaux asks a store clerk, “In what aisle might I find da boudin mon ami?”
The clerk looks at him and asks, “Are you Cajun?”
Boudreaux (clearly offended) says, “Well, yes I am me. But let me axe you someting. If I had axed for Italian sausage, would you axe me if I was Eye-talian? Or if I had asked for German Bratwurst, would you axe me if I was German? Or if I axed for a kosher hot dog, would you axe me if I was Jewish me? Or if I had axed for a taco, would you axe if I w...as Mexican? If I axed for some Irish whiskey, would you axe if me I was Irish?
The clerk says, “Well no, I probably wouldn’t.”
With a sense of deep self-righteous indignation, Boudreaux says, “Well den, why did you axe me if I’m Cajun just because I axed for boudin?”
The clerk replied, “Well sir, it’s because you’re in Home Depot!”
Roger Paul
Boudreaux, a 70-year-old, extremely wealthy Cajun widower, shows up at the Country Club with a breathtakingly beautiful and very sexy 25-year-old blonde-haired woman who knocks everyone's socks off with her youthful sex appeal and charm. She hangs on to Boudreaux’s arm and listens intently to his every word.
His buddies at the club are all aghast. At the very first chance, they corner him and ask, "Mais Boud, how’d you get this trophy girlfriend mon cher?"
Boudreaux replies,... "Girlfriend? Dat's my wife mes amis!"
They are knocked over, but continue to seek answers. "So, how in da world did you talk her into marrying you Boud?
"Well, to told y'all da truth, I told her a little white lie about my age," Boud replied.
"What did you tell her? You were only 50?"
Boudreaux smiles and says, "Oh no mon ami. Me, I told her I was 90."