Keep it up my friend, not everyone can tell a clean yoke.
Clean Musician/Music Joke of the Day
dennisg wrote:
The last line appears in every movie ever made about the downtrodden underdog little kids playing little league, which I had to watch with my kids as they grew up, its kinda ingrained in the old grey cellsChasplaya wrote:Funny joke, Chas. But I have to ask, how does a Scottish New Zealander obtain a knowledge of American baseball?It was the bottom of the Ninth, the score was tied, and the basses were loaded.
A down and out musician was playing his harmonica in the middle of a busy shopping mall. Striding over, a policeman asked, “May I please see your permit?” I don’t have one,” confessed the musician. “In that case, you’ll have to accompany me.”
“Splendid!” exclaimed the musician. “What shall we sing?”
“Splendid!” exclaimed the musician. “What shall we sing?”
Tony was a pianist and was practicing late one night. There was a tap on the door, when he opened it his landlord was standing outside the door. He asked; “do you know there is a sick lady upstairs?"
Tony answered, “no, I haven’t heard that song. Can you please hum it a little?"
Tony answered, “no, I haven’t heard that song. Can you please hum it a little?"
The choir had just come out of rehearsal. “Am I to assume that you do a lot of singing at home?” Mr. Harris asked a fellow choir member, Chas. “Yes, I sing a lot. I use my voice just to kill time,” said Chas. Mr. Harris nodded, “You certainly have a fine weapon.”