I remember this one from years ago. Looks like they redrew it scene for scene. But it’s a really good one, so why not bring it out for people who might’ve missed it the first time?
When I first read this joke, in a Bennett Cerf Vest-Pocket book of jokes, copyright 1956, it was clothing left at a dry cleaner. Good jokes don’t die, they just mutate.
I used to work with someone who worked that way. Did nothing on any piece of work until people started bugging him. He figured that anything that wasn’t important enough for people to ask about twice, could be ignored.
johnt204 almost 10 years ago
Old joke.
The Life I Draw Upon almost 10 years ago
Now he’s unbelievable.
pelican47 almost 10 years ago
My feet have spread out a lot since then. Tell him to stretch them while he’s at it.
entirely almost 10 years ago
Now that’s funny
Lyons Group, Inc. almost 10 years ago
Saddle shoes? The only persons who wear those now arecheerleaders.
Thomas Scott Roberts creator almost 10 years ago
I remember this one from years ago. Looks like they redrew it scene for scene. But it’s a really good one, so why not bring it out for people who might’ve missed it the first time?
stamps almost 10 years ago
That’s Thursday next century.
danlarios almost 10 years ago
the paper turns yellow
Charlie Fogwhistle almost 10 years ago
When I first read this joke, in a Bennett Cerf Vest-Pocket book of jokes, copyright 1956, it was clothing left at a dry cleaner. Good jokes don’t die, they just mutate.
K M almost 10 years ago
Didn’t Jeff MacNelly himself use this joke while he was still with us?
jdkingbear almost 10 years ago
Although its been said … that its an old, old joke …. I guess I might just add …“take my wife … please”
comicsman47 almost 10 years ago
Julie, did I ever tell you about my uncle…. (etc) … they’ll be ready next Tuesday! (cue theme music) ♫ Welcome back… ♫
fredd13 almost 10 years ago
I used to work with someone who worked that way. Did nothing on any piece of work until people started bugging him. He figured that anything that wasn’t important enough for people to ask about twice, could be ignored.