You deserve at least an hour in the Pun Closet of Shame and Humiliation for that one.wv: buffrin, which is a brand of aspirin I'll have to take because my head is still hurting from banging it repeatedly on my desk after that punchline.
Chris, I'm not sure whether to laugh at you, or laugh with you, when it comes to that pun.
*groan* So much pain... it hurts... And I thought the Wizard of Oz puns were bad.Despite the physical pain it's causing, keep up the good work. ;)
I dont get it, but thats just me, and um, do you think Amal likes Lamas?
That. Was. Genius.XDKeep up the good work, Doyle. Keep up the good work...Hey, who was the gray frog back in the ninja-pirate battle?
C-shorey try reading the strip out loud.
Wow how odly appropiate, I just had my first spanish lesson today and my teacher insisted on giving us all Spanish names, mine was Juan!
@C-Shorey, Juan is pronounced Whan which sounds like One, Amal is self explanatory.
I'm not sure if I should groan and bash my head on the desk or laugh. It's one of those puns which is actually kind of punny.
*copious amounts of applause* well played, Sir Doyle.
Never saw it coming . . .
that was reasonably clever
I only just worked this out...
Read the comic here.
You deserve at least an hour in the Pun Closet of Shame and Humiliation for that one.
ReplyDeletewv: buffrin, which is a brand of aspirin I'll have to take because my head is still hurting from banging it repeatedly on my desk after that punchline.
Chris, I'm not sure whether to laugh at you, or laugh with you, when it comes to that pun.
ReplyDelete*groan* So much pain... it hurts... And I thought the Wizard of Oz puns were bad.
ReplyDeleteDespite the physical pain it's causing, keep up the good work. ;)
I dont get it, but thats just me, and um, do you think Amal likes Lamas?
ReplyDeleteThat. Was. Genius.
ReplyDeleteXD
Keep up the good work, Doyle. Keep up the good work...
Hey, who was the gray frog back in the ninja-pirate battle?
C-shorey try reading the strip out loud.
ReplyDeleteWow how odly appropiate, I just had my first spanish lesson today and my teacher insisted on giving us all Spanish names, mine was Juan!
ReplyDelete@C-Shorey, Juan is pronounced Whan which sounds like One, Amal is self explanatory.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure if I should groan and bash my head on the desk or laugh. It's one of those puns which is actually kind of punny.
ReplyDelete*copious amounts of applause* well played, Sir Doyle.
ReplyDeleteNever saw it coming . . .
ReplyDeletethat was reasonably clever
ReplyDeleteI only just worked this out...
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