Can someone explain how this Chinese spam we're getting works? Is it completely computer generated now or is there still some are##hole sitting in his bedroom surrounded by dirty socks and mouldering takeaways pressing buttons on his computer? Why are there fewer spam posts now that when it started?
Probably a loose translation from the Chinese then. I bet it's a hoot in the original language
*snort*
The only sort of jokes I can remember are along the same lines as josusa's. "what's brown and sticky? A stick" type of thing Must be my girl brain.
My Dad used to tell really excruciating long corny jokes that went on for half an hour at least. He was a physiotherapist and used to have these jokes to keep his patients' minds off the treatment. I think the treatment generally hurt less than the punch lines
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Is it completely computer generated now or is there still some are##hole sitting in his bedroom surrounded by dirty socks and mouldering takeaways pressing buttons on his computer?
Why are there fewer spam posts now that when it started?
@pauline1 and now you've shared the joke I bet you're wishing you hadn't
One of its legs is both the same.
Why does a mouse when it spins?
Because the higher it flies, the fewer.
The only sort of jokes I can remember are along the same lines as josusa's.
"what's brown and sticky?
A stick"
type of thing
Must be my girl brain.
My Dad used to tell really excruciating long corny jokes that went on for half an hour at least. He was a physiotherapist and used to have these jokes to keep his patients' minds off the treatment. I think the treatment generally hurt less than the punch lines
“It's still magic even if you know how it's done.”