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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 24 Nov 1999.
Re: Stranded

Re: Stranded

         Hi!

 I thought I _knew_ this joke until the punchline came up.... So I
thought I'd make a rediddle to let you know how this joke is told over
here.

Jan-Erik Finnberg <whe...@icenet.no.spam.please.fi> wrote:
>         
>    We're here on the airport, where a group of people
>    have just arrived after being stranded on an island
>    for more than a year.
>               _   _
>                \ /
>                 V
>      ,())      _===_        
>     )( ..      . . ==     
>     ()) b      <  3 =     
>     "" \=|   (#)>__/      
>     [_]\\|   //__/ /|     
>     //  \   (_/___/ |     
>     \\___>     |____|     
>     )_P#/       \' /      
>      | )_        |_|      
>     (___o'     mMMMM      
> 
> ============================================================
> 
>   Tell me, how did you pass time while you
>       were waiting to be rescued?
>                 _   _
>                  \ /
>                   V
>       ,())      _===_           
>      )( ..      . . ==           
>      ()) b      <  3 =         
>      "" \=|   (#)>__/           
>      [_]\\|   //__/ /|         
>      //  \   (_/___/ |          
>      \\___>     |____|         
>      )_P#/       \' /          
>       | )_        |_|           
>      (___o'     mMMMM 
>      
> ============================================================
> 
>  Well, it _did_ get kinda boring, so we started telling 
>  jokes. Unfortunately none of us knew that many jokes,
>  so the same jokes got told time after time.
>       _   _
>        \ /
>         V
>      ,())      _===_      
>     )( ..      . . ==     
>     ()) b      <  3 =     
>     "" \o| (#)  -__/      
>     [_]\\|  \\,__/ /|     
>     //  \   (_/___/ |     
>     \\___>     |____|     
>     )_P#/       \' /      
>      | )_        |_|      
>     (___o'     mMMMM
>     
> =============================================================
> 
>  So, to save time, we numbered the jokes. Whenever someone
>  wanted to tell a joke, he just said a number.
>      _   _
>       \ /
>        V
>     ,())      _===_ 
>    )( ..      . . ==
>    ()) b      <  3 =
>    "" \o| (#)  -__/ 
>    [_]\\|  \\,__/ /|
>    //  \   (_/___/ |
>   //____>     |____|
>  q_)###/       \' / 
>     | )_        |_| 
>    (___o'     mMMMM 
> 
> ==============================================================
>        23!
>       _   _
>        \ /
>         V
>      ,OOo       ,())      _===_ 
>     OO . .     )(. .      . . ==
>     OO   >     ()) b      <  3 =
>     "" Xo|     "" \-  (#)  -__/ 
>     (_)\X|     [_]\\|  \\,__/ /|
>     //  \      //  \   (_/___/ |
>     \\___\     \\___>     |____|
>     )_P#7      )_P#/       \' / 
>      | )_       | )_        |_| 
>     (___o'     (___o'     mMMMM 
>               
> ==============================================================
> 
>    HEH HEH !
>     _   _
>      \ /
>       V
>      ,())      _===_            
>     )( ..      . . ==           
>     ()) b      <  3 =           
>     "" \<| (#)  -__/            
>     [_]\\|  \\,__/ /|           
>     //  \   (_/___/ |
>     \\___>     |____|
>     )_P#/       \' / 
>      | )_        |_| 
>     (___o'     mMMMM 
> 
> ==============================================================
>       275!
>      _   _
>       \ /
>        V
>     ;::.        ,())      _===_ 
>    :: . .      )(. .      . . ==
>    ::  \       ()) b      <  3 =
>    ~~ {o}      "" \-  (#)  -__/ 
>    (_)\{}      [_]\\|  \\,__/ /|
>    //  |       //  \   (_/___/ |
>    \\__|       \\___>     |____|
>    )_P#        )_P#/       \' / 
>     | )_        | )_        |_| 
>    (___o'      (___o'     mMMMM 
> 
> ==============================================================
> 
>       *YAWNS*
>        _   _
>         \ /
>          V
>       ,())      _===_  
>      )( __      . . == 
>      ()) b      <  3 = 
>      "" \O| (#)  -__/  
>      [_]\\|  \\,__/ /| 
>      //  \   (_/___/ |
>      \\___>     |____|
>      )_P#/       \' / 
>       | )_        |_| 
>      (___o'     mMMMM
>      
> ===============================================================
>                 / What was the problem with the 
>                 \  second joke?
>                  \_   _
>                    \ /
>                     y
>     ,())      _===_ 
>    )( ..      . . ==
>    ()) b      <  3 =
>    "" \-    (#)-__/ 
>    [_]\\|   //__/ /|
>    //  \   (_/___/ |
>    \\___>     |____|
>    )_P#/       \' / 
>     | )_        |_| 
>    (___o'     mMMMM
> 
> =================================================================
> He simply can't tell any jokes properly!
>   _   _
>    \ /
>     V               
>                      
>    ,())      _===_ 
>   )( ..      _ _ ==   
>   ()) b      <  3 =
>   "" \v| (#)  -__/ 
>   [_]\\|  \\,__/ /|
>   //  \   (_/___/ |
>   \\___>     |____|
>   )_P#/       \' / 
>    | )_        |_| 
>   (___o'     mMMMM
> 
> ==================================================================
> 
> Guess you could see that punchline coming a mile away...

 Well, if it's for me, I didn't see it coming, but expected the above...
I hope you get it :-)

 Have fun!
-- 
Gerfried Fuchs
<URL:mailto:alf...@innocent.com>
<URL:http://alfie.ist.org/alfie/>

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Subject: Re: Stranded
Date: 1999/11/24
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