>
> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, TurquoiseB <no_reply@> wrote:
<snip>
> > In a way, it's like that bar where the regulars had
> > heard all the jokes so many times that they didn't
> > even bother telling them any more. They just numbered
> > them and someone would call out "Thirty-one" and
> > everyone would crack up and toast the joke-teller.
> > Then one day a stranger walks in and sits there
> > puzzled, trying to figure out what is going on. He
> > listens to people calling out numbers and getting a
> > great response, and finally decides to try it himself.
> > So he shouts out "Twenty-two" and is greeted with
> > a deafening silence. Chagrined, he asks the bartender
> > what he did wrong and the bartender says, "You fucked
> > up the punchline, man."
>
> Actually, YOU fucked up the punchline. The original was "its all in
the delivery."
That's close to the way I heard it: "Ah, well, some
people can tell a joke, some can't."
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