it suddenly occurred to me that many LWers might not be familiar with the longest joke in the world. I loved it.
http://www.brianstimelines.co.uk/Longest_Joke.html
This is probably necromancy, but I can’t leave a joke alone. The above link is dead, but here is one that works.
Ah, a particularly involved shaggy-dog story.
Does reading the punchline in a British accent make it funnier, or less funny? (Non-spoiler explanation: despite the webpage being in a .uk domain, the word-play doesn’t work in British, only in American.)
Less funny; it kills the joke. Lever is pronounced like “never” in American English. Better late than never, etc.
it suddenly occurred to me that many LWers might not be familiar with the longest joke in the world. I loved it.
http://www.brianstimelines.co.uk/Longest_Joke.html
This is probably necromancy, but I can’t leave a joke alone. The above link is dead, but here is one that works.
Ah, a particularly involved shaggy-dog story.
Does reading the punchline in a British accent make it funnier, or less funny? (Non-spoiler explanation: despite the webpage being in a .uk domain, the word-play doesn’t work in British, only in American.)
Less funny; it kills the joke. Lever is pronounced like “never” in American English. Better late than never, etc.