Stay At Home Humor

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Yeah, sometimes when I'm watching the news, I ask myself, "what the heck did that person say?" Lots of words but they often don't make sense in the aggregate.

 

[T_R_Oglodyte]

Yeah, sometimes when I'm watching the news, I ask myself, "what the heck did that person say?" Lots of words but they often don't make sense in the aggregate.

I just thought it was a clever take on the "Yo' Mama" humor genre - spoofing on academics who use a lot of words to say nothing.

 

[Talent312]

Yeah, sometimes when I'm watching the news, I ask myself, "what the heck did that person say?"

When the talk on a news channel is just noise, I turn to something that's easier on my ears, like "Buying Alaska," where
a house is often depends on the quality of its outhouse.

I actually learned something new about outhouses on that show:
In Winter-time, use a styrofoam seat from inside the house so your bottom doesn't freeze.

 

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