A sharp joke with a solid ring of truth
With thanks to Crikey for another good chuckle – DO subscribe to their fine E-publications.
29 Friday Jan 2010
Posted in Entertainment Upstairs
A sharp joke with a solid ring of truth
With thanks to Crikey for another good chuckle – DO subscribe to their fine E-publications.
They could have cut back to the two village idiots on the compfy couch giving useless comment as well.
LikeLike
Loved the bearded man in the street, “What I don’t want to hear is the opinion of some punter…”
I used to love media enquiries, when I was the hospital supervisor.
“Is that patient critical?”
“No”
“What about his severe head injury?”
“He’s only got a broken leg.”
“But what about his head?”
“He doesn’t have a head injury, he only has a broken leg.”
“So, aren’t you treating his head injury?”
“No, I think we would’ve noticed a head injury, this is, after all, a hospital.”
“Are you sure?”
“Yes, I’m sure this is a hospital.”
“No, that he doesn’t have a head injury.”
“Well, I just spoke to him, he was completely cognisant, and has no visible injury to his head. Do you want to interview him?”
“No, not now.”
LikeLike
Big M, here’s one I stole from Roy and HG
“See the lady over there, she’s the head nurse”
“Okay but who looks after the rest of his body?”
LikeLike
Reminds me of the doctor who discussed the injection with a little old lady,’ Only a little prick with a needle!”
“Yes, you are.”
LikeLike
We used to have a slight variation.
Male Nurse about to give injection: Just a little prick ma’am
Little Old Lady: I bet all the girls say that to you
LikeLike
“Nurse, I told you to prick his boil, NOT boil his…”
LikeLike
I’m always wary of anyone with the name Richard, I find that they’re all dicks
LikeLike
I love how at the end the reporter always has to tell us who he/she is, I mean as if….
LikeLike
Wonderful, bloody fantastic…the dowdy man in the kitchen was boring, priceless!
The English are so good at this sort thing; I watched it twice, going for the third helping…
LikeLike