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  • KarlLBKarlLB Shipmate
    Bloke goes to the doctor with a strange set of symptoms. Doctor says "there are some tests I can do, but they're not covered by the NHS so they will cost"

    "Don't care" the patient days "this itching is killing me!"

    So the doctor rings a buzzer and a nurse with a Labrador comes in and lets the dog sniff him. It then does two short barks and a long growl, which the doctor notes down, and leaves.

    Then he presses the buzzer again, the door opens, and a cat wanders in, rubs itself on the guy's legs, and lets out a "mwrrrr bip bip" noise, which the doctor notes down. Then the cat wanders over to a pile of cushions in the corner and goes to sleep, clearly exhausted.

    "I know what's wrong now" the doctor says. He hands him some tablets and says "that'll" be £1,010 please".

    The bloke is staggered "What are these? Solid gold?"

    "No. The tablets are a tenner. But it's £500 for the cat scan and another £500 for the lab tests."
  • SojournerSojourner Shipmate
    *groan* definitely an oldie but not a goodie
  • mousethiefmousethief Shipmate
    Roman numeral puns are great and I for one will continue to make them.
  • HarryCHHarryCH Shipmate
    Very funny.
  • PriscillaPriscilla Shipmate
    2 on f/b tonight, the first from the National Trust:
    Come for the heritage, stay because you’ve forgotten where you parked your car.
    And the second:
    Sixteen sodium atoms walked into a bar followed by Batman.
  • HarryCHHarryCH Shipmate
    I don't understand the second one,
  • ArethosemyfeetArethosemyfeet Shipmate, Heaven Host
    HarryCH wrote: »
    I don't understand the second one,

    The atomic symbol for Sodium is Na.
  • SparrowSparrow Shipmate
    HarryCH wrote: »
    I don't understand the second one,

    The atomic symbol for Sodium is Na.

    Still don't get it.
  • ArethosemyfeetArethosemyfeet Shipmate, Heaven Host
    Sparrow wrote: »
    HarryCH wrote: »
    I don't understand the second one,

    The atomic symbol for Sodium is Na.

    Still don't get it.

    The theme for Batman is often written as "na na na na na na na na, na na na na na na na na, Batman!"
  • NicoleMRNicoleMR Shipmate
    That's the old, 1960s TV show Batman, to be exact.
  • BroJamesBroJames Purgatory Host
    Indeed. For some the generational gap is too large.
  • jedijudyjedijudy Heaven Host
    I thought it was funny! :joy:
  • KarlLBKarlLB Shipmate
    Since where there - how does Batman"s mum call him in for his dinner?

    "Dinner dinner dinner dinner dinner dinner dinner dinner Batman!"
  • ArethosemyfeetArethosemyfeet Shipmate, Heaven Host
    Fun fact: ants can't catch covid because they have these teeny tiny anty bodies.
  • The RogueThe Rogue Shipmate
    KarlLB wrote: »
    Since where there - how does Batman"s mum call him in for his dinner?

    "Dinner dinner dinner dinner dinner dinner dinner dinner Batman!"

    Moving on slightly, but staying in the 1970s:

    Tonto saw the Lone Ranger on his horse carrying a dustbin and asked him where he was going

    "To the dump; to the dump; to the dump dump dump"
  • TurquoiseTasticTurquoiseTastic Kerygmania Host
    What did Darth Vader say when he ordered three baguettes and two upside-down cakes in Paris?
    PAIN PAIN PAIN TARTE TATIN TARTE TATIN
  • HarryCHHarryCH Shipmate
    I don't get it.
  • Merry VoleMerry Vole Shipmate
    HarryCH wrote: »
    I don't get it.

    Me neither. But I like the Covid joke as I tested positive yesterday!
  • PriscillaPriscilla Shipmate
    I didn’t get it either until I thought about the French pronunciation.
  • SparrowSparrow Shipmate
    Priscilla wrote: »
    I didn’t get it either until I thought about the French pronunciation.

    Yes, it's the rhythm of Vader's theme tune.
  • Alan29Alan29 Shipmate
    Where does the Pink Panther come from?
    Durham, Durham, Durham Durham Durham
  • HarryCHHarryCH Shipmate
    Again, I don't get it.
  • SparrowSparrow Shipmate
    HarryCH wrote: »
    Again, I don't get it.

    There's a "theme" to these last few posts.
  • ArethosemyfeetArethosemyfeet Shipmate, Heaven Host
    Niche joke for D&D fans:

    How do the Dark Justiciars share information?
    SharPoint
  • DafydDafyd Hell Host
    edited 10:22AM
    How do the Dark Justiciars share information?
    It says something about me that I had to look up the other side of the joke. The real answer is that Dark Justiciars do not share information. That sort of thing leads to wanting to remember your childhood, sparing Selenite celestials, and apostasising.

  • ArethosemyfeetArethosemyfeet Shipmate, Heaven Host
    Dafyd wrote: »
    How do the Dark Justiciars share information?
    It says something about me that I had to look up the other side of the joke. The real answer is that Dark Justiciars do not share information. That sort of thing leads to wanting to remember your childhood, sparing Selenite celestials, and apostasising.

    Ah, but that's part of the joke - they put information on
    SharPoint
    safe in the knowledge that no one will ever look at it.
  • Gramps49Gramps49 Shipmate
    edited 1:32PM
    Your 10-year-old will love this one:

    What did the hanger say to the coat?

    We need to hang out some time.
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