When I was in the Boy Scouts, every Scout leader was an incorrigible punster. The Scoutmaster, his assistant, the boy leaders, the professional Scouters, the men who volunteered at summer camp. I like to say that I got a Ph.D in Punnery from the Boy Scouts.
I learned that the only vile pun is one you didn't think of yourself. That being said, while I didn't think of this or any of your other puns. I find them funny.
I don't know why I can't configure my email to be able to email you, but Computers and I don't always get along. You can't nag them into behaving, and as I have frequently said over the last forty years, I never used to curse until they put a computer on my desk.
I bought a small sail boat. I named it Kabastian Sabot.
"Curses", said the villain as the townspeople wrapped him up in Reynolds Wrap, "foiled again."
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When I was in the Boy Scouts, every Scout leader was an incorrigible punster. The Scoutmaster, his assistant, the boy leaders, the professional Scouters, the men who volunteered at summer camp. I like to say that I got a Ph.D in Punnery from the Boy Scouts.
I learned that the only vile pun is one you didn't think of yourself. That being said, while I didn't think of this or any of your other puns. I find them funny.
THANKS!
I don't know why I can't configure my email to be able to email you, but Computers and I don't always get along. You can't nag them into behaving, and as I have frequently said over the last forty years, I never used to curse until they put a computer on my desk.
I bought a small sail boat. I named it Kabastian Sabot.
"Curses", said the villain as the townspeople wrapped him up in Reynolds Wrap, "foiled again."
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