I’m reminded of the prisoner who asked as his last request to sing his favorite song all the way from start to finish. When the commandant granted the request, the prisoner started singing, “Ninety-nine billion bottles of beer on the wall, ninety-nine billion bottles of beer…”
caller49 about 12 years ago
Boy those guys in the firing squad sure takes their orders seriously don’t they?
jreckard about 12 years ago
Every mother’s child is a spy? Shoot them too!
-Saint- about 12 years ago
@Dogsniff: I think FreeBird would be the more appropriate request….!
Linus73 about 12 years ago
Hilburn’s been watching YCDToTV
http://youtu.be/eUal1r1_-5k?t=3m10s
Commentator about 12 years ago
Hey… I like Achy Breaky Heart!
Davepostmp about 12 years ago
Interesting, since the song was not written until 1944.
mabrndt Premium Member about 12 years ago
After yesterday, it’s hard to find any gun use funny, but this was drawn weeks (if not months) ago. Yes, it made me laugh.
b.m.razzilla about 12 years ago
Change that to My Heart Will Go On and you have a winner…
Perkycat about 12 years ago
Too Funny!! Thanks for my first laugh out loud moment today. I read the rest of the comments and I’m still laughing.
Mopman about 12 years ago
The firing squad all missed the prisoner entirely? Hacks.
LingeeWhiz about 12 years ago
Looks like the firing squad was as off the mark as the caroler’s were off key.
jadoo823 about 12 years ago
…in keeping with the christmas theme, it should have been “little drummer boy” – then you could shoot ME first…
Stephen Gilberg about 12 years ago
I’ve thought of this general (NPI) punchline, but Scott gets credit for publicizing it first.
K M about 12 years ago
I’m reminded of the prisoner who asked as his last request to sing his favorite song all the way from start to finish. When the commandant granted the request, the prisoner started singing, “Ninety-nine billion bottles of beer on the wall, ninety-nine billion bottles of beer…”