So I'm reading the joke section of Maxim magazine, and there is one that I just don't get. Maybe you guys can help me...
This guy walks into a bar and gets somethink to drink. After awhile he heads into the bathroom and sees a guy bent over the sink with someone givin it to him from behind and someone in turn giving it to him from behind. Stunned, the man leaves and goes to the bartender.
"Do you know what's goin on in your bathroom?" he says, and tells the bartender what he saw.
"The guy in the middle, was he wearing a red sweater?" the bartender asks.
"Yeah, I think so," the man replies.
"Oh, that's Frank," the bartender says, "he's lucky at cards to."
That's it. Now, is this supposed to mean that the guy in the middle is just lucky for being the meat in the sandwich? If so, then it's just not that funny. Or is there something else to it that I can't pick up on...
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seriously, how does crap like that get printed? like those comics that are just not funny at all. i saw one about michael jackson holding his kid over the ledge. somthing like, its a bird, no its a plane, no its michael jackson holding his baby over the ledge! what the hell is remotely funny about that? i swear if i ever caught some one laughing at something that unfunny i would sock them in the jaw. above all other things, stupidity pisses me off the most.
Ok, ksoth, I don't know about you, but I got my copy of Maxim yesterday in the mail and I'm still busy looking at Anna. WTF are you doing reading the jokes already? There will be plenty of time for that later.
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