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Tenpoundbass
2023 Jan 1, 2:46pm
Tenpoundbass
2023 Jan 1, 2:46pm
Speaking of great New Year Joke. This kid on live TV quickly quipped "That's what She said." probably at the most opportune time the quip was ever invoked and kudos to him.
But a big Razz to the idiot reporter at PJMedia that labeled it "An Office Joke" saying that it was used in Office. Anyone older than dial up internet, would know that quip is as old as laughing at farts. Probably even goes back to medieval England. It may have been used in Shakespear play.
https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/matt-margolis/2023/01/01/watch-kid-makes-hilariously-inappropriate-office-joke-during-fnc-new-years-coverage-n1657740
But a big Razz to the idiot reporter at PJMedia that labeled it "An Office Joke" saying that it was used in Office. Anyone older than dial up internet, would know that quip is as old as laughing at farts. Probably even goes back to medieval England. It may have been used in Shakespear play.
https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/matt-margolis/2023/01/01/watch-kid-makes-hilariously-inappropriate-office-joke-during-fnc-new-years-coverage-n1657740
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HeadSet
2023 Jan 1, 5:53pm
HeadSet
2023 Jan 1, 5:53pm
Tenpoundbass says
"She said upon a time" spoken by Cloten in the play Cymbeline
Speaking of great New Year Joke. This kid on live TV quickly quipped "That's what She said." probably at the most opportune time the quip was ever invoked and kudos to him.
But a big Razz to the idiot reporter at PJMedia that labeled it "An Office Joke" saying that it was used in Office. Anyone older than dial up internet, would know that quip is as old as laughing at farts. Probably even goes back to medieval England. It may have been used in Shakespear play.
"She said upon a time" spoken by Cloten in the play Cymbeline
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Ghostwriter (2022–present)Dec 8
What's the most unexpected response in history?
American author, Truman Capote:
…was once approached by a very drunk man in a Key West bar. The man, apparently vexed because his wife wanted Capote’s autograph, followed her to his table and whipped out his manhood. He said:
"Since you're autographing things, why don't you autograph this?"
To which Capote replied:
"I don't know if I can autograph it, but perhaps I can initial it."
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