British Comedy Guide

Lame Arse Gaga

Found in an old folder....

I went to the local kebab shop after the pub this weekend and ordered a doner, the bloke serving put the meat in and was ready to give it to me but before he did I asked him for some chilli sauce. Quick as a flash General Pinochet appeared from round the corner and pinched my arse.

A man walked into a bar and asked "Can I have a cocktail?". So the barman turns to him and says "Once upon the time there a penis called Derek..."

I just noticed my kettle has started stealing from me, first a couple of tenners from my wallet, then my watch and now my stereo. I phoned the police, he told me the area is renowned for it's criminal ELEMENT.

A bloke goes to his local supermarket, but there is only one small space left. He tries to get in the space but makes a complete dogs dinner of it, he's not very good at this maneuver (Could be autobiographical). Several people gather round watching him go backwards and forwards repeatedly. Then on his seventeenth attempt a man splits from the crowd and opens his door."Having a bit of a problem there mate? Just hop out and let me have a go." Reluctantly the driver gets out of the car, but rather than get in the helpful bloke throws his jacket in the car and walks off. Nothing happens for a bit, then suddenly the car springs into life and with one fluid movement fits nicely in the space. The driver is amazed. "Thank you very much. I've never seen anything like it. That's fantastic. What kind of coat is that?"
"Oh!" Replies the man. "That's a Parker"

Orville the duck rang up Emu last week to ask if he fancied going
fishing. Emu replied, 'I'd love to, Orville me old china, but I
don't appear to have a rod.'

I think the cocktail one works best - probly because it's the quickest to get to the punchline. I think if this was a stand up routine and I'd sat through the convoluted "Parker" preamble I'm afraid I'd be groaning rather than laughing at the punchline.

Bo.

Cheers, this was found in an old folder on my computer called 'Lame Arse Gags' even I groaned when reading them.

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Quote: dannyjb1 @ May 26 2008, 12:26 PM BST

Cheers, this was found in an old folder on my computer called 'Lame Arse Gags' even I groaned when reading them.

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No need to groan. They hang together well, are logical, and do provide a credible punchline. Well done!

There's a market for Basil Brush type 'boom-boom' quickie's where the audience thoroughly enjoy's, and looks forward to, 'groaning' in delight.

I Like 'em!

I liked the parker one, the rest were a bit more ummm, only one way to test them ey Danny? :D

Laughing out loud

I shall be bringing eggs and tommies to your first stand up show in order to provide appropriate support! ;)

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