I used be just like Ruthie as a kid. A million questions. I actually DID ask my father one day, “What’s a mother-in-law?” And totally exasperated with my incessant questions, responded, “Someone who doesn’t go to church!” I swear, I thought that was the meaning for YEARS. And decades later when I reminded him of what he told me, he vehemently denied it, having no memory of that conversation whatsoever. In hindsight, I’m sure he just said SOMETHING, ….ANYTHING, to shut me up for that moment. LOL.
pschearer Premium Member over 5 years ago
I can hardly wait!
jpayne4040 over 5 years ago
It may not be so funny once you understand it.
The Pro from Dover over 5 years ago
I have one question. What’s the joke?
dlkrueger33 over 5 years ago
I used be just like Ruthie as a kid. A million questions. I actually DID ask my father one day, “What’s a mother-in-law?” And totally exasperated with my incessant questions, responded, “Someone who doesn’t go to church!” I swear, I thought that was the meaning for YEARS. And decades later when I reminded him of what he told me, he vehemently denied it, having no memory of that conversation whatsoever. In hindsight, I’m sure he just said SOMETHING, ….ANYTHING, to shut me up for that moment. LOL.
LightWarriorK over 5 years ago
Joke: “What’s the difference between an Outhouse, a Couch-Potato, and your Mother-In-Law?”
Answer: “None! They’re all full of crap!”
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 5 years ago
Joke: “What’s the difference between an Outhouse, a Couch-Potato, and your Mother-In-Law?”
And a hint, Dr. F. W. Nietzsche predicted one of them along with the übermenschen…that would be the layabout we call “couch-potato”.
Answer:The Out House doesn’t use itself!