I asked my Doctor for something for my liver, he gave me a pound of onions.
See, it’s possible to be funny and inoffensive. I’m here all week. I wonder how much these London dinners pay?
See, it’s possible to be funny and inoffensive. I’m here all week. I wonder how much these London dinners pay?
If you do a turn at any of them, may I suggest that you add 'The Irishmen' to the start of the joke, being as they are the most successful Irish act ever and among the biggest in the world of all time? I'm sure it'll make the joke less dull/bland and the listeners will have learned something that they may not have been aware of.
If you do a turn at any of them, may I suggest that you add 'The Irishmen' to the start of the joke, being as they are the most successful Irish act ever and among the biggest in the world of all time? I'm sure it'll make the joke less dull/bland and the listeners will have learned something that they may not have been aware of.
Did you hear about the Irish newlyweds who sat up all night on their honeymoon waiting for their sexual relations to arrive?
Did they come in the end?
Which nation produces the best pacemaking runners in the world?
The answer is Kenya.
If you want an honest opinion Tyrone, your stand-up material still needs a bit of polishing.
If you want an honest opinion Tyrone, your stand-up material still needs a bit of polishing.
Well you can add American or Australian to the joke to give it some less bland language if you want.
What if you made a joke about cricket cheating and added Australia to it, is that racist or does it in fact make the joke work better?
I think the joke would work far better mentioning Australia in it than mentioning nobody at all and making it a boring generic reference.
No. It would not be a joke because Australians have recently cheated in Test cricket. Three of them.
Linking: cricket - Australian - cheating would not be racist. It would merely be a statement of fact.
The world’s elite athletes may think twice before employing Reuben Kipyego as a marathon pacemaker again, after the Kenyan had a late change of heart in a recent race and kicked on for a bizarre victory.
The 23-year-old had been due to drop out of last Friday’s Abu Dhabi Marathon after 30km, but clearly his competitive spirit—and the lure of a $100,000 prize— got the better of him.
If you want an honest opinion Tyrone, your stand-up material still needs a bit of polishing.
Well, you know what they say, you can't polish a ...
Yes you can.
Mythbusters proved it.
So "they" don't know shit. (pun intended)
You've engineered yourself into a corner and can't find a way out without losing face.
The joke isn't that offensive but does draw on a stereotype in order to operate when it doesn't need to. It's that simple.
You still here desperately trying to prove a point?
You've engineered yourself into a corner and can't find a way out without losing face.
The joke isn't that offensive but does draw on a stereotype in order to operate when it doesn't need to. It's that simple.
Sorry, but that is poppycock.
Sounds like a great joke to tell around the time of the Olympics.
The 1984 Olympics.