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Wednesday, September 8, 2010

N as in Nothing

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pretty subtle, huh?

6 comments:

  1. I was half-expecting ("Half-expecting"? Is that like "a little bit pregnant"?) "N is for New Year," but I guess there aren't a lot of jokes about Rosh Hashana.

    Anyway, Shana Tovah to (counting the leader, listed followers, and other frequent commenters whom I know) Jerry, Risa, Kate, Alex, Janet, Eric, Harvey, Josh, Ellen, and Steve; half of Paul, Jon, and Dave; and one-fourth of Julia.

    (Any other jokes of *that* sort will presumably come under "R is for Religion.")

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  2. Oh, and Dane's wife and half (each) of his kids, if it's *that* Dane.

    Word verification: "nonio" -- a satirical "news"paper written in Reverse Pig Latin.

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  3. Are you all familiar with the chapter in Ethel Merman's autobiography about her husband (for 32 days)Ernest Borgnine? It shares some similarity with the subject (and is funny!)

    -Bensburg

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  4. It's time to start thinking of jokes for "R as in Repent".

    Word verification: "Boope": A last name changed to appear more WASPish.

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  5. Shucks, folks, I'm speechless...

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