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In summary: It's a humor that relies on absurdity and unexpectedness. It's not for everyone.Not a fan of surrealism, I take it?In summary, surrealism is an art form that relies on absurdity and unexpectedness, often producing incongruous imagery or effects. It may not be appreciated by everyone, but for those who do, it can be quite humorous.
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WWGD said:
My brother has a daughter named Denise. The wife is pregnant now, they know it will be a boy. They asked my opinion for the boy's name. I suggested 'Denefew'. Denise and Denefew, easy to remember.
Friend of my Dad's used to do a job which occasionally involved classes from local schools turning up for an activity day out of the classroom. One class included a girl named Mindy. A year or two later, another class from the same school, you'll never guess what one of the boys was called. The teacher just sighed and nodded when he asked if it was her brother. Sadly, this is not a joke.
 
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Well I was always confused (amongst other things ) as a kid how there could be a Yogi Bear ( with Boo Boo and Ranger Smith - had to look up his name ) on TV , and then hear about him also playing baseball.

Oh, Ooops, I meant a friend was confused ...
 
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There is a pig called Chris.

Chris P. Bacon
 
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5 out of 6 scientists say Russian Roulette is safe.
 
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Would that mean that 1 out of 6 can't say they would never play the game again!
 
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But they're sending out an S.O.S !

Sting kidnapped.jpg
 
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I met Bruce Lee's vegetarian brother today

Brocko Lee
 
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davenn said:
But they're sending out an S.O.S !
I just heard Sting was kidnapped.
They started a sting operation.
 
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A priest, a rabbit, and a Buddhist monk walk into a bar.
The rabbit says, "I might be a typo."
 
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- well, just as bald is a hair color.

(there's a joke about a child asking for a bald pencil to draw a picture of Daddy)
 
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Does anyone remember when we were polite describing people's differences?
bald == folliclely challenged​
idiot == unchallenging​
 
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Klystron said:
Does anyone remember when we were polite describing people's differences?
bald == folliclely challenged​
idiot == unchallenging​
Yes, a generously proportioned, height disadvantaged friend here at a local Sbux reminded me recently ;).
 
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Not sure I would classify an idiot as unchallenging. I mean, who of us runs around with crayons?
 
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davenn said:
I met Bruce Lee's vegetarian brother today

Brocko Lee
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fresh_42 said:
Not sure I would classify an idiot as unchallenging. I mean, who of us runs around with crayons?
Yes, I was grasping for a pun. Back in the age of euphemism many jokes contained (something)-challenged. Leper == dermally challenged; albino == melanin challenged, etc.

So, flat-earther == spherically challenged? :doh:
 
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Bandersnatch said:
There is the Indian version of it. The Indian guy who won't share is selfeesh, the one who was born in the UK is Briteesh, the one who never has any money is Lokash.
 
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I sent a letter using a stamp featuring Houdini . Stamp was upside down but somehow arrived right-side up .
??
 
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WWGD said:
I sent a letter using a stamp featuring Houdini . Stamp was upside down but somehow arrived right-side up .
??
Lucky you! Usually the bondage to the envelope doesn't last.
 
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How to get better grades in school in the Fall semester. When teacher asks:
"Johnny, what did you do last Summer?"
"My lawyer said I didnt have to talk about it".
 
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fresh_42 said:
Lucky you! Usually the bondage to the envelope doesn't last.
But it did for your reply!
 
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"What is your religion?"
"I don't have one"

Not so complicated.

"What is your favorite rugby team?"
"I don't have one"
 
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WWGD said:
a generously proportioned, height disadvantaged friend
A stout fellow?
 
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strangerep said:
There's a big difference between rugby and religion...

Rugby has players who like to put their finger where they shouldn't.

Religions have priests who,... oh, wait...
I wore the scariest costume during a recent party:
Keith_McClary said:
A stout fellow?
Someone who shops at Big &Tall but is not tall.
 
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mfb said:
"What is your religion?"
"I don't have one"

Not so complicated.

"What is your favorite rugby team?"
"I don't have one"

Is that the empty set response(none) , or the full set ?
 
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Keith_McClary said:
A stout fellow?
How did you fathom what beer he likes?
 
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256bits said:
Is that the empty set response(none) , or the full set ?
No, that would be the difference between an atheist and an agnostic.
 
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don't think I have posted this recently (at all)

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and on a related theme

since the accident.jpg
 
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WWGD said:
There is the Indian version of it. The Indian guy who won't share is selfeesh, the one who was born in the UK is Briteesh, the one who never has any money is Lokash.
Only fair our Eastern friends make fun of our Western names. Any takers?
 
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WWGD said:
Only fair our Eastern friends make fun of our Western names. Any takers?
I once tried. A movie quotation. Didn't work. Tarantino isn't allowed to cite. :cool:
 
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WWGD said:
I sent a letter using a stamp featuring Houdini . Stamp was upside down but somehow arrived right-side up .
??
You should have put the stamp inside the sealed envelope.
 
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DrGreg said:
You should have put the stamp inside the sealed envelope.
Except that the letter would have been returned unless Harry did his thing before the mailman picked it up.
 

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