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That's from 1998, so it's historical humor.Klystron said:(Skirting bans on political humor...)
That's from 1998, so it's historical humor.Klystron said:(Skirting bans on political humor...)
It works in certain dialects.mfb said:That is one of the jokes that only works when told like that. If you try to include a literal quote (from the wife complaining) it fails because "You don't buy me flowers" and "you don't buy my flowers" are different.
Hey, we rechargeables need a little juice sometimes.davenn said:Welcome to the AA meeting.
Yes, when spoken, but not when written down.Keith_McClary said:It works in certain dialects.mfb said:That is one of the jokes that only works when told like that. If you try to include a literal quote (from the wife complaining) it fails because "You don't buy me flowers" and "you don't buy my flowers" are different.
BillTre said:A man walks into a zoo.
The only animal in the entire zoo is a dog.
Its a shitzu!
Careful, your post may inspire more lame age jokes. To wit:Keith_McClary said:That's from 1998, so it's historical humor.
Klystron said:Careful, your post may inspire more lame age jokes. To wit:
"I am so old my printer writes in cuneiform."
"Uses only the finest Babylonian mud, from Ur!"
I have read somewhere that the oldest joke they have ever found, indeed in Mesopotamia, was about a fart.Steelwolf said:That joke is so old ...
Is this a schizophrenia joke or am I overthinking?fresh_42 said:I am so glad to be one of those people that can easily hear music without jogging.
You're overthinking it.nuuskur said:Is this a schizophrenia joke or am I overthinking?
.Isn't that a symptom of schizophrenia?fresh_42 said:You're overthinking it.
Depends on whom you askWWGD said:Isn't that a symptom of schizophrenia?
Ibix said:I asked for a second opinion, and he says "You're ugly too".
It's the way I tell 'em.Swamp Thing said:I wish there was a dislike button, because this isn't lame and it doesn't belong here.
Into a bar walked a lady named Sondra.
Her face was angelic, her body spelled trouble.
She said to the barkeep, "I'll have an entendre,
.. And, come to think of it, make it a double."
No thinker was he -- he was more of a doer.
So the barkeep just smiled ... and then gave it to her.