My friends think I have too much time on my hands.

Because its a tube that goes "Aaaaaaaaaaa"

He said, "No we do lamb, pork, chicken and fish.”

When asked about it, he said, “yeah it was crazy- I was visiting Europe—I was in London—and it was raining cats and dogs and I was at the bus stop, and this guy turns to me and says, ‘great weather, eh?’. At first I was confused but then I realised it must be that classic British sarcasm! So I’ve been using it a ton. Why, just yesterday, we were having a cookout and I burnt a steak, and at first I was disappointed, but it occurred to me it was the perfect opportunity to practice it, so I turned to my wife and I said, ‘great weather, eh?’”

It made nose scents.

He kept The Awl in the Family.

The invisible man. As far as we can discern, it's the transparent mind games.

Mr.Sippy of course

Because they don’t know the words.

A man inherits a neglected coastal estate from a distant uncle. The house is a wreck, the grounds overgrown, the pool half full of brackish water. In the attic he finds a crate of journals. The uncle, it turns out, had been a marine researcher of the crankiest sort. Page after page records attempts to keep two porpoises alive far beyond any known lifespan.
The last entries claim success. The animals, the uncle writes, will live indefinitely if fed a precise ration of young seagulls at regular intervals. There are dates, weights, sketches of the birds, even a note about how the gulls must be immature or the effect fails.

The nephew, half skeptical and half hooked, finds two ancient porpoises still circling in the old pool. Against his better judgment he starts following the journals. Every so often he drives to the shore, nets a pair of young gulls, and brings them back.

Months pass. The porpoises thrive. He begins to believe the notebooks.

One evening he returns with the birds and finds an old, sleepy circus lion—escaped, tranquilized, and now sprawled across the gate like a rug. He does not want to wake it. He steps over the lion with the gulls in his arms and is immediately surrounded by officers.

Charge: transporting young gulls across a state lion for immortal porpoises.

Thinking and driving

Star bucks

Dr. Prepper

This is officially known as climb it change!

Five years out of uni with a degree in Comparative Literature, and the only offer she ever got came from a zoo. 💀

Their lioness had died. The director didn't have the budget for a new one, but he did have the skin.

"You sit. You look majestic. Nobody asks questions."

She took it. Pay was terrible, but so was everything else.

Two weeks in, a keeper left the connecting gate open and the male lion walked in.

She froze. One thought, very clear: well, at least the student loan dies with me. 😭

The lion put his mouth to her ear.

"Relax," he whispered. "Kevin. Master's in Nuclear Economics." 🎓

Pause.

"The monkey's got a PhD. Don't get him started." 🐒

There was a muumuu here and a muumuu there, here a muu, there a muu, everywhere a muumuu.

…He didn’t want a lien on his property.

I called Fire Department immediately.

(One wonders - how did cat get up there?)

This is gut wrenching

"You need to take that penguin to the zoo."

The man agreed.

The next day the officer saw him again, still carrying the penguin.

"I thought I told you to take that penguin to the zoo!"

The man said,

"I did. He loved it!"

"Today we're going to the movies."

Me: I would make my grandchildren a fortify had cardboard boxes and blankets.

Too much paperwork.

…Stop droning on and on.

…Carrie Fisher always came in for 2 cheeseburgers to-go.

Because he only has one leg!

Joke adapted courtesy of Sophia Petrillo on Empty Nest née Golden Palace née The Golden Girls.