Showing posts with label puns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label puns. Show all posts

Saturday, 18 April 2009

TfL lost property enquiry form

Date property was lost: 19 Apr 2009

What was lost: Other

Please specify: my mind

Colour of main item: Dark. Slightly dirty.

Journey details:
I was travelling Eastbound on the Piccadilly line at approximately 10pm, and when I got home and found myself delirious with pain arguing with God in the bath (I was in the tub. Not God) I realised I had lost it. I think it must still be on the tube. I was in the last carriage if that helps. Please get it back to me. Although I don't mind if you have another one lying around, it's about time I changed it. It makes sense that it would go missing on the Piccadilly line: it's one-track and ends up at Cockfosters, so it probably feels right at home.

Monday, 2 July 2007

Pun Pals

On a recent flight out of Stansted, while the security man was patting me down for cutlery of mass destruction in a slightly over-friendly manner, he was kind enough to give me the following set up:

Security (while copping a good feel of my ankles):
Do you have anything sharp on your person?

Me (grimacing in pain as I try to keep my mouth shout):
Nothing except my wit.

With sincerest apologies to Oscar Wilde.

Although the security man didn't bat an eyelid, let alone smile, he must have appreciated the joke, otherwise I would have been taken aside, strip searched and possible anal probed to find the 'wit' I had admitted to carrying... but that's enough toilet humour for today.

Or is it? In all matters punning, I must bow to Joe who recently sent me the following email exchange (I'm sure the guys working at CERN had this in mind when they first developed the idea of an internet)...

From: Leon Franklin

Subject: Re: training

All I can say is that last time I looked at the BOM site it said, and I quote, "Make yourself an ark of cypress wood! Make rooms in the ark and coat it inside and out with pitch. And this is how you will build: the length of the ark three hundred cubits, her width fifty cubits, her height thirty cubits." Needless to say that I was just a little alarmed. I'm just happy that things are looking up and all us heathens are not going to be destroyed in an upcoming flood.

From: Pietro Di Ciaccio

Subject: RE: training

How big is a cubit, anyway? We should go back to using them...

From: Joseph Greensmith

Subject: Re: training

less than a culot...

From: Leon Franklin

Subject: Re: training

shocking, just shocking. How long have you been waiting to use that one
Joe?


From: Joseph Greensmith

Subject: RE: training

Suffice to say.... I was fore-armed Ouch.