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I suppose you think that's punny.
Brilliant thread BJ - I started one in another group (now folded) - so I'll be able to get my pun fix here now, especially as I've just been fired from the calendar factory. All I did was take a day off.
I dedicate this thread to Spider Robinson and the brilliant punsters of Callahans Crosstime Saloon. If you haven't read it you haven't lived! (Insert brilliant pun here)
It looks as if we may be the only two with the pun gene. I'll just have to be the ebb to your Flo. Did you hear about the Buddhists who refuse injections at the dentist? They're looking to transcend dental medication.
I can't join in at the moment, as I'm busy. I'm reading a book about anti-gravity and it's impossible to put down
I'm not very well at the moment. I think it's one of those Elizabethan illnesses, because I'm feeloing quite ruff.
eastwood (do you feel lucky punk,well do ya) wrote: "dyslexic man walks into a bra."or was it an arb?
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My pet angora has been taken away by the police because it keeps butting people. I'm annoyed... they've really got my goat!
Chris wrote: "I'm steeling myself for more cutlery puns."As long as you don't get stroppy if they don't arrive!!!
Razor-sharp wit, Flo. I was hoping for some sterling cutlery puns, but people seem to be hinting that I should fork off. Perhaps they need spoon-feeding?
T4bsF (Call me Flo) wrote: "............are you telling me that I'm a stirrer?"No first prize, but you get the wooden spoon.
Speaking of spoons, I was hoping to hear that early voice recording of Dr. William Spooner discussing the care of small water craft beloved of University students on the Thames at Oxford. Apparently his "Care of Punts" is an entertaining listen.
I know I'm straying from puns, but speaking of entertaining listening, I'm hoping to get a CD of Christmas carols by the Tourettes Syndrome Male Voice Choir.
Chris wrote: "Speaking of spoons, I was hoping to hear that early voice recording of Dr. William Spooner discussing the care of small water craft ..."Great guy, the Rev Spooner. He gave me my finest review. He said I was a shining wit.
I was visiting him one day and noticed a large black stain on his garage floor - he said it was from a well-boiled icicle!
Oh I remember him, wasn't he the one who told a student that he had tasted the whole worm, and he would be sent home on the town drain!
My mum has a habit of getting her words mixed up. She told me that our vicar has 'a pie in every finger', she told me to get 'a nail and some hammers' and she told my dad to go and hoover the grass. She also said that his new outfit suited him 'down the drain', and that a scruffy old man was 'dressed in drag'.











Speaking of which:
Q: Why can't adders take caffeine?
A: Because it makes them viperactive.
Safe in the knowledge that Kath won't venture into this thread, I can risk these comments about archaeologists,
They are often heard saying, "We want archaic and eat it, too."
Trying to read ancient writing has runed many a career.