butterfly: so then the bartender says to the monkey Kiss her?…
'…I haven't even'
whoosh
Butterflies: ocean breezes.
oh, they're ruined my stand -up career. just ruined it.
Good Morning Crew,I believe the punch line involves a peanut in the Monkey’s #%$Have a GREAT DAY MATIE’S and watch out for the monkey’s They like the little umbrellas in the cocktails at the beach.
The line BEFORE “Kiss her?” has to be something that only sounds like that, for instance “… kisser”. Then you can say “Kiss her? I haven’t even {met, talked with, ..} her”. With “kiss” it doesn’t actually pack much of a punch, and is probably mean just as an allusion to racier extant versions.
GROG Premium Member over 12 years ago
Never mind that. What did the bartender say to the monkey?
Good Morning, Crew!
StelBel over 12 years ago
The strip is funny, but I, too, want to hear the punchline!
Good morning, all!
FUNG1 over 12 years ago
"pro"s … that WAS the punchline!
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member over 12 years ago
good morning crew.happy, happy, happy!!!boomerang butterflys…: )
instigator20 over 12 years ago
Good Morning Crew,I believe the punch line involves a peanut in the Monkey’s #%$Have a GREAT DAY MATIE’S and watch out for the monkey’s They like the little umbrellas in the cocktails at the beach.
Dana Kuhar Premium Member over 12 years ago
The bar was in the front of a gambling room. So it was “liquor in the front, poker in the rear”.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member over 12 years ago
I doubt the punchline was that funny anyway.
Good morning Crew! Thanks for yesterday Chip!
rgcviper over 12 years ago
I, too, wanna hear the end of the joke, although I think some stuff here in the comments might beat anything Chip had in mind. (No offense, Chip.)
Good Sunday Morning, Crew.
gobblingup Premium Member over 12 years ago
But you’ll always leave the audience wanting more…Hello Crew!
Allan CB Premium Member over 12 years ago
Ok Chip … time to tell us the joke.
Dana Kuhar Premium Member over 12 years ago
The line BEFORE “Kiss her?” has to be something that only sounds like that, for instance “… kisser”. Then you can say “Kiss her? I haven’t even {met, talked with, ..} her”. With “kiss” it doesn’t actually pack much of a punch, and is probably mean just as an allusion to racier extant versions.