yippee!!
- Thread starter jjinit
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I did it...after waiting all day i managed to work the saying...
"sweating like an ipswich hooker" into conversation
u emailed me that this morning.
I know...then I set myself a challenge to work into a conversation today!!!
how did that work out for ya?
see top of the thread you wilf!!!!
Philly Cent
New Member
Whilst I can seethe humour in that cheap gag, is it really the time to be dropping lines like that just yet? This problem looks like its going to get an awful lot worse, and it aint very pc, me thinks!!
may i present mckenna gibson, hooker for ipswich rlfc
bet he sweats after a game???
Buckley
Well-Known Member
"sweating like an ipswich hooker" into conversation
A client has just used this phrase in a meeting to stony silence. Took the attention away from my hangover at least.
Philly Cent
New Member
If we're honest, its not really funny!!
Buckley
Well-Known Member
The situation isn't funny (serial killing not my meeting obviously, all that didn't have many laughs in it) but I'm not decided on the joke yet.
The Ipswich Rugby Club advertising for hookers joke has the get out clause that the operative humour is the dual definition for 'hooker' not the actual plight of the victims. You could say that the operative humour in JJ's pun hinges on a fear of murder currently being experienced by some already desperate women. Which might be a bit off. But, thinking aloud, most jokes have a victim, so where's the line?
Buckley
Well-Known Member
Buckley does a "critique" on one of my bad gags!!!
Im truly honoured!!
Wasted words. No 1 in a series of 1 - the 'bad' prefix not required here JJ. Start using that if you ever crack a good 'un.
