My best friend from high school has a neighbor named Nancy Catherwood. He keeps wanting to tell her to roll a couple of bombers and leave them on the side table.
Long ago, before there were celly phones and battery-powered drum dusters, whenever I was in an airport or shopping center, I’d have the information person page “my Vietnamese friend” Ah Clem. These days, you can’t get people paged anywhere.
…I don’t get it. I assume that this is one of a long line of pranks of tricking someone into saying something that sounds naughty, but I can’t see what’s naughty about “Ah Clem”.
Well, Mr. President, it’s the bees and spiders again! They stole my food stamps, and sold ’em to the rats. And I tried to get down to my car, for to honk the horn for help, but the snakes has gotten it for the cockroaches. I go back upstairs, but the spiders has jammed the police lock! I ain’t been inside for a week, and I know that my wife is sleepin’ with the bees!
Many busy executives ask me: What about the job displacement market in the city of the future? Well, count on us—”Jim!”—to be there! Because if we’re successful tomorrow—we won’t have to answer questions like yours, ever again.