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I don't understand. In my area most nuns aren't really virgins anymore.Ibix said:A clown was walking down a riverbank when he came upon a nun trapped by rising water in the middle.
"Sister!" he called. "Let me help! I can carry you across this river!"
"Thank you, kind clown, but no!" she called back.
"But, Sister! You're trapped there!"
"Yes, but a nun being carried by a clown? It would be virgin on the ridiculous!"
Something that is "verging on the ridiculous" is something really silly, on the verge of being outright ridiculous. Substituting "virgin" is a fairly common pun, although usually about Richard Branson's companies.Pepper Mint said:I don't understand.
Google Maps will get you there. Just ask for a route to Sheboygan.mfb said:I wanted to visit it, but the route planner didn't find a way to get there.
I hate a big fight with the FSM, but that was years ago, it's all pasta now.davenn said:groan ...
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Psinter said:Do you know what this is?
What an awesome set of pottery. It would be a shame if someone were to crack them and convert them into...
Why does Wednesday suck?Sophia said:Do you know what ruins Friday?
When you find out it's only Monday!
mfb said:The images don't load, and I think you swapped the order.
Yup for the first, EnumaEnumaElish said:Crackpot?
pots?
Why do cows have hooves,Ibix said:Why does nobody laugh at cow jokes?
They've herd them all before.
I hear mermaids wear algae-bras.fresh_42 said:I once had a girlfriend who never wore alge-bras.
Never mind. It's not the end of the world.davenn said:![]()
Thank you! Now I'm stuck on this earworm:DrGreg said:Never mind. It's not the end of the world.
BhuhahahFizica7 said:You know the good thing about paedophiles driving around schools?
They always go slow.
I previously worked in a software development department where management decided to use the number of defects fixed as a measure of quality achieved. That meant for example that the worst code was rated as the highest quality, and that developers deliberately didn't bother to fix bugs they spotted early, as fixing them via defects would add to their quality score! Indeed, they could "improve" the quality by deliberately introducing additional bugs!Pepper Mint said:If you happen to use my libraries or software and run into problems, please be sure that many of them are deliberately created because I want to fix them again and again.
It certainly sounds like one.Jonathan Scott said:(I only wish that was a lame joke!)
That is friggin hilarious.Jonathan Scott said:I previously worked in a software development department where management decided to use the number of defects fixed as a measure of quality achieved. That meant for example that the worst code was rated as the highest quality, and that developers deliberately didn't bother to fix bugs they spotted early, as fixing them via defects would add to their quality score! Indeed, they could "improve" the quality by deliberately introducing additional bugs!
(I only wish that was a lame joke!)
When it can't turn into a mom joke.tobactrac said:When does a joke turn into a dad joke?
tobactrac said:When does a joke turn into a dad joke?
That inspired me to:jtbell said:When it can't turn into a mom joke.
Well, they have their uncertainties to gain some privacy. Btw is it correct that a joke is only one coordinate of the punchline invariant four yawn-laughter vector?mfb said:You shouldn't observe entangled mom/dad jokes, they probably want some privacy.