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Oh, and what did the mermaid wear to algebra class?An alge-bra
I would word it, 'What did the mermaid wear to math class?' to make the punchline a little more surprising./unsolicited punch-up.
Quote from: Edward J Grug III on February 05, 2013, 07:50:26 PMI would word it, 'What did the mermaid wear to math class?' to make the punchline a little more surprising./unsolicited punch-up.I'd written that in a a different way, but deleted it (I don't trust my functioning enough yet to know if I'm sounding like a dick even if not intending it ). Yes: in all humor it is always best not to use any words that appear in the punchline in the lead-up if at all possible.
Let's just skip to saying "Boobs".
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Ryan Stiles is staying at the same hotel as us, might have to do their breakfast buffet and talk to him.
There have been at least three different articles on Cracked.com that make points about the Wizard of Oz I had never heard before I made jokes about them in my riff.