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No mistake on that one I pleased to say, that is just a good old fashioned pun. Although I remember a comedian saying once 'if you have to explain the joke it is not funny' so maybe that one isn't hitting the spot. Although hard to make a verbal gag work in written form.
https://www.thefreedictionary.com/twoBeachboy wrote: ↑Sun Jan 31 2021 10:26amNo mistake on that one I pleased to say, that is just a good old fashioned pun. Although I remember a comedian saying once 'if you have to explain the joke it is not funny' so maybe that one isn't hitting the spot. Although hard to make a verbal gag work in written form.
If you ask that nice Chadwick bloke, He'll tell you about the 'Dissecting a frog' theory at great length.Dream on wrote: ↑Sun Jan 31 2021 10:41amhttps://www.thefreedictionary.com/twoBeachboy wrote: ↑Sun Jan 31 2021 10:26amNo mistake on that one I pleased to say, that is just a good old fashioned pun. Although I remember a comedian saying once 'if you have to explain the joke it is not funny' so maybe that one isn't hitting the spot. Although hard to make a verbal gag work in written form.
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/two
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/two
Yes I understand the difference between 'too' and 'two'. This play on words refers to a bike having two tyres, that is the gag! As I say difficult to get a verbal joke to work in written form with grammer checksDream on wrote: ↑Sun Jan 31 2021 10:41amhttps://www.thefreedictionary.com/twoBeachboy wrote: ↑Sun Jan 31 2021 10:26amNo mistake on that one I pleased to say, that is just a good old fashioned pun. Although I remember a comedian saying once 'if you have to explain the joke it is not funny' so maybe that one isn't hitting the spot. Although hard to make a verbal gag work in written form.
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/two
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/two
