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Nicolas
2005-Apr-10, 04:13 PM
As you might have noticed or experienced yourself, BABBers seem to have an irresistible drive to use puns in their messages. Weak or good puns doesn't matter, as long as they can sneak one in. Therefore, i decided to start the Irresistible Pun Thread.

This thread gives you a platform to post your puns, woithout having to make up a "serious" post around them just to get them on the board :D.

I suggest you just put the pun in a short story or as a riddle (you don't even have to give the answer immediately yourself; could be a good game!). If you spotted a pun worth noting in another thread, you can link here.

Inspirated by the word association thread, I'll start:

New Meccano® lets you create nature's most spectacular creatures! there is a Meccano® Boa Constructor® for $12 already! Out now!

(just to make it clear: it don't HAVE to be weak puns :roll: )

Russ
2005-Apr-10, 06:10 PM
I think the PUNishment will be to much to bear. :roll:

Nicolas
2005-Apr-10, 06:11 PM
I happun to be easy on such things. 8-[

Nicolas
2005-Apr-10, 07:20 PM
puns on the loose (http://www.badastronomy.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?p=451750&#451750)

Get that thread back on topic :).

Nicolas
2005-Apr-10, 07:22 PM
The irresistible nun thread :oops:

Frog march
2005-Apr-10, 07:57 PM
[bad pun deleted]

Nicolas
2005-Apr-10, 07:58 PM
=D>

(thinks of a comment with a pun...)

Fram
2005-Apr-10, 08:15 PM
A punchline would be more than enough, Nicolas (and =D> for your kilopi!)

Nicolas
2005-Apr-10, 08:19 PM
Who will be the first to reach kilopun? (the horror :D )

mickal555
2005-Apr-11, 12:05 AM
This is so (f)punny

Nicolas
2005-Apr-11, 12:09 AM
My little puny

Sam5
2005-Apr-11, 12:20 AM
Vorsicht! Dis thread should be locked before it gets any verse!

Nicolas
2005-Apr-11, 12:25 AM
I don't get it. Can you punt me to the joke? 8-[
(I really don't get it).

Sam5
2005-Apr-11, 12:27 AM
Puns aren’t funny if they have to be explained.

Nicolas
2005-Apr-11, 12:34 AM
Puns aren’t funny if they have to be explained.

Mine aren't funny anyway. Explain! :lol:

EDIT I just got it! With shouting "explain" I switched to the German accent and got "verse" :)

Sam5
2005-Apr-11, 12:41 AM
Puns aren’t funny if they have to be explained.

Mine aren't funny anyway. Explain! :lol:

EDIT I just got it! With shouting "explain" I switched to the German accent and got "verse" :)


Right! Verse/Worse! “Verse” meaning both poetry and “worse”, with the German accent.

Very good!

Nicolas
2005-Apr-11, 12:47 AM
thank you!

I'm going to leave you for some hours. Think of me, I'll need it for my exam...

paulie jay
2005-Apr-11, 02:00 AM
I never take the needle when I go to the dentist - I prefer to transcend dental medication...




...thankyou ladies and germs!

Sam5
2005-Apr-11, 02:08 AM
LOL!

(Stay down under, please.)

George
2005-Apr-11, 02:37 AM
I never take the needle when I go to the dentist - I prefer to transcend dental medication...
I've always liked that one even though it is a little long in the tooth.

mickal555
2005-Apr-11, 03:26 AM
EDIT I just got it! With shouting "explain" I switched to the German accent and got "verse" Does anyone shout while they type- in a german accent-

Meteora
2005-Apr-11, 04:29 AM
I never take the needle when I go to the dentist - I prefer to transcend dental medication...
I've always liked that one even though it is a little long in the tooth.

:o

That one kind of left a bad taste in my mouth. :P

[Ducking and running very fast for cover.] :D

mickal555
2005-Apr-11, 04:34 AM
No need to duck in this thread :D

Celestial Mechanic
2005-Apr-11, 04:37 AM
I've been wanting to put this one out in response to Parrothead's humorous post on the origin of the Estonian language over in the Most difficult languages to learn thread, but I didn't want to derail that thread, so here it is:

Estonia when you're tryin' to be so good,
Estonia just like you knew they would.
Estonia when you're drivin' in your car,
Estonia when you're playin' your guitar.
Oh, but I would not feel so all alone,
Everyone must go to Estonia!

[Celestial Mechanic ducks and runs for cover, fearful that a hard rain's a gonna fall...]
:lol:

paulie jay
2005-Apr-11, 04:43 AM
Which actor was named after African wildlife?


Rhino Neil



:-#

Enzp
2005-Apr-11, 04:48 AM
I know a guy whose dad was Black and his mom was Japanese, and every Decmber 7th he attacks Pearl Bailey.


Zat count?

Jpax2003
2005-Apr-11, 05:39 AM
It's about that time of year again for the orange signs and cones to pop up on Chicago streets announcing Road Constriction Ahead.

Frog march
2005-Apr-11, 05:44 AM
Here's an irresistible bun....

http://www.ukstudentlife.com/Travel/Tours/England/Cambridge/ChelseaBun.jpg

Fram
2005-Apr-11, 08:18 AM
Placebo is fond of David Bowie, Oasis are great admireres of the Beatles, but Michael Jackson prefers Boyz II Men...

Nicolas
2005-Apr-11, 11:51 AM
He's also a big fan of NKOTB :D

Candy
2005-Apr-11, 12:15 PM
Placebo is fond of David Bowie, Oasis are great admireres of the Beatles, but Michael Jackson prefers Boyz II Men... =D>

George
2005-Apr-11, 12:29 PM
Estonia when you're tryin' to be so good,
Estonia just like you knew they would.
Estonia when you're drivin' in your car,
Estonia when you're playin' your guitar.
Oh, but I would not feel so all alone,
Everyone must go to Estonia!

[Celestial Mechanic ducks and runs for cover, fearful that a hard rain's a gonna fall...]
:lol:
Hey, that rocks! :)

Sigma_Orionis
2005-Apr-11, 04:47 PM
Yikes! English is such a Pun-y Language! :lol:

[Runs to the nearest nuclear shelter just in case!]

Nicolas
2005-Apr-11, 05:19 PM
You won't be safe in your shelter.

We've got punker busters. High energy weapuns.
We'll puncture you punker like it's a balloon!

Sigma_Orionis
2005-Apr-11, 05:33 PM
ROFL!

George
2005-Apr-11, 05:51 PM
ROFL!
I don't think you have puntificated your punishment. :)

Nicolas
2005-Apr-11, 05:54 PM
have they chosen a new puntiff yet?

Sigma_Orionis
2005-Apr-11, 05:55 PM
Stop Puntifficating PLEAZE! :lol:

Candy
2005-Apr-11, 06:00 PM
Where's Archie Bunker when you need hymn? 8-[

Nicolas
2005-Apr-11, 06:02 PM
Archie Punker?Haven't seen hymn in a while. I hope he comes back in one piece.

Candy
2005-Apr-11, 06:02 PM
I love ewe, Nicolas. :lol:

Nicolas
2005-Apr-11, 06:05 PM
isle of Ewe? Is that a Channel island?

(my last name is "mouton" by the way, so you just said something you might not have intended. :D)

teddyv
2005-Apr-11, 06:08 PM
Man, do I feel sheepish.

Evan
2005-Apr-11, 06:09 PM
I happen to like puns and other general wordplay. Maybe that is why I built my summer cabin at Puntzi Lake.

My favorite though is Spoonerisms, named after Reverend Spooner. He was famous for transposing the first syllable of a pair of words inadvertantly. Probably his most famous spoonerism was when he was toasting the Queen of England at a university. He said " Three cheers for our queer old dean...", an embarassing tip of the slung.

Candy
2005-Apr-11, 06:09 PM
Climb a Mouton, and reach for the skies! :P

Nicolas
2005-Apr-11, 06:11 PM
ok there is a rule #6:

"no puns concerning sheep shall be made in my vicinity"

Jpax2003
2005-Apr-11, 06:13 PM
isle of Ewe? Is that a Channel island?

(my last name is "mouton" by the way, so you just said something you might not have intended. :D)She managed that by Shear luck.

Nicolas
2005-Apr-11, 06:17 PM
You should have stressed "shear". (mechanics pun, never mind)

(there isn't an "isle of ewe" is there? would be cool. Maybe we should rename New Zealand)

Normandy6644
2005-Apr-11, 06:57 PM
You should have stressed "shear". (mechanics pun, never mind)


Do you get tensor when people miss those?

Nicolas
2005-Apr-11, 07:02 PM
It winds me up.
I feel severe stress.
A lot of tension.
I'm forced to do something about it.
Wait a moment.
I've got to give you some slack.
I won't restrain you in saying your opinion.
Works out right, doesn't it?

Candy
2005-Apr-11, 07:15 PM
The Smiths (http://www.davemcnally.com/lyrics/TheSmiths/HOWSOONISNOW.asp)

I am the son
and the heir
of a shyness that is criminally vulgar
I am the son and the heir
of nothing in particular
Back in the 80's, I thought they were referring to the Sun and Air. :oops:

George
2005-Apr-11, 07:32 PM
My favorite though is Spoonerisms, named after Reverend Spooner. He was famous for transposing the first syllable of a pair of words inadvertantly. Probably his most famous spoonerism was when he was toasting the Queen of England at a university. He said " Three cheers for our queer old dean...", an embarassing tip of the slung.

So that's what they're called. I have a friend who is fluid in these sayings. After saying something highly inteligent to him, I nearly had a wreck when he hit me with...."You're a pretty fart smeller"!

Russ
2005-Apr-11, 07:38 PM
I happen to like puns and other general wordplay. Maybe that is why I built my summer cabin at Puntzi Lake.

My favorite though is Spoonerisms, named after Reverend Spooner. He was famous for transposing the first syllable of a pair of words inadvertantly. Probably his most famous spoonerism was when he was toasting the Queen of England at a university. He said " Three cheers for our queer old dean...", an embarassing tip of the slung.

I thought his most famous spoonerism was:

"Marden me padam, but you are occupewing the wrong pi. May I so you to a new sheet?"

Growing up in my family the "Marden me Padam." phrase was so ubiquitus that we literally never said pardon me or excuse me. It was always marden me padam.

Sigma_Orionis
2005-Apr-11, 08:03 PM
You should have stressed "shear". (mechanics pun, never mind)


Do you get tensor when people miss those?

I wonder what Tensor might have to say about this :lol:

One Day More
2005-Apr-16, 01:04 AM
Roam in Rome as the Romans rome. 8-[
Don't ask an Ancient Roman about Aphrodite: it's all greek to them! :) 8-[

paulie jay
2005-Apr-16, 02:31 AM
Greek soldiers were always fetta than the Roman ones.
(must say aloud with NZ accent to get full enjoyment out of this one...)

Celestial Mechanic
2005-Apr-16, 04:57 AM
My favorite Spoonerism is:

I saw you fight a liar in the quad last night. You've tasted the whole worm!
It is believed that while Rev. Spooner had the problem attributed to him, the funnier the quote attributed to him the less likely it is that he actually said it. But that's never stopped anybody before! :D

Meteora
2005-Apr-18, 04:50 AM
You should have stressed "shear".

Around Christmas time, I sometimes ask friends or coworkers (who haven't already heard this) what one supercell thunderstorm said to the other.

"Be of good shear."

Okay, I guess that one's a bit unstable.

(I'm guessing that nearly everyone who reads this and does not live in the southern Great Plains of the USA probably has no idea what I'm talking about.)

Normandy6644
2005-Apr-18, 05:13 AM
You should have stressed "shear". (mechanics pun, never mind)


Do you get tensor when people miss those?

I wonder what Tensor might have to say about this :lol:

Hopefully he won't be skewed!

Nicolas
2005-Oct-27, 02:23 PM
Somebody summoned the Irresistible Pun Thread.

For months it was left slumbering alone, And what shouldn't be forgotten has been forgotten. But patiently it waited in the dark to be found. And now it has found a new Master.



Here's the precious thread, Fram.

Fram
2005-Oct-27, 02:46 PM
Allright, all you pundits, come and give it a go!

Nicolas
2005-Oct-27, 04:42 PM
When reading the thread title "NASA is stupid" I couldn't help thinking "NASA's return to the loon" :D

Gruesome
2005-Oct-27, 05:46 PM
Confucious say "Man who stick face in punch bowl, get punch in nose"

Two fer the price of one.

phonicboom
2005-Oct-27, 09:10 PM
I have just thread enough unpunny funs to last a wifetime.

Nicolas
2005-Oct-28, 07:45 AM
punicboom

Candy
2005-Oct-28, 07:50 AM
punicolas

Fram
2005-Oct-28, 08:20 AM
Ah, the pamous Italian classic, Punicoli Punicola!

I do believe this thread was also intended for puns without a variation of the word "pun" in them...

Candy
2005-Oct-28, 08:24 AM
I would like to FRAMe the artwork in my condo.

Fram
2005-Oct-28, 08:32 AM
Well, I'm a candydate to help you out!

Candy
2005-Oct-28, 08:46 AM
I constantly ToSeek for such help. Thank you.

Nicolas
2005-Oct-28, 08:49 AM
Don't panicolaspects of the framing will be taken care of by me!

Candy
2005-Oct-28, 08:51 AM
My BAd!

mahesh
2005-Oct-28, 08:53 AM
i have no monet to buy your fram e, Candy

Candy
2005-Oct-28, 09:05 AM
Excuse me, there is a mad head shink on the forum!

mahesh
2005-Oct-28, 03:41 PM
Aaww, Candy, you touched my punny bone!

Happy Halloween / Samhain!

Nicolas
2005-Oct-28, 08:13 PM
Wow there's this new google tool where everyone can put his own pun on the map!! What? "pin"?

oh :shifty:

Candy
2005-Oct-28, 08:38 PM
^^^

pin head - I mean pun head!

Enzp
2005-Oct-29, 08:15 AM
Show me the Monet.

Samara
2005-Oct-29, 05:44 PM
Show me the Monet.

In the spirit of such...

A priceless work of art was on display at a museum. A thief, upon hearing this news, immeadiatly began planning to steal it. He was very meticulous about his planning - finding museum blueprints, buying equipment at various locations so it couldn't be tracked, etc. Finally, he sets his plan into operation, and it goes off without a hitch. However, as he is driving away, a police car spots him and gives chase. As he is continuing down the road, he realizes a fatal flaw - his tank is empty. He manages to lose the police and pulls into a gas station to pick up some gas. However, by this time an APB has been sent out on his van. Several hours later, the police find him, still at the gas station. When asked what was taking him, he replied "I did not have the Monet to buy Degas to make the van Gogh."

phonicboom
2005-Oct-29, 07:22 PM
^ excelent :)

but was he framed?

with all those nudes, he never could have done a cover-up.

he didnt hear the police coming because he sliped and his van chopped his ear gogh.

Nicolas
2005-Oct-29, 07:36 PM
I need more details on the story. The picture is incomplete.

Nicolas
2005-Oct-29, 08:11 PM
A quoted play on words from a long lost thread titled "do you double space at the end of a sentence", older than this pun thread:


Do you double space at the end of a sentence

As far as I knew, scientist think that the universe is expanding quite slowly. So obviously, it can't be possible that everyone would be doubling space after each and every sentence. I mean, the universe would have gotten 8 times as big after this post alone. C'mon that's just plain impossible! Here goes 16! 32! Phew that one didn't have a verb so it isn't a full sentence. Dam this was one, thats 64! 128!



A result of this theory would be the fact that every sentence would take up the size of the universe until the start of that sentence (which is in fact the most precise guess of the universe's size I've ever heard, you can measure it to the millimeter!). Do not underestimate the power of the Written Word...

Enzp
2005-Oct-30, 08:50 PM
There was a strange melting animal at the art gallery. I found out it was the Dali llama.

mahesh
2005-Oct-31, 01:14 AM
and Dalai Mamma had nothing to do with it

Nicolas
2005-Oct-31, 07:58 AM
No, but when she fell in love, it really was an orange crush.

isferno
2005-Oct-31, 09:48 AM
sounds juicy

Enzp
2005-Nov-01, 07:30 AM
I love juicy.

Enzp
2005-Nov-02, 07:04 AM
Hey

I saw a history show recently about the American west. It featured a native American family. In the tepee were three women with their children. One sat on a deerskin with her new baby. The baby weighed 5 pounds. She was very proud of him. The second mother sat on a bear skin with her baby. He weighed 6 pounds, and she loved him dearly ( I shoulda said deerly, but I want to avoid nesting my puns). But the third woman sat on a very large tough skin from a large river animal, and she had a very big baby, it weighed 11 pounds.

Apparently, the sons of the squaws on the two hides equalled the son of the squaw on the hippopotamus.

mahesh
2005-Nov-02, 01:07 PM
..so astutely observed by python-go-ras

Enzp
2005-Nov-03, 08:19 AM
Well, of course, he always had an angle.

We were all concerned when he was bitten by a thnake.

( I assume we all see this coming...)

But he applied his theorum and was fine.

Gee thath thilly.

mahesh
2005-Nov-03, 01:26 PM
then he thays..the thong is over, but the malady lingers...

Nicolas
2007-May-22, 09:47 PM
There was a strange melting animal at the art gallery. I found out it was the Dali llama.

(wipes off the dust)

No kidding, but there actually is a music recording plugin effect called the "delay lama (http://www.sonicspot.com/delay-lama/delay-lama.jpg)" :hand:

Donnie B.
2007-May-22, 11:20 PM
I've always liked the Asimov short-short story that ends: "A niche in time saves Stein."

LurchGS
2007-May-23, 03:14 AM
When Dr Asimov showed up in the emergency room, the admitting nurse asked him why he was there.. he replied "Isaac"

Ok, it's a stretch, but it didn't break

HenrikOlsen
2007-May-23, 05:24 AM
Shouldn't this be in Pun and Games?

Nicolas
2007-May-23, 06:28 AM
When this thread was started, it was Babbling all the way down. Fun & Games is a more recent addi(c)tion to the board.

SMEaton
2007-Jun-05, 08:05 AM
Being a Spider Robinson fan, I bel-lode and karst when this thread got locked. Talus, with whom does the fault lye?

Maksutov
2007-Jun-05, 08:10 AM
Metallurgically speaking, to coin a phase, this thread rocks!

Nicolas
2007-Jun-05, 08:11 AM
SMEaton,

On a sidenote, perhaps only a sidequarternote, do the capitals in your user name refer to the Scale Model Equipment Company, producer of precision turntable tonearms?

Maksutov
2007-Jun-05, 08:18 AM
Whoa, tonearms!

Where's the anti-skating?

The essence of ultra-high-fidelity, until a dust bunny arrives and fouls the stylus.

Turntables!

Wow!

(and flutter...)

Nicolas
2007-Jun-05, 08:29 AM
The anti-skating is on the other side of the tonearm. Dust bunnies are stopped by the damper brush on the front of the cartridge. It's a tonearm with very pronounced opinions: it comes with a pro-tractor and anti-skating. No middle of the road for that one, it only cares about the groove. Very uplifting as well, at least when you turn the lever.

It's a nice thing. But I'll skip the rest of the explanation. Suffice to say I ejected the CD player into the jitter box [correction bits] litter box. It was so negative, it only cared about anti-aliasing.

See you laser!

;)

For the record: I still have and regularly use my CD player.

Roy Batty
2007-Jun-05, 07:55 PM
I think this whole thread is rather CD ...Mmmm, seedy rom :)

SMEaton
2007-Jun-05, 10:27 PM
SMEaton,
On a sidenote, perhaps only a sidequarternote, do the capitals in your user name refer to the Scale Model Equipment Company, producer of precision turntable tonearms?Nicolas, Please! I would think this (http://www.smenet.org) is punnier, given my previous post (serendipitous, even!). :D

Hmm... the other day I walked by a guy and gal having an argument, all in sign language. The woman aburptly got up and stalked off. Apparently she didn't like his tone-of-arm.

Maksutov
2007-Jun-05, 10:34 PM
Gotta hand it to you since it signs like you put your finger on it! What a fickle guy!

But that's fate.

Noclevername
2007-Jun-05, 10:36 PM
I guess he should have read the manual before getting the thumbs-up. He probably felt pretty disjointed, or at least a little dislocated.

Nicolas
2007-Jun-05, 10:38 PM
Nicolas, Please! I would think this (http://www.smenet.org) is punnier, given my previous post (serendipitous, even!). :D

I'm sorry, I'd never heard of that SME so I couldn't make a pun with that one (actually it was a serious question but anyway :)) as I was raised up with the good advice not to make funs of things that I didn't know about. When I was very young, about 4 years old, my mother told me not to laugh at things I'd never heard of. She said that would make me look ignorant. I found "ignorant" a very funny word.

But you're right that refering to a mining company goes far deeper than refering a tonearm, which remains very superficial. Very good you went to the bottom of this. In contrary, I merely scratched the surface of this SME thing.

SMEaton
2007-Jun-05, 10:59 PM
Groovy... I wasn't sure if you were serious or just giving it a spin.
After checking out the website (http://www.sme.ltd.uk/) for SME tonearms, I'm wondering if they've ever considered manufacturing precision telescope clock drives? I mean, does their company revolve around turntable equipment?

Peter Wilson
2007-Jun-05, 11:30 PM
I'm wondering if they've ever considered manufacturing precision telescope clock drives?
It's a cache flow problem.

mr obvious
2007-Jun-05, 11:38 PM
It's a cache flow problem.

Then they can hire some astrologers to help. I hear they are now part of a non-prophet organization. [not mine]

Noclevername
2007-Jun-06, 12:43 AM
Hey, they see the future in the stars, that's a Sirius business.

LurchGS
2007-Jun-06, 01:15 AM
We'll never get to the stars unless we develop a warp, orion, drive to a high degree. But.. this thread is experiencing con-fusion.

who here remembers those demolition derby cars - that would snap together, then explode when run into a solid object. I always wondered why they weren't modeled after the Nova...

Noclevername
2007-Jun-06, 01:19 AM
We'll never get to the stars unless we develop a warp, orion, drive to a high degree. But.. this thread is experiencing con-fusion.


Boy, building an Orion would be a blast! Man, a starship like that would be the Bomb, plus if we sent out a colony then we wouldn't have to die, son.

LurchGS
2007-Jun-06, 01:23 AM
ouch!

of course, we never will build one.. sphere of all those nuclear bombs in space, you know. Ring me, though, when somebody developes a Brussard ramjet.

Maksutov
2007-Jun-06, 09:27 AM
[edit]die, son.It seems that should be well within your sphere.

Whirlpool
2007-Jun-06, 09:40 AM
very punny....

Noclevername
2007-Jun-06, 05:05 PM
It seems that should be well within your sphere.

Aaah! Puns like that make me retreat back into my shell. And there's a swarm of them on this thread.

Roy Batty
2007-Jun-06, 05:13 PM
Aaah! Puns like that make me retreat back into my shell. And there's a swarm of them on this thread.
It's swarming, global swarming I tell you!

mr obvious
2007-Jun-06, 10:51 PM
Too bad the typical swarming critters couldn't bee here.

TheOncomingStorm
2007-Jun-06, 10:53 PM
It seems this thread is a gas.

LurchGS
2007-Jun-07, 12:59 AM
this is a honey of a thread. Some of the yarns are clearly fabrication, but others weave a tremendous tale with twists that are never expected.

Noclevername
2007-Jun-07, 01:12 AM
this is a honey of a thread.


Sure makes me wax philisophical about the flowery language used here, although a few of the verbal stings give me the hives. But we'll be rolling in clover when it's time to dance! :dance:

Roy Batty
2007-Jun-07, 06:43 PM
Sure makes me wax philisophical about the flowery language used here, although a few of the verbal stings give me the hives. But we'll be rolling in clover when it's time to dance! :dance:
I'm just combing the threads & bumbling along here...

Trebuchet
2007-Jun-07, 06:58 PM
I wonder if there's a geology board somewhere that's gotten loaded with astronomy puns!

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Jun-09, 11:55 PM
100% homemade,wholemeal, gluten free play on words .... pun.

The wicket keeper didn't bat an eye overall.

(Punish me if you must).

Noclevername
2007-Jun-12, 06:25 AM
The wicket keeper didn't bat an eye overall.

Good, it sounds painful.

mr obvious
2007-Jun-22, 11:46 PM
Would you characterize the response to that wicket pun as "crickets chirping?" If so, don't let it bug you.

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Jun-23, 01:31 AM
I'm turning left right now.

edward2007
2007-Jul-04, 03:45 PM
stand-up comic: purpundicular humour.

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Jul-04, 10:11 PM
A Quote from Martin Brundle, ex F1 racer now commentating on F1 TV ...

' He's so bad... he couldn't drive sheep ...'

Noclevername
2007-Jul-05, 01:15 AM
' He's so bad... he couldn't drive sheep ...'

Well, they are pretty hard to steer...

matthewota
2007-Jul-05, 01:43 AM
I always had a feeling that the World Ceres would be shaped like a baseball...

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Jul-05, 08:55 PM
Perforation is a rip off.

Noclevername
2007-Jul-06, 04:51 AM
I always had a feeling that the World Ceres would be shaped like a baseball...

I think that's way off base. It just drives me batty, and makes me want to go home.

Roy Batty
2007-Jul-06, 01:24 PM
I think that's way off base. It just drives me batty, and makes me want to go home.

Somebody mentioned my name? Maybe I should Runner away....

Casus_belli
2007-Jul-06, 07:06 PM
Dont you people know that you should never play with a loaded pun? It could go off.

Blame Terry Pratchet for that one

Noclevername
2007-Jul-06, 07:10 PM
Dont you people know that you should never play with a loaded pun? It could go off.

Blame Terry Pratchet for that one

Why, did he load it?

Casus_belli
2007-Jul-07, 10:13 AM
Absinthe makes the heart go fonder.....


...it also gives you a doozy of a hangover. Oh jings, crivens and help ma boab.:doh:

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Jul-08, 02:04 AM
My optician friend Len's having trouble with his 16 yr old daughter.
She keeps making a spectacle of herself.

Noclevername
2007-Jul-08, 02:43 PM
My optician friend Len's having trouble with his 16 yr old daughter.
She keeps making a spectacle of herself.

Tell him to stay focused. It's easy to get caught up in the daily grind, he needs to keep a close eye on her or this problem will be magnified. Remember, kids have a glare filter for dealing with parents, so don't try to give her the old fish-eye.

Roy Batty
2007-Jul-09, 09:58 AM
Just contact Len's daughter & tell her not to be so short sighted. You don't want such a microscopic problem to telescope out of control! (though she'll probably have a blind spot so best say it to her ret in her face, try and make her your pupil).

Wow, these iPuns just keep getting cornea don't they? :)

brianok
2007-Jul-10, 06:34 AM
Have you heard about the latest craze?

Corduroy pillows!

They're making headlines everywere.

Noclevername
2007-Jul-11, 07:49 PM
I don't cotton to cloth puns, they try to pull the wool over your eyes by making a silk purse out of a sow's ear. Sew try to be chintzy with them.

George
2007-Jul-11, 08:34 PM
Agreed, though logically, one would think pillow puns are bedder puns.

mr obvious
2007-Jul-11, 11:05 PM
I think you need to give it a rest. Besides, headlines are the first thing one faces every day. Lastly, getting the best pillow quickly puts you ahead of everything else.

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Jul-12, 11:01 PM
Wow, these iPuns just keep getting cornea don't they? :)

Ha haaaa... I like that one.

m'eye suggestion is ... you should put a lid on it or face
a lashing!

mahesh
2007-Jul-17, 08:57 AM
...et ogonblik............don't let the gift horse in the house....

Peter Wilson
2007-Jul-20, 07:09 PM
Jest one deer in, is any body paying a tension to the gram her 'round hear?

mr obvious
2007-Jul-21, 02:13 AM
I rarely pay attention. But when I do, I use cash.

Noclevername
2007-Jul-21, 06:44 PM
I rarely pay attention. But when I do, I use cash.

What? Oh, sorry, I should've stopped at the bank on the way home.
I have a bad actor in my wallet, he's No DeNiro.

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Jul-24, 03:22 AM
Jest one deer in, is any body paying a tension to the gram her 'round hear?

Ha haaa

I type, their four I arm.

mahesh
2007-Jul-24, 09:49 AM
what's the matter grammar? dit some one cast a bad 'spell' over you?
how dit you get such clause? oh, the pun-dit!

toejam
2007-Jul-24, 09:03 PM
But it's only a wool vest.

mugaliens
2007-Jul-24, 10:58 PM
So who's knotting the fabric of our society?

Noclevername
2007-Jul-24, 11:45 PM
Surely knot! That would warp our whole society, whether weft or wight. Just weave well enough alone.

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Jul-25, 03:10 AM
...when I cotton on to why you're all milling about on this
thread, I'll jacket in!

Noclevername
2007-Jul-27, 12:07 AM
Well, with that threat looming over me, let me frame it another way; on this thread, no one should twist their lines to spin an idea. I'm just giving my own cotton-pickin' opinion, so please don't make such a blanket accusation. I'll tie to be good!

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Jul-30, 01:14 AM
I'm knot accusing you, sleeve me alone.

Why Duvet always take it so personally?

C18H27NO3
2007-Jul-30, 02:03 AM
Oh, I'll just dye if you make any more blanket statements like that again.

mahesh
2007-Jul-30, 05:22 PM
all this goose down very well
tickle me with a feather

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Jul-30, 11:58 PM
My dog pants.

mahesh
2007-Jul-31, 09:37 AM
my butter flies

toejam
2007-Jul-31, 06:32 PM
my sausage rolls

mahesh
2007-Aug-01, 09:26 AM
my horse flies

Peter Wilson
2007-Aug-01, 08:01 PM
My cat fish dogs dragon flies.

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Aug-01, 09:47 PM
I bet you won't believe me when I tell you
I'm not a gambling man!

Peter Wilson
2007-Aug-01, 11:34 PM
I believe oxymorons belong in their own thread...but I'm not a bedding man.

mr obvious
2007-Aug-02, 12:12 AM
If you're not a bedding man, I'd suggest you give it a rest.

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Aug-03, 07:44 PM
A sleep over in Napoli appeals to most insomniacs.

mahesh
2007-Aug-08, 09:33 AM
Neapolitans inspired the Leaning Tower of Pizza!

toejam
2007-Aug-08, 05:50 PM
It'a was a pizz'a cake'a!

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Aug-08, 08:19 PM
I'm pasta caring about this puny thread.
Pisa base your replies on faster delivery, less cheese.

mahesh
2007-Aug-09, 08:19 PM
It's a fast buck, that makes the dough!

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Aug-09, 11:29 PM
That's a thin base you're judging life by.

(I enabled my mail, mahesh)

mahesh
2007-Aug-10, 09:03 AM
thanks Vaxxine

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Aug-10, 10:28 PM
Mr and Mrs Widges had a son.
They named him Sam.

Sam Widges

mahesh
2007-Aug-11, 10:34 AM
He was a ham

Sam Widges

mr obvious
2007-Aug-11, 08:21 PM
Then they donated to a local millionaire's club. In response, it was named Club Sam Widges. This was bacon to be said, of course.

mahesh
2007-Aug-12, 10:34 AM
good lard!

toejam
2007-Aug-12, 06:48 PM
with flour in a buttercup.

Roy Batty
2007-Aug-12, 08:13 PM
Bacon to the breakfast jokes now? Eggsactly what I was afraid of, It's bean fried before and no one likes a load of hashed together puns sausaged together. I think we have mushroom to expand in & I'll toast anyone that tries, as long as it's not too saucy - please try to ketchup. This has been posted by a full English person.
Btw please don't flag this as Spam Spam Spam...!

toejam
2007-Aug-13, 09:14 PM
Roy's post was a berry heavy tail, toad-in-a-hole new weigh, May King it berry heart to fall low & not land flat as a pancake.

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Aug-15, 05:34 PM
No one preserves food as well as Martin can.

Noclevername
2007-Aug-15, 07:31 PM
I don't cereal reasons for this topic, unless you just want to scramble things up, but if we run out of ideas it'll be over easy. If you want to talk aboatmeals, why not lunch, or supper? There's no need to sandwich those two together, unless your looking to be the subject of a roast. So, to quote the famous french toast, "se la vie"! (which means "drink the wine", I believe.)

Omlette you go now, okay?

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Aug-15, 11:51 PM
That's food for thought!

I'm herring you quite clearly, and hope to meat salmon like yourself
one day, maybe you could tuna my guitars?

toejam
2007-Aug-16, 02:03 PM
Oboe!! Why don't you bass your comb mints on some other in strew meant. Don't fiddle about. Drink a flute of sham pain and go & have some sax or phone someone. Cast a net widely, don't form any love triangles, to use an old cymbal.

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Aug-16, 09:17 PM
I'm very highly strung, but feeling solo at the moment.
I'm not looking for symphony, don't fret.
I'd drum up some new eye dears if I chord.

mr obvious
2007-Aug-17, 11:16 PM
Your issues are noted. Staying calm is key to returning to sound mind. Use natural products; those don't have sharp packaging and won't taste flat.

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Aug-19, 01:42 AM
A major change is needed.

mahesh
2007-Aug-19, 10:45 AM
Major Change is otherwise engaged...can't help. You'll have ask General Consensus to assist....

toejam
2007-Aug-19, 05:10 PM
They can order Corporal Punishment and Lewd tenant Panting to do the job.

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Aug-22, 06:54 PM
Not forgetting Field Marshall Amplifier.

toejam
2007-Aug-28, 05:36 PM
Amply fired up to do his duty.

Peter Wilson
2007-Aug-28, 07:02 PM
Marely fired up his dooty.

bluebanana
2007-Aug-28, 09:35 PM
Confucious says:
Man who stnd on toilet, high on pot

mahesh
2007-Aug-31, 09:25 AM
General Waste Disposal has got everything thing covered, good show!

toejam
2007-Sep-15, 06:43 PM
In fact, General Waste Disposal said, "Good show, sir! You knew that a dry waller was not a teetotal Hindu! Eh what!!"

KaiYeves
2007-Sep-16, 12:57 AM
"You don't have to support space exploration."
Pause.
"You can stay behind."

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Sep-16, 01:09 AM
I am so glad I don't live near Uranus.

KaiYeves
2007-Sep-16, 01:19 AM
Now that joke is just henus.

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Sep-16, 01:24 AM
My sun said it in light humour.

KaiYeves
2007-Sep-16, 01:47 AM
You should run solar panels off your sun's humour, as you can run cars off ethnol made from my corny jokes.
The Environmental Punster,
Kai

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Sep-16, 04:26 AM
Oil remember that.

KaiYeves
2007-Sep-16, 01:10 PM
Oh, dear, a pun war.
Well, somebody's going to get punnished.

toejam
2007-Sep-16, 08:44 PM
Not if you remember that a punkah wallah is not a Hindu rocker, if you don't you may go off your rocker.

KaiYeves
2007-Sep-16, 09:11 PM
I can't believe that Eric thought I was going Dubai his oil joke.

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Sep-16, 09:17 PM
It was fuelish of me to think you would.
I will try to engineer a new approach.

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Sep-16, 09:17 PM
I can't believe that Eric thought I was going Dubai his oil joke.

That was a good one!

KaiYeves
2007-Sep-16, 09:43 PM
Yup, it was GOLDEN.

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Sep-18, 02:12 AM
My girlfriend recently bought some shampoo for oily hair.
Why would anyone want oily hair?

KaiYeves
2007-Sep-18, 07:51 PM
During the Civil War, everything in the South was Gray-t!

KaiYeves
2007-Sep-19, 10:02 PM
Yeah, that last pun did stink. Here's a better one:
Ansari that we have to wait until 2008 for Virgin Galactic flights to begin.

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Sep-20, 07:11 PM
Some men believe that 'Flying is for the birds'.

As a free male, I disagree.

KaiYeves
2007-Sep-21, 01:21 AM
A pun that can make birds sick is ill eagle.

toejam
2007-Sep-21, 09:14 PM
Oh dear me,Kai!! Dear, dear,dear!! A tail of four stags.

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Sep-21, 09:22 PM
Kai's winging it folks. But lets not get in a flap over it.

KaiYeves
2007-Sep-21, 10:21 PM
Dava Sobel is a great writer. She's got Longitude and attitude.

mr obvious
2007-Sep-22, 12:27 AM
You might say she's got wide latitude in getting it write?

KaiYeves
2007-Sep-22, 12:31 AM
Yeah, and, when it comes to flying, Burt Rutan has got it Wright!

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Sep-22, 01:03 AM
I bet Burt has a few tails to tell!

mahesh
2007-Sep-22, 12:14 PM
Tell, Willam, Tell!

KaiYeves
2007-Sep-22, 11:38 PM
He named his company Desert Turtle Productions on tortoise.

mahesh
2007-Sep-23, 11:02 AM
what was the porpoise?

KaiYeves
2007-Sep-23, 05:36 PM
To shoot a pilot.
(Now we're on whale jokes)

toejam
2007-Sep-23, 08:46 PM
So egg spec some right blue tails.

KaiYeves
2007-Sep-23, 09:20 PM
BAUT is not a place for yellow-bellies.

mahesh
2007-Sep-25, 10:11 AM
'school' was good today........burp!

toejam
2007-Sep-25, 09:17 PM
Saw two that were as like each other as peas, in a pod.

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Sep-26, 07:19 PM
My PC has frozen, peas help.

KaiYeves
2007-Sep-26, 08:47 PM
I know this kid who showed his Biology textbook to the cops when they asked for ID...

mike alexander
2007-Sep-26, 10:35 PM
Knew a guy with a leaky dinghy. I told him, "As you row, so shall you seep."


There was the drunk at the football game who offered me a shot of whiskey as he told me, "Every fan has his malts."


The sausage was found guilty and sentenced to five years: a term for the wurst.

KaiYeves
2007-Sep-27, 12:27 AM
Monsters don't eat clowns as they taste funny.

mahesh
2007-Sep-27, 08:57 AM
Chiropodists love corn flakes

KaiYeves
2007-Sep-27, 09:19 PM
One must admit that SpaceShipOne was very fly.

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Sep-30, 05:48 AM
A fly without wings must surely be considered a walk.

KaiYeves
2007-Sep-30, 12:50 PM
Teacher: "Why do you always sit near the window?"
Me: "My mom is up on ISS and she likes when I wave to her."

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Oct-02, 09:52 PM
If we had strawberries, we could have strawberries and cream if we had cream.

KaiYeves
2007-Oct-03, 12:57 AM
Despite the name, bouncers are not bouncy, and if you jump on one...

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Oct-03, 01:53 AM
When have you even seen a cake made in a pan?!

KaiYeves
2007-Oct-03, 09:01 PM
Teacher "Why do you have that stain on your shirt?"
Me "The sheep they made it from had a tattoo."

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Oct-05, 01:22 AM
What do people see in blind love?

KaiYeves
2007-Oct-06, 12:15 AM
"Let me see the ugly flower- I like to look at ugly things."
"Well, you must love my face, then."

toejam
2007-Oct-07, 08:08 PM
When asked if I wanted some desert at a friend's house I said:"No thanks, I don't like sweet things, that's why I married my wife". (Talk about trouble over that). :)

KaiYeves
2007-Oct-07, 09:01 PM
"Your wife is a knockout and you look like a monkey. Why the heck did she marry you?"
"We complete one another."

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Oct-12, 04:23 AM
'What is in the middle of a girls legs?'
Her knees, of course.

mahesh
2007-Oct-13, 03:21 PM
I suspect we are on a sticky wicket....last few posts.....shall we, maybe, perhaps, bat carefully here, already , that the mods don't have to make unjust umpiring decisions, guys!!!

Eric Vaxxine
2007-Oct-13, 11:38 PM
We've pushed the boundaries without umpirical
disqualification thus far!

Just run with it Mahesh!

KaiYeves
2007-Oct-14, 01:56 AM
Yup, it looks like sudden death after that foul play. However, we can come back and make it on the podium with some jokes worthy of an Olympic gold medal.

mahesh
2007-Oct-16, 10:44 AM
Looook! Vaulting Matilda!

KaiYeves
2007-Oct-16, 09:05 PM
A garbage truck has four weels and flies.

toejam
2007-Oct-16, 09:12 PM
Is a cow not a cow when it's turned into a field? Is a door not a door when it's ajar?