The Quigmans by Buddy Hickerson
- September 03, 2009
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ejcapulet
said,
2 months ago
Hm, I thought alcohol was highly flammable… better cut him off now.
jtpozenel said, 2 months ago
Sorry but this is dumb.
nighthawks
said,
2 months ago
a match made in heaven
forceonatr said, 2 months ago
You can’t reach much further.
Matches “start” fires… hmmm.. start…… starting…. started… how about starting a bar fight? YEAH! I’ll do it!!
It’s so bad it robs me of words. Too stupid… sorry.
I don’t know what the bartender’s worried about. He can’t start a fight in that condition at any rate since you have to close cover before striking.
(See? Vonnegut: No damned cat, no damned cradle.)
EDIT to MaxStarman’s post below: Now that’s a funny joke. If Bucky’s gag is supposed to be tied to it, I would think he still fails for the same reason as almost no one would make the connection.
MaxStarmanJones said, 2 months ago
Actually, the old joke is about a redneck who tries to go into a bar and the bouncer says he can’t get in without a tie. The redneck goes back to his pickup, gets the jumper cables, and ties them around his neck.
Then he returns to the door. The bouncer looks at him for a minute and then says, “OK, I’ll let you in, but you better not start anything.”