Best comedy one-liner?
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Best comedy one-liner?
I don’t think this has been done before, and I was pondering while listening to R4’s “I’m sorry I haven’t a clue”. I’ll start.
Capt Mainwaring in Dad’s Army: “ Don’t tell him, Pike”.
Simple, harmless, clever, funny.
Other suggestions?
Capt Mainwaring in Dad’s Army: “ Don’t tell him, Pike”.
Simple, harmless, clever, funny.
Other suggestions?
Last edited by Wossname on Sun Dec 17, 2023 3:12 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Best comedy one-liner?
Bob Monkhouse
People used to laugh at me when I said I wanted to be a comedian.
Well they're not laughing now.
People used to laugh at me when I said I wanted to be a comedian.
Well they're not laughing now.
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Many years ago, I and some mates went into a pub and saw a drag act, where some young Herbert made a snide comment.
As quick as you like, the drag artist said ' go home and tell mummy you saw one '
He ran out of pub, head down, red of face, whilst everyone else laughed.
Ordinarily I wouldn't sit and watch this kind of act, but this bloke was razor sharp with his wit and funny as fu!k. Changed my opinion of this type of show.
As quick as you like, the drag artist said ' go home and tell mummy you saw one '
He ran out of pub, head down, red of face, whilst everyone else laughed.
Ordinarily I wouldn't sit and watch this kind of act, but this bloke was razor sharp with his wit and funny as fu!k. Changed my opinion of this type of show.
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That went over my headBuckaroo wrote: ↑Sun Dec 17, 2023 2:18 pm Many years ago, I and some mates went into a pub and saw a drag act, where some young Herbert made a snide comment.
As quick as you like, the drag artist said ' go home and tell mummy you saw one '
He ran out of pub, head down, red of face, whilst everyone else laughed.
Ordinarily I wouldn't sit and watch this kind of act, but this bloke was razor sharp with his wit and funny as fu!k. Changed my opinion of this type of show.
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Ah. I stand corrected. Even simpler, clevererer, funnier.
I’ll edit it.
<<crawls away, embarrassed>>
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Saw one what?Buckaroo wrote: ↑Sun Dec 17, 2023 2:18 pm Many years ago, I and some mates went into a pub and saw a drag act, where some young Herbert made a snide comment.
As quick as you like, the drag artist said ' go home and tell mummy you saw one '
He ran out of pub, head down, red of face, whilst everyone else laughed.
Ordinarily I wouldn't sit and watch this kind of act, but this bloke was razor sharp with his wit and funny as fu!k. Changed my opinion of this type of show.
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The snide comment was about ' fuc!!ing queer' hence the drag artist's comment.JackyJoll wrote: ↑Sun Dec 17, 2023 3:42 pmSaw one what?Buckaroo wrote: ↑Sun Dec 17, 2023 2:18 pm Many years ago, I and some mates went into a pub and saw a drag act, where some young Herbert made a snide comment.
As quick as you like, the drag artist said ' go home and tell mummy you saw one '
He ran out of pub, head down, red of face, whilst everyone else laughed.
Ordinarily I wouldn't sit and watch this kind of act, but this bloke was razor sharp with his wit and funny as fu!k. Changed my opinion of this type of show.
Maybe I should have passed on this one...... that'll teach me
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No worries- this conversation is pretty funny!Buckaroo wrote: ↑Sun Dec 17, 2023 6:49 pmThe snide comment was about ' fuc!!ing queer' hence the drag artist's comment.JackyJoll wrote: ↑Sun Dec 17, 2023 3:42 pmSaw one what?Buckaroo wrote: ↑Sun Dec 17, 2023 2:18 pm Many years ago, I and some mates went into a pub and saw a drag act, where some young Herbert made a snide comment.
As quick as you like, the drag artist said ' go home and tell mummy you saw one '
He ran out of pub, head down, red of face, whilst everyone else laughed.
Ordinarily I wouldn't sit and watch this kind of act, but this bloke was razor sharp with his wit and funny as fu!k. Changed my opinion of this type of show.
Maybe I should have passed on this one...... that'll teach me
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T: What should I do with this cabbage?
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Reminds me of the Thatcher sketch of her and the Cabinet having a meal.Yambo wrote: ↑Mon Dec 18, 2023 10:54 am Wife, both sons, eldest boy's fiancee and I were all in N.I. staying at the BiL's (over his back fence was a bit of the NW 200 course). We'd just had dinner and eldest boy's fiancee (T) was helping to clear up.
T: What should I do with this cabbage?
Trumps (my youngest lad): Why don't you just marry him?
Waiter: 'And the vegetables ma'am?'
Thatcher: 'They'll have the same as me'.
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Groucho Marx had so many one liners.
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