Question and Answer thread

Q: What’s in the blender?

A: Please God, don’t let him be naked.

Q: What was Eve’s first words to God?

A: Twenty bucks, and a dozen Trojans ought to be enough.

Q: What do we need to get this big wooden horse through the gates and win a surprise battle?
A: About half a mile up, on the left.

Q: Where’s the colon polyp?

A: Butt ugly, yet it had a nice flavor.

Q: How would you describe Cecil’s love stick?

A: The Weather Channel’s Tuesday forecast.

Q: What is the most exciting thing on TV now Buffy has finnished?

A: She may be a zombie, or a ghoul, or maybe even a vampire.

Q: What is your girlfriend like, Bippy?
A: Sittin’ downtown in a railway station. One toke over the line.

Q: How did Henriette Pussycat finally end up after Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood was cancelled?

A: A needlepoint giraffe.

Q: You’ve used up all the needlepoint smaplers, now what are you going to do?

A: Graf Zeppelin, Hindenberg, R-101, and Los Angeles.

Q: Where can you always find flying lead?

A: It expands when wet.

Q: What’s so good about that Magic-Plastic dilldo?

A: Blood is thicker than water, but mucus is thicker than blood.

Q: Which gang is tightest… the Crypts, Bloods or the Loogies?

A: A fistful of dollars.

Q: What does Mike Tyson tip with?

A: Absolutely nothing.

Q: What do we get out of this question-and-answer thread?

A: Easy like Sunday morning.

Q: What will the Fonda/Hopper evangelical remake be called?

A: Bosco.

Q: lieu in which Russian city did you get your nose cut off by the local mafia?

A: At the fetish store clearance sale.

Q: My that red rubber ball looks good. Where did you get it?

A: It’s a thread to get your post count up.

Q: How would you describe a G string?

A: Those aren’t pillows!

Q: lieu your Widow Twankey pantomime costume looks fantastic, how did you get two pillowes to look so precisely like a pair of breasts?

A: Remember to chainge the oil every three months.

Q: What do you not want to hear when buying skin lubricator?

A: “I’m sorry, but there was nothing that we could do.”