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Topic: Amputation. Sounds Like. RUDE.
Mefikit Joined Thu 07/02/20 Posts: 485	Sat 09/17/22 03:19 AM
My mate rang me up the other day. He told me he had cut off his finger. I said, "What? You cut off your whole finger?" He replied, "No! The one beside it".

sonofrangi Joined Sat 03/07/20 Posts: 281	Sun 09/18/22 06:48 PM


Unknow Joined Wed 08/12/20 Posts: 431	Sun 09/18/22 11:01 PM
My mate rang me up the other day. He told me he had cut off his finger. I said, "What? You cut off your whole finger?" He replied, "No! The one beside it". Did you read the joke first on some webpage like this one: http://jokojokes.com/cut-off-finger-jokes.html ?

Mefikit Joined Thu 07/02/20 Posts: 485	Mon 09/19/22 03:56 AM
No. Like most of my favourite jokes, I either get them from DVDs or TV comedy programmes. What difference does it make?

Merry Joined Fri 11/19/21 Posts: 12306	Mon 09/19/22 04:20 AM
My mate rang me up the other day. He told me he had cut off his finger. I said, "What? You cut off your whole finger?" He replied, "No! The one beside it".

Unknow Joined Wed 08/12/20 Posts: 431	Mon 09/19/22 07:47 AM
No. Like most of my favourite jokes, I either get them from DVDs or TV comedy programmes. What difference does it make? None, as far as originality is concerned.

Mefikit Joined Thu 07/02/20 Posts: 485	Mon 09/19/22 08:25 AM
Surely ORIGINALITY is the issue you are discussing. Listen, even professional comedians steal each others' material. It is called SHARING. A bit like stealing from the Apple shop. It should be treated as scrumping. (AND before you say it, that isn't one of my originals, either. Ha ha ha.)

Unknow Joined Wed 08/12/20 Posts: 431	Mon 09/19/22 09:02 AM
Personally, I don't have a problem with comedians stealing others' jokes; however, only when untruthfully claiming originality, which I was not accusing you of.

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