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Okay, so I'm pretty much ridiculously bored right now, and it's not like I can go anywhere because like 90% of the people who're even awake right now are doing shit in the departments, so.
I don't know. Tell me a joke. The worse the better. If I have to pretty much shun you for telling it, it means you win.
I don't know. Tell me a joke. The worse the better. If I have to pretty much shun you for telling it, it means you win.

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How are German pancakes different from regular ones?
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Anyway, James took him at his word. Like, fucking buys a camera with a fancy-ass zoom lens and flies out and camps his dumb self outside the Vatican, is how serious he is. Stupid. And he's there for weeks, man, pointing this camera in windows and biding his time, and it's all just what you'd expect. The Pope praying, the Pope blessing people, the Pope doing good fucking works like he's meant to. And then one day? Fucking payday. James points his camera and there's the Pope choking the bishop, as it were. And James is like HELL YEAH and his take his picture juuuust at the money shot, but this asshole forgot to turn off his flash. So it's like BOOM, bright light, the Pope doesn't even have time to grab a tissue or anything. And he storms out - dick under his robes, just in case any god-botherers are wondering - and finds James and he's so mad. He's all, you gotta give me that camera right now, the faith of millions depends on it. Hell no, James says, I got a lot riding on this, I spent more than I could afford just to come out here. And the Pope's like, okay, I'll give you a grand for the camera. James laughs in his face, like - the camera cost him more than that in the first place. I'll give you ten grand, says the Pope, and James is all - dude, I wouldn't break even, so he says no. And the Pope's desperate, so he says - son. I will give you one million dollars for that camera.
Now my buddy James, he's not stupid. A bet's a bet, but a million dollars is a million fucking dollars. So he says sure, show me the lira and the camera's yours.
Anyway, they do the deal. James is heading back stateside a rich man, and Il Papa is heading back into the Vatican with his image intact, until some nun sees him.
"Nice camera," she says. "What did it cost you?"
"A million dollars," says the Pope.
"Man," says the nun. "Somebody musta seen you coming."
[Ba-dum-tchss}
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...Which sounds so much worse after that joke, oh my god.
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[ Oh boy. Her voice is just a little too smooth to portend anything good. ]
You'll see her once a month, but she's not your Aunt Flo.
She's got an awful lot of hair, but she's no Lady Godiva.
She hates silver, and not because she's always striving for the gold.
She has large fangs, but she isn't a vampire.
What is she?
[ Hello, Sally. ]
lovingly threadjacks.
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And is she howling mad, too?
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not here
less than lovingly threadjacks, finally
okay now the real reply <3
[ Which... maybe explains something? Maybe? ]
Did you hurt yourself thinking that one up?
i laughed ty
good :D
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start making werewolf accusations, get a flood of haters, apparently
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[ She does make her friend Cash groan quite a bit. ]
Why did the mushroom go to the party?
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[ the real answer involves a 'fungi/fun guy' pun doesn't it ]
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okay but real talk
he wouldn't be bjorn again unless the new vag he rockets out of happens to pick the exact same name, right? or is that not how reincarnation works? i feel like i should know this but i never actually went through with it
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are you absolutely positive that's a joke
just asking
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wow it's apparently hard for her to maintain a dislike for someone not actively fucking her over
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Okay, have you heard the one about the chemist who was reading a book about helium?
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The agent decides that he'll give them a chance and agrees to see it.
[And it's at this point that every since being in every single universe that has ever and will ever exist should feel an acute pang of pity for Sally, because what comes out of Lucifer's mouth next is a string of the most hideous, terrifying, and mind-bendingly obscene acts known to man, and probably a few that hadn't been until this moment. It's a veritable circus of atrocity, a masterfully painted verbal depiction of the most repugnant depths that humanity could sink to, offset by the disturbingly articulate and refined manner that he speaks in, like he's doing nothing more unusual than discussing the weather over afternoon tea.]
And when they're finished, the agent sits in silence for a while before he manages to say, 'That's quite an act you have. What do you call it?'
The man says with a flourish, 'The Aristocrats.'
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I mean, how young even were these kids? Because I'm pretty sure some of that shit has a height requirement.
[ the pause was really just the time it took to come up with something other than 'oh my god, let's not' to say. ]
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