AdminShade
August 15 2005 9:09 AM EDT
"Insert the semi biggest laugh you ever heard here"
Synco
August 15 2005 1:47 PM EDT
I can't tell what it says...
AdminG Beee
August 15 2005 2:25 PM EDT
Leon, you're not meant to read it, you're meant to.... oh nvm.
I keep forgetting British humour doesn't travel across the pond very well.
Maelstrom
August 15 2005 2:37 PM EDT
I don't get it either... and I normally get British humour.
What does a cracker have to do with CB?
QBJohnnywas
August 15 2005 2:41 PM EDT
LOL
Humour's definitely not the universal language....
mchaos
August 15 2005 3:03 PM EDT
I think it's a pun with "a cracker" meaning something like "a side-splitter". Of course I'm not remotely qualified to say, having spent exactly no time in GB.
maulaxe
August 15 2005 3:28 PM EDT
the responses are as funny as the original...
Shark
August 15 2005 4:51 PM EDT
requires 4 ounces of Chivas ( minimum ) before you can understand
Trillian
August 15 2005 5:10 PM EDT
*chuckles*
wouldn't go so far as to say it's the biggest laugh ever though...try harder Beee :P
NSFY
August 15 2005 5:49 PM EDT
That's about as funny as the jokes that French-Canadian guy used to tell in CB1.
Claire thought this was brilliant when she e-mailed it to me.
I think She used a Jacobs though...
;)
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