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23 February 2007

O'heard in NY gem. I found this quite hilarious.
LOL.
posted by fluffy battle kitten 23 February | 14:23
My mom told me a similar story. She siad she was shopping in a department store and there was a woman with a little boy who was acting up. The mom said "Settle down or I'll wallop you." The kid said "You can't wallop me coz if you do, I'll tell everybody I saw Daddy's pee-pee in your mouth!"

(that's what mom told me. For a devout Catholic, my mom has something of filthy sense of humor)
posted by jonmc 23 February | 14:24
I knew it was going to be that one! I loved that one! (and I'm with the black lady, I would smack a child!)

Yesterday was one of the funnier OINY days on record.
posted by ThePinkSuperhero 23 February | 14:26
Heeeelarious!
posted by tr33hggr 23 February | 14:30
Heh. That's great.
posted by gaspode 23 February | 14:35
That is awesome
posted by kellydamnit 23 February | 15:15
I think that's the best one I've heard from there.
posted by By the Grace of God 23 February | 15:20
years ago I got a late bus home with my friend Miriam. We overheard a conversation that was so funny we told everyone about it.
Now we lived in a very working class area of an small Irish city.
Girl had obviously just asked boy "do you love me?"
we didn't hear this part we only heard his response

"Wha?? What dye mean do I loves ya? Sure don't I buy ya chips an don't I Fla ya?, sure of course I loves ya!"

End discussion.
A Fla(dh) normally means an Irish festival, in this case the meaning is less edifying.

As we became more sucessful (socially) we told this story many times. Miriam ended up working for the leader of the Opposition and invited me many years on to a very important event in our capital city. We both heard the same conversation given as an example of Dublin Northside /Southside divide

( typical joke What do you call a Northsider (dublin) in a suit? Ans: The defendant)
We told people there that this was a conversation we had overheard in our own little city many years earlier. No-one believed us, they thought it impossible.
This is what it's like being in on the beginning of an urban legend (- It was the No 2 bus from Pana to Gurran)

Anyways
another Northside /Southside joke (Southside in both cases being the economically advantaged part of the city)
What's the difference between Northside girls and Southside girls?
Northside girls wear fake jewellry and have real orgasms
posted by Wilder 23 February | 15:41
Bwahahahahaha!
posted by sisterhavana 23 February | 16:20
Yep, that was good enough to send the cats fleeing at the sound of my laughter.
posted by deborah 23 February | 16:43
Oh that's brill. What a great response. Poor kid, named Dylan. Ack. A guy on one of my hockey teams has a son called River. He's about 13 years old and plays hockey too. Eeek.
posted by alicesshoe 23 February | 17:08
"Now, Dylan, when you talk about Mommy's hoo-hoo in front of complete strangers, Daddy becomes very embarrassed . . ."

Sure don't I buy ya chips an don't I Fla ya?,

It's nice to see that chivalry survives somewhere in this mean and ugly world.
posted by jason's_planet 23 February | 21:08
Hysterical!!! I'm with the black lady, too. Maybe not a smack, per se. But I'd most certainly lean down with my best Mom-Of-Doom glare and say some choice things through gritted teeth. Always worked.
posted by redvixen 23 February | 21:18
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