Those aren't booweys ???

What is that dumb joke that came up a few times where the punch line was something like "...they're not booweys..."

I never quite got that - is that a US thing ?

TONY ( Australia )

In article , [email] says...

You know, I asked that very question 2 years ago in this group. April 14th 2000 to be exact. I got following answer from DR Allen ([email])...

Yes I know she has an ample bosom ( I base my whole life on knowing that "D" is the biggest) but I still don't get the joke !:)

"Noone" wrote in message news:[email]...

The joke in question had something to do with a Rabi and Raquel Welch being stranded at sea after a shipwreck... we don't get to hear the whole joke, but we know that the punchline is "those aren't buoys"

i.e. buoy = those big orange balls that float in the sea... you can see where this is going!

Hope this has helped

-JK

"Tony" wrote in message news:aaligo$g3e$[email]...

"D"

was

Ok, that makes sense now ! thanks

"jedi_x" wrote in message news:vvsz8.17579$7R.23839@NewsReader...

being

Suffice

D isn't the biggest..

"Tony" wrote in message news:aaligo$g3e$[email]...

"D"

was

"faery" wrote in message news:aavfm2$jnv$[email]...

"I know the D is the biggest. I've based my whole life on knowing that the D is the biggest."

Ian

He said "ISN'T" the biggest......I base my whole life I know THAT !:) "Ian F." wrote in message news:[email]...

D

Tony wrote:

Tell him, lads...

Ian

Ian F. wrote in message ...

What a waste of a life, Tony. That's a shame.

homerr..

What ever gets you through the night my friend! There's worse addictions.

George said it is the biggest.

"Tony" wrote in message news:abafih$rjr$[email]...

the

its not booweys, its BOUYS.

You know, the inflatable things that bob on the surface of the water for various purposes, ie to mark a route, etc.

Apparently, the pope grabs her boobs thinking that they are BOUYS.

"faery" wrote in message news:aavfm2$jnv$[email]...

Suffice

In article , [email] says...

Actually, it's not BOUYS, it's BUOYS. If you're going to correct someone's spelling, you better make sure you get it right.

And stop top-posting.

And cut your hair.

And get a life.

jw

"John Woodin" wrote in message news:aaUD8.70022$[email]...

Happy (i.e. now bottom posting)?

Whatever. Excuse me for being new to newsservers, and for trying to add to a conversation. I guess i learned my lesson and will stay far away from rude newsgroup experts like you.

I find it fascinating that people with no sense of humor will still post to a newsgroup about a comedy show. :-) Don't sweat it, Woodin--I thought your reply was funny.

LOL, by correcting someone's spelling? As was already pointed out, if you're going to do that it's a good idea not to misspell your correction...

ELAINE NEEDS TO CUT HER HAIR.

On Tue, 30 Apr 2002 14:11:00 +1000, "Tony" wrote:

I could've sworn that in the original broadcast it was "those weren't communion wafers".

				-==Kensu==-