Try subbing “wears” for where’s and see if it makes more sense.
[sub]she’s using the soap as a dildo[/sub]
OK, one more real quick…
The young couple is on their honeymoon. After a few hours of exhausting great sex he says, “Now you won’t see me for a while.” “We’re on our honeymoon!” she exclaims. “Where do you think you’re going?” “Nowhere, Sweetie,” he says. “Roll over.”
A chicken and an egg are lying in bed. The egg takes a long drag on a cigarette, smiles at the chicken and says: “Well I guess that answers that question”.
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*Originally posted by gonzoron *
**OK, Aro, consider me whooshed. I’ve said it out loud. I still don’t get it. help me out here.
I think this might work better in British or something. “Wears” as in “Wears out”. The second nun hears the first nun’s query as “This wears out the soap”.
Can someone tell me how to look at the riddle answers besides doing a right click | view source and searching on “Spoiler”?
Every year at Chinese New Year I complain that I hate Chinese New Year because this year is the Year Of the Dragon (insert correct one here) and I’m still writing Year of the Tiger (insert last year’s here) on all my checks. It’s really corny, but still makes me smile…
Two southern belles are sitting on the porch, talking. Mary is telling Jane about her experiences in the big city.
Mary: “Did you know, Jane, that in the city they’ve got men who like other men? They’re called homosexuals!”
Jane: “My word!”
Mary: “Yes, and they have women who like other women, too! They’re called lesbians!”
Jane: “Gasp!”
Mary: “Oh, and did you know, did you know, they’ve got men who will kiss a woman all over her body… especially down there?”
Jane: “My gracious! What do they call those?”
Mary: “I don’t know, but I called him ‘precious’.”
I don’t have a single favorite joke, but that one’s never too far away…
Pick up a payphone and go “Hello? You don’t say. You don’t say! You don’t say?” to which someone will ask “Who was it?” and one replies “He didn’t say.”