Loose Parts by Dave Blazek for January 02, 2025

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    FreihEitner Premium Member 5 days ago

    That joke’s so old, the first time I heard it I laughed so hard I fell off my dinosaur.

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    C  5 days ago

    Up in arms, they are

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    Imagine  4 days ago

    Dropped the mike. And, being unable to pick it up again, that was the end of comedy for a long, long time.

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    No 6  4 days ago

    Elements of ‘The Far Side’ here.

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    ronnyd57 Premium Member 4 days ago

    Needs one of those two foot long Bob Barker mics.

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    Doug K  4 days ago

    He didn’t think this was funny at all – he didn’t like them making fun of himself and his short arms like that. So he went all Tyrannosaurus rex on them.

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    Zebrastripes  4 days ago

    Ummmm he needs a long handled mic or he’ll be a has been!

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    Bellboy  4 days ago

    Tyrannosaurus Hecklers.

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    mindjob  4 days ago

    Knock knock jokes hadn’t been invented yet, since caves didn’t have doors

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    mountainclimber  4 days ago

    “Researchers have yet to find any fossilized evidence of sound-producing organs like those of modern birds or mammals, so Tyrannosaurus rex probably resorted to closed-mouth vocalization — low-frequency sounds that are made by inflating the throat.”

    Caution: This is a web result generated by AI.

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    Frank Burns Eats Worms  4 days ago

    His short arms are kind of a saur subject.

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    Lablubber   4 days ago

    I know you’re not extinct. I can hear you breathing.

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    Just_Karl  4 days ago

    Of course, he didn’t need long arms to flip the bird (or whatever the pterosaur equivalent may have been).

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