2 crisp taking a stroll down the road car pulls up next to them and says would u like a lift the crisp turn round to the driver and aay we are ok wear Walkers
On my walk by the canal the other day I saw a lot of Irises in flower on the bank. I thought "Should I pick a few to make an Iris stew?". When I told this to a policeman friend he said "For a pun like that, Irish stew in the name of the law".
Gut pulls up to a party the host goes u do realise this is a fancy dress party right guy says yes ive comes as a turtle host says how the hell is that a turtle its just u in speedos with a naked woman on your back guy turns round a goes thats not a naked woman thats Michelle.
I like funny malapropisms and Hylda Baker was the Queen of British comedy using her malapropisms, such as:
"I can say that without fear of contraception. "You haven't had the pleasure of me yet have you?." "I'll inhale that remark" "You'll become a couple of alcohofrolics" "This is a fine hysterical building, kept up by the National Truss" "I've had lessons in electricution, you know" "What are you incinerating?"
Benny Hill often used malapropisms too, referring to youths as "jubilant delinquents" and referring to his favorite tv show as "Randall and Hopkirk - Diseased".
Also I like unintentionally funny lines by people who mangle their sentences, and Polish American bandleader Lawrence Welk would often mangle his words and he was known for his "Welkisms", such as these things he said on his live tv shows ...
To the accordionist: "You go over there and play the accordion. I'll stay here and beat off the band."
"There are good days and there are bad days, and this is one of them."
Introducing a guest performer: "His act may start slow, but it tapers off."
When an audience was not responding with generous applause: "I see we have a few sour pussies in the group tonight."
To the band, just before going on the air: "Boys, look like you're having fun, but don't have any."
"I just had an idea that went right over my head."
To a performer who apologized for being late and said he had no excuse: "That's no excuse."
"I'm keeping perfect time. I'll get my barometer (metronome) and prove it."
"That's what really broke the camel's straw."
After a jet plane flew over the disrupted rehearsal: "You know, those jet planes make masonic booms."
Inviting the Wisconsin Cheese Queen to come up on stage and dance: "Come up here and let us see you cut the cheese."
and my personal favorite Welkism said on live TV
Asking the guitarist to accompany a guest vocalist: "Get behind her over here, and give her a nice feel."
Among a small group of 2 or 3 going into an elevator, two more enter the elevator with us and one of them mention they have a situation and rushing back to their room.
I said something along the lines of like "sounds like a messy situation"
They say yeah something like that
I'm trying not to laugh at this point then they reach their floor and exit.
This did happen for real but for the life of me swear I cannot which ones of you were with me there, it could have been The MessMaster and MissMesses or a group among Darla or others but I'm drawing a blank on who else was present for that, can probably thank the booze for that
True story and happened back during our Vegas week.