True story told to me by a kindergarten teacher: She pointed to a boys foot and said “That shoe (left) belongs on that foot (right).” The boy, puzzled, looked down at his right foot and said “How do I get both shoes on that foot?”
Indeed, the dim ones are the ones who can’t find humor in life, or comic strips, and who find a need to inject their misery and politics into every comment they make.
Funny_Ha_Ha almost 8 years ago
Shoulda named him Dain Bramaged
Argythree almost 8 years ago
I’m not a long time reader; was he always this dim?
bkybl Premium Member almost 8 years ago
Many years ago, this was a Peanuts strip, with Lucy as Pam and Linus as Brewster.
therese_callahan2002 almost 8 years ago
I’ve heard this one before. “You put your shoes on the wrong feet.” “But, mom, they’re the only feet I’ve got.”
Brian Fink almost 8 years ago
I think Family Circus did this one years ago
luvcmx almost 8 years ago
True story told to me by a kindergarten teacher: She pointed to a boys foot and said “That shoe (left) belongs on that foot (right).” The boy, puzzled, looked down at his right foot and said “How do I get both shoes on that foot?”
MJKesquire almost 8 years ago
Abbott & Costello, Red Skelton & The Three Stooges all didthat gag way back in the 30s & 40s!!
Carl R almost 8 years ago
Indeed, the dim ones are the ones who can’t find humor in life, or comic strips, and who find a need to inject their misery and politics into every comment they make.
rekam Premium Member almost 8 years ago
As I recall it’s “You put your left foot in”
Coyoty Premium Member almost 8 years ago
If the left shoe were on the left foot, it would be on the right foot… Wait…
Thehag almost 8 years ago
Ha ha. Made me laugh a little!
ironked1 almost 8 years ago
As the saying goes, “The stupid, it Burns!”.