chuckwhut
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q: what's the difference between a horse?
a: one of it's legs are both the same.
a: one of it's legs are both the same.
I don't get it...
The answer is; "one of its legs are both the same." end of story.
This is my favourite joke of all time. I laughed my head of when I first heard it 20 years ago. Think about it. You are asking to compare something with......not even itself, it is singular.
So the answer is equally in the response, one of its legs (singular), are both (duel)the same. Everything in the joke encompasses the singular duck.
It is a play on the singular and the dual.
"Kafkaesque"
it kinda is isn't it.
Well Im just saying, its just one of those things us normal people dont get, such as Kafkaesque situations (check out the Mission Hill episode involving the use of this word, and you'll understand where Im going)
That was a good episode! That's the kinda humor that makes me miss cable.
This whole thread is over my head... that too bad i was looking for a laugh..