Let’s analyze humor further, shall we. That’ll be a belly laugh.
I believe the attempted twist was born out in the third reindeer rolling his eyes, as though to prove that it was only the other two that were delusional. However, the fact that the third reindeer is already dressed as a sleigh belies the twist. Besides, the shaggy-dog quality of his set up steps all over the thing anyway.
Har har har. Thank you, thank you. Make sure you tip your waitresses.
After they left the bartender’s wife who was asleep came downstairs to ask what the ruckus was all about. The bartender replied “Go back to sleep, it’s just the rain dear.”
After buying the three young women at the bar a drink one said “Hey, we’re having a dance party back at our place. Would you like to come?”
“Sure. Where do you live?”
“Lapland.”
Ivan and Natasha are walking across Red Square in Moscow when they run into their old friend and lifelong commie Rudolph.
They start talking about the weather. Ivan thinks it’s going to snow. Rudolph thinks it’s going to rain. They start arguing about it. Finally, Natasha steps in to end it:
Albert Einstein loved the rural countryside, but didn’t get to spend too much time there, what with Physics calculations and cracking the atom and all that. So he bought a plot of land just outside Cambridge and spent as much time as he could there, just admiring the view. Two of his students drove by the area one day and wondered aloud, to a passer-by, what Al was doing.
A bear walks into a bar and says, “Pour me a beer…please.” The bartender says, “Sure. But what’s with the big pause?” The bear says, “I was born with them. Don’t make me use them on you.”