I could use some serious advice as to whether or not to do this
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If I were in the audience you’d be getting a dead-ass cold stare from me. Not a laugh, but after your speech you’re going to be feeling kinda uncomfortable.
I’d recommend not.
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If they can take the joke then why not? Just don't overdo it. Once is enough.
If I was the second wife I would LOL. But I like jokes like I like my coffe
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If I was the second wife I would LOL. But I like jokes like I like my coffe
Short and missing the end?
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Short and missing the end?
What kinda coffee are you drinking?
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If I were in the audience you’d be getting a dead-ass cold stare from me. Not a laugh, but after your speech you’re going to be feeling kinda uncomfortable.
I’d recommend not.
I thought it was funny as hell, but I'm divorced
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What kinda coffee are you drinking?
wrote last edited by [email protected]ristretto
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“Some of you will remember my jokes from last time, please don’t spoil them for the first timers.”
This one is much better!
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If it's the Sam bride then absolutely.
I bet the Sam bride could fix up a mean rabbit stew, especially with some big yellow taters.
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I thought it was funny as hell, but I'm divorced
wrote last edited by [email protected]I’m coming from a place where I’ve heard this joke before. So, for me it just seems like a lack of self awareness.
I guess it’s funny the first time you hear it.
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Here's the serious advice: whenever you have to think about it like this, don't do it.
wrote last edited by [email protected]I totally agree, but OP should do it anyway. The thought of having missed out on a great joke is so much more haunting than all the disgusted faces they risk seeing at any further event. FR FR
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You got me watching this movie now
Don't be this guy! https://youtu.be/qn4m4oMjHvE
