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| Topic: Amputation. Sounds Like. RUDE. | |
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My mate rang me up the other day.
He told me he had cut off his finger. I said, "What? You cut off your whole finger?" He replied, "No! The one beside it". |
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My mate rang me up the other day. He told me he had cut off his finger. I said, "What? You cut off your whole finger?" He replied, "No! The one beside it". Did you read the joke first on some webpage like this one: http://jokojokes.com/cut-off-finger-jokes.html ? |
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No. Like most of my favourite jokes, I either get them from DVDs or TV comedy programmes.
What difference does it make? |
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My mate rang me up the other day. He told me he had cut off his finger. I said, "What? You cut off your whole finger?" He replied, "No! The one beside it".  
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No. Like most of my favourite jokes, I either get them from DVDs or TV comedy programmes. What difference does it make? None, as far as originality is concerned. |
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Surely ORIGINALITY is the issue you are discussing.
Listen, even professional comedians steal each others' material. It is called SHARING. A bit like stealing from the Apple shop. It should be treated as scrumping. (AND before you say it, that isn't one of my originals, either. Ha ha ha.) |
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Personally, I don't have a problem with comedians stealing others' jokes; however, only when untruthfully claiming originality, which I was not accusing you of.
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