[What's this? A knock on the door? Zell isn't expecting any company. Maybe it's for a roommate? Who could this possibly be?! Well, best way to find out is to open the door, so he does!]
[see she'd opened the door and expected something with a little more 'pa-zaaaazz!' more pazazz than a man with flyers and a rather bland disposition. no clown makeup, no big floppy shoes. she knows where this "knock knock" should go to but...]
[you know. as a professional prankster, she is quite skeptical. but still smiles and cheerfully answers; ]
[This could be a problem. He's fairly certain this type of joke is from after John's time. However, he has a job and he's going to do it, even if he doesn't really like it.]
I'm attempting to tell a joke. When I say "Knock knock" the traditional response is to answer "Who's there?"
[At the man saying 'knock knock' right after she'd already answered the door, Irene raises an eyebrow curiously. What is this? After a long pause she smiles.]
Macbeth, is it? [She makes her voice a bit deeper] 'Who's there, i' th' name of Beelzebub?'
Way to get off on the right foot, eh. XDmissthewomanMay 18 2011, 07:18:51 UTC
[She blinks at how seriously he seems to take that, and that he does not reply with the next line of the play.]
Apologies, good sir. No, I certainly do not. But with such a strange greeting, the first thing I thought of was the quote from Macbeth. I take it you have not read it.
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Yo!
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Knock knock.
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Uh... hey! You here for someone?
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I believe the traditional response is "Who's there?"
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[Someone at the door? Interesting... She answers it and blinks.]
Uh... who's...there?
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Jaws.
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Jaws who?
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Jaws truly.
[And he holds out a flyer advertising 'Yo Momma Jokes'.]
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[you know. as a professional prankster, she is quite skeptical. but still smiles and cheerfully answers; ]
Who's there~?
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Rosa.
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Rosa who?
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Rosa corn grow in a field.
[And he holds out a flyer advertising 'Yo Momma Jokes'.]
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Afternoon, Castiel.
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[This could be a problem. He's fairly certain this type of joke is from after John's time. However, he has a job and he's going to do it, even if he doesn't really like it.]
I'm attempting to tell a joke. When I say "Knock knock" the traditional response is to answer "Who's there?"
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[Okay, let's try this again.]
Knock knock.
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Macbeth, is it?
[She makes her voice a bit deeper] 'Who's there, i' th' name of Beelzebub?'
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You swear by the name of a demon?
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Apologies, good sir. No, I certainly do not. But with such a strange greeting, the first thing I thought of was the quote from Macbeth.
I take it you have not read it.
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[Possibly while Shakespeare was alive, but let's not get into that.]
My apologies. I take it you're not familiar with a form of humor known as a knock knock joke?
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