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I didn't get that joke. Somebody please explain.phinds said:
I didn't get that joke. Somebody please explain.phinds said:
The skull is in the pelvis. Someone who "has their head up their ass" is someone with utter immunity to facts because they have carefully arranged themselves so that they cannot see them. Also anything coming out of their mouths will be well mixed with stuff that normally comes out the other end of the body. A typical politician...Adesh said:I didn't get that joke. Somebody please explain.
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You have now joined many of us in having the questionable merit of being a joke explainer. I'm writing a book " 100 jokes explained".Ibix said:The skull is in the pelvis. Someone who "has their head up their ass" is someone with utter immunity to facts because they have carefully arranged themselves so that they cannot see them. Also anything coming out of their mouths will be well mixed with stuff that normally comes out the other end of the body. A typical politician...
To paraphrase an old saying, "Explaining a joke is like dissecting a frog. Nobody laughs and the frog dies."WWGD said:You have now joined many of us in having the questionable merit of being a joke explainer. I'm writing a book " 100 jokes explained".
May I quote you for my book? ;).DrGreg said:To paraphrase an old saying, "Explaining a joke is like dissecting a frog. Nobody laughs and the frog dies."
Before you do that, try googling the phrase "and the frog dies" to see who else has said it.WWGD said:May I quote you for my book? ;).
I ended up with results on something on " When the doves cry" ;).DrGreg said:Before you do that, try googling the phrase "and the frog dies" to see who else has said it.
Internet is stupid. It has to be: "When the storks rattle ..."WWGD said:I ended up with results on something on " When the doves cry" ;).
Calvin and Hobbes go ' Meta'.Keith_McClary said:
Oh, thanks. Now I have this Delilah earworm.phinds said:Patient: "Doctor, I have this song running through my mind all the time -- 'The Green, Green, Grass of Home'."
Doctor: "Sounds like you have Tom Jones Syndrome."
Patient: "Really? I've never heard of it"
Doctor: "It's not unusual."
Why, why, why, d'you have that?fresh_42 said:Oh, thanks. Now I have this Delilah earworm.
We should give due credit for this. Miami Herald has a similar headline:WWGD said:
That priest displays excellent shooting stance: proper foot angle, good balance, shoulders straight, both eyes open, elbow relaxed on shooting arm, firm grip on water pistol. Also positioned to duck behind baptismal if the baby returns fire.jack action said:
A phrasing I have found strange is, often referring to famous people : " How was x as a person?" What else was x if not a person?phinds said:Reading The Economist while eating breakfast this morning, I was struck by the following sentence: "A plan to reboot the Euro area was ground down to a budget of homeopathic insignificance. It then occurred to me:
Anyone prescribing homeopathic medicine should be required accept homeopathic payment: an empty envelope that used to have money in it.
I don't find that strange at all. Hollywood folks are "on" in public, not so much, or not at all, in private. "As a person" means when not "on". I know exactly how that goes. All my career, I was "on" any time I went to a job interview, but not so much the rest of the time. EVERYBODY is "on, at least to some extent, on a first date.WWGD said:A phrasing I have found strange is, often referring to famous people : " How was x as a person?" What else was x if not a person?