Today, a short tale of eating out whilst abroad…
A traveller in southern Africa, after a busy day on safari, stops at a roadside cafe for dinner. After perusing the menu, he questions the waiter:
Traveller: I was thinking of having the aardvark steak, but I’m sure I’ve read that aardvark is poisonous.
Waiter: Aardvark is mildly toxic, but only in very large quantities. A little aardvark never hurt anyone.
Boom! Boom!
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You should be shot at dawn for posting that!
I was thinking it could be the start of a series – maybe next a gag involving an animal beginning with “B”…
X could be tough though thought I (look at that, three words in a row each of which just adds one letter to its predecessor)- xiphosuran was the only animal-related word I could find and it’s hard to foresee a decent joke using that (but luckily, I have set the bar pretty low).
I heard another pretty awful joke at my running club last night…
A group of multinational friends arrives at a London restaurant. Among the friends is an Englishman, an Irishman, a Scotsman, a Frenchman, a German, an Italian, a Sri Lankan, an American, an Algerian, a Hungarian, a Tibetan, a Croatian, a Mongolian and a Peruvian. Unfortunately the head waiter refuses entry to the entire group, saying “Sorry, you’re not allowed in here without a Thai.”
Dearie, dearie, me! What have I started?