Hey, Dad? If I saved up my allowance could I buy a monkey?
Of course not!
Okay. Then I won’t save up.
Hey, Dad? If I saved up my allowance could I buy a monkey?
Of course not!
Okay. Then I won’t save up.
You can’t be too careful when you’re dealing with an allowance.
I texted you, “What’s my budget for the Snow Ball.” You replied $8,000, followed by a gratuitous gif of a guy getting hit in the nards.
But the ball — his groin — it works on so many levels! Hahaha!
Now who’s laughing?
This is Buddy Sorrell, the Human Joke Machine!
MICHAEL: Dwight, what’s your middle name?
JIM: Kurt. I can’t believe I know that.
Hello, I’m Kurt Hummel and I’ll be auditioning for the role of kicker.
Your all-star son showed up at my audition. Now, I give every student an even chance, which is a long and honorable tradition in the theater, something that you wouldn’t understand, but if he is planning some sort of a practical joke in my chapel of the arts…
Yiddish was not spoken in East Texas. And if it was, it wasn’t spoken for long.
As she said, in Yiddish, “You’re telling me!”
I wonder if jewelry comes from Jewish IIpeople. In Little Falls, the jewelry was Jewish. Jeweler, Jewish… I wonder if there’s a connection?
Repairman: I can only answer that insult with an old Jewish expression – Tzun a leben in a hoyz mit a toyznt tsimers aye zolt hobn a boykhveytik un yeder tsimer!
[in Yiddish – may you live in a house with a thousand rooms, and get a stomachache in each room!]
Archie: What the hell does that mean?
Repairman: You’ll never know, but believe me, I got even.
-“BB”-
You know who you are? Even Steven.
Samantha Stevens, what on Earth are you doing in Paris?