Stupid, but aggravating nevertheless

[Aspen]

Yes, but did she still wear them later on?

I don't know. I was too busy laughing to ask her.

[renaeden]

I think I got a lot of that from my dad. We'd be driving by a cemetary, and he'd say things like "wow, its really dead in there tonight", or he'd be reading the paper, and say "isn't it amazing how they all die in alphabetical order". So I guess I can blame him.

Oh, my favourite cemetery joke to tell as we are driving past, "Why are the people living in Perth not buried in Fremantle cemetery?"

Complete silence.

"Because they're still alive!" Then I laugh but nobody else does.


With that lady that laughs, well sooner or later I would have to ask her what's so funny, that I want in on the joke.

[goddessoflubbock]

Yes, but did she still wear them later on?

I don't know. I was too busy laughing to ask her.

That question was the first thing that popped into my head too reading that story. That was very funny!!

One of these days I may need to be a nosey nellie and go around and ask this gal just what the devil is so funny. Or maybe just email her a new copy of our "Cubbie Etiquette" with the noise paragraph highlighted. All the new "moves" are happening on the 27th and so if we don't get put on different floors I may not be able to take it much more.

I've tried to learn to bite my tongue more - not to let the first thought in my head escape my lips to avoid those awful uncomfortable situations where I've said something that would be terribly funny in another place, but seems downright awful at the moment. I end up then laughing to myself - which at times can seem worse - sitting there clearly trying to suppress a laugh.

Hubby thinks I should quit my day job and go into comedy full time. I told him if I quit my day job I'd lose half my fodder FOR the comedy!