god, that's the problem with kids today--always sticking their damn williams where they don't belong.
and seriously, spend 10 minutes with my grandfather and you'll know sense of humor is the first to go. our family actually uses "grampa joke" to describe a terribly obvious, corny, and/or punny jest.
the humor of my mothershe_saysMay 1 2002, 16:15:28 UTC
She's one of those people that is genuinely un-funny. But people her own age think she is hysterical. She talks about the rooster in our backyard, "so I said to my neighbor to shut it and he shuts the door" or "i bought a box of wine the other day" and people crack up. Maybe it's in the air and we're not all getting it because the younger generation has become immune?
we have been inocculated to really dry, bad humor.
my dad has the corniest expressions, and people laugh out of pity. he then takes this as he is some sort of comedian, and has to tell every cashier or waiter some new little joke.
going anywhere with him in public is a true test of patience.
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that and this conversation didnt happen at the toilet.
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i've been sticking my william in between fence holes for years.
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until my lawyer said it might constitute a violation of my parole...
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PEE-PAW ONCE GAVE IT TO THE QUEEN MUM UP THE JOLLY RODGER!
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and seriously, spend 10 minutes with my grandfather and you'll know sense of humor is the first to go. our family actually uses "grampa joke" to describe a terribly obvious, corny, and/or punny jest.
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occasionally you will get the dirty old timer, and those guys are priceless.
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my dad has the corniest expressions, and people laugh out of pity. he then takes this as he is some sort of comedian, and has to tell every cashier or waiter some new little joke.
going anywhere with him in public is a true test of patience.
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