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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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davenn said:
I long for the kind of synonym rolls grammar used to make.
Yeah - they were really good. She always brought them if you metaphor a coffee.
 
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davenn said:
I long for the kind of synonym rolls grammar used to make.
Did you hear about the kid in Florida who was asked what his favorite Florida fooball team was?

He responded, "Oh, I like them all... the [Miami] Dolphins, the [U of Miami] Hurricanes, the [U of Florida] Gators, the [Florida State U] Cinnamon Rolls..."
 
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I bought a terrible thesaurus the other day. Not only is it terrible, it's also terrible.
 
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Ibix said:
I bought a terrible thesaurus the other day. Not only is it terrible, it's also terrible.
Apologies for repeating a joke I've told before on this website:

Someone stole my thesaurus. I'm lost for words!
 
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A prickly character, one presumes.
 
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Sign on an auto repair shop:
We fixed Abe's Lincoln, Henry's Ford, and Freddie's Mercury. We can help Yugo, too.
 
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Have you read the book, "Life Insurance for Dummies", by Justin Case ?
 
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I met a sweet girl the other day, Candice.
I thought ,|"Can this be love!"
 
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davenn said:
Have you read the book, "Life Insurance for Dummies", by Justin Case ?
How about "Yellow River," by I. P. Freely?
 
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gmax137 said:
How about "Yellow River," by I. P. Freely?
I.P. wrote a sequel to "Yellow River", a travel log: "Riding Old Yellow Stain".
 
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Klystron said:
I.P. wrote a sequel to "Yellow River", a travel log: "Riding Old Yellow Stain".
You'd think a travel log would be about Riding Old Brown ...

On similar lines: What did Spock find in the Enterprise head?
The captain's log
 
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I've been humming the chorus to "I'm a believer" all day. My wife eventually yelled at me to knock it off. That's pretty uncharacteristic of her, so I thought she was kidding. Then I saw her face...
 
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I decided to get into bee keeping, so I went to a guy I know and asked to buy a dozen bees. He counted them out of the hive one by one, but he gave me thirteen. "I only asked for a dozen," I said. "Yes sir," he replied. "The last one's a freebie".
 
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I'm not sure whether this joke is yet acceptable or already too mean, but as we are in the subject ...

"My wife ran away with my best friend Bob yesterday!"
"Since when is Bob your best friend?"
"Since yesterday."
 
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Fervent Freyja said:
I remember. From " I don't believe in private property" to " Don't touch my car!"
 
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WWGD said:
I remember. From " I don't believe in private property" to " Don't touch my car!"
Why do Marxists only drink herbal tea? Because proper tea is theft.

Edit: Apparently the quote is from Proudhon, and Marx initially agreed but later criticised the sentiment as self-refuting. But "Marxists" is snappier than "devotees of Proudhon".
 
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Ibix said:
Why do Marxists only drink herbal tea? Because proper tea is theft.

Edit: Apparently the quote is from Proudhon, and Marx initially agreed but later criticised the sentiment as self-refuting. But "Marxists" is snappier than "devotees of Proudhon".
Monty Proudhon? ( I'll see myself out).
 
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Ibix said:
Why do Marxists only drink herbal tea? Because proper tea is theft.

Edit: Apparently the quote is from Proudhon, and Marx initially agreed but later criticised the sentiment as self-refuting. But "Marxists" is snappier than "devotees of Proudhon".
Well, if you look at the circumstances it is harvested and by whom ..., well, I think it is.
 
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davenn said:
Have you read the book, "Life Insurance for Dummies", by Justin Case ?
"For Dummies" and "Justin Case" are trademarks.
 
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fresh_42 said:
Well, if you look at the circumstances it is harvested and by whom ..., well, I think it is.
I remember someone who pronounced 'Hume' as ' whom'. Confusing lectures. In addition to ' So crates' instead of Socrates.
 
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gmax137 said:
How about "Yellow River," by I. P. Freely?
Alas, he abandoned me some decades past. :cry:
 
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WWGD said:
I remember someone who pronounced 'Hume' as ' whom'. Confusing lectures. In addition to ' So crates' instead of Socrates.
As long as you don't pronounce Sosogenes as "sausage knees". Or "so-so jeans".
 
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Paramedic: "Buddy, you're lucky to be alive. Your car's a write-off."
Suit, lying in his own blood: "Oh god no. My BMW..."
Paramedic: "Easy buddy. That's the least of your problems. Your arm's off."
Suit, lying in his own blood: "Oh god no. My Rolex..."
 
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Halc said:
On similar lines: What did Spock find in the Enterprise head?
The captain's log
Is that what the future will being, every minute detail of daily life has to be entered and recorded.
Captain: Captain's log, stardate 41153.7
 
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256bits said:
Is that what the future will being, every minute detail of daily life has to be entered and recorded.
Yes, on the planet Bethselamin
 
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