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[hafrogman]

Originally Posted by hafrogman
"Isn't it funny how finger puppet sounds so innocent as a noun?"

Hey, Hare. I was talking to my friend who said that originally, and it turns out he didn't make it up. It's actually a joke by Demetri Martin. So you should probably not attribute it to me in your sig.

 

[hafrogman]

This is why I love jazz. Especially instrumentals. And the sax.

You know, the first time I looked at this post, I totally misread that last word. Which really helped me see what you thought Relique was up to when he left.

...

Such a pity, because then I was going to come back and make the Bolero joke, but now there's just no point.

 

[Mustrum_Ridcully]

You know, the first time I looked at this post, I totally misread that last word. Which really helped me see what you thought Relique was up to when he left.

...

Such a pity, because then I was going to come back and make the Bolero joke, but now there's just no point.

Everybody loves sax.

Though I think the violin is even better (not for Jazz, probably).

 

[hafrogman]

Everybody loves sax.

Though I think the violin is even better (not for Jazz, probably).

Personally I think there's too much sax and violins on television these days.

. . .

And this week's straight man prize goes to: Mustrum Ridcully.

 

[Mustrum_Ridcully]

Personally I think there's too much sax and violins on television these days.

Not on my TV!*

And this week's straight man prize goes to: Mustrum Ridcully.

Huh?


*I get my series fix on my PC/Mac

 

[hafrogman]

Huh?

Hmm, confused, then angel.

Okay, I'll bite.

A double act, also known as a comedy duo, is a comic device in which humor is derived from the uneven relationship between two partners, usually of the same gender, age, ethnic origin, and profession, but drastically different personalities. Often one of them, the straight man, feed or stooge is portrayed as reasonable and serious, and the other one, the funny man or comic is portrayed as funny, unintelligent or unorthodox. When a woman is in the "straight man" role, she is more often referred to as a comic foil. The term feed comes from the way a straight man will set up jokes for - or "feed" them to - their partner.

 

[Desert Hare]

Hey, Hare. I was talking to my friend who said that originally, and it turns out he didn't make it up. It's actually a joke by Demetri Martin. So you should probably not attribute it to me in your sig.

I put it in my sig because you were gripirn that no one had you qouted in theirs.

Come up with something original and witty and I'll change it.

 

[The_Warlock]

Come up with something original and witty and I'll change it.

And thus, have you stumbled upon the crux of the problem.

 

[hafrogman]

I put it in my sig because you were griping that no one had you qouted in theirs.

Come up with something original and witty and I'll change it.

I understand that, and appreciate the sentiment. I just don't want anyone thinking I stole it, if they recognize the original source.

Besides, with Aurora (sort of) back, I'm still sigged.

And thus, have you stumbled upon he crux of the problem.

Ouch, man. That's. . . that's just cold.

 

[Desert Hare]

Hey Warlock. Whats going on?