Times Square, New Year’s Eve: A Mathemagician’s Worst Nightmare
OTHER REVELERS: 10, 9, 8, 7….
REVELER: 72, 18, 4, umm… 806….
MATHEMAGICIAN (TO REVELER): I probably shouldn’t have hired you to do my taxes.
OTHER REVELERS: 10, 9, 8, 7….
REVELER: 72, 18, 4, umm… 806….
MATHEMAGICIAN (TO REVELER): I probably shouldn’t have hired you to do my taxes.
The surest way to get off on the wrong foot in 2010 is to make a New Year’s resolution to never make resolutions, you hypocrite.
REVELER: So where’s the restroom?
[100,000 OTHER REVELERS LAUGH HYSTERICALLY WHILST THE REVELER REALIZES (S)HE'S NOT STANDING IN MELTED SNOW]
Did you know that if a kid’s parents believe in Santa Claus, (s)he receives fewer presents than kids whose parents don’t believe?
I haven’t seen A Bridge Too Far, but I have a question for the screenwriter: couldn’t your film also be called A Traditional Bridge and Then Some Road?
UNDERLING: What happened, boss?
FIRST EVER PIMP: Sprained ankle. Gotta use this here cane and walk like a gimp. You make fun of me, I kill you.
UNDERLING: Actually, I think it’s… hip?
FIRST EVER PIMP: You a yes man?
UNDERLING: Yes, sir.
FIRST EVER PIMP: Well get limpin’.
UNDERLING: Yes, sir.
I got my four-year-old nephew the new Benjamin Button Cabbage Patch Kid. Then I told him the story of Benjamin Button. Then I told him he only has four years to live.
The cruise ship is sinking.
CAPTAIN LIVERWORT: Women and children first!
EVERY LIVERWORT PASSENGER: That could be a problem.