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Barry told me he still writes his jokes with a pen and paper. I tried it, but my handwriting is so bad that even my own jokes can't read themselves.
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You ever notice how Barry Cryer ages like fine wine? I mean, seriously, if laughter is the best medicine, he's found the fountain of youth in a good punchline. Meanwhile, I'm over here aging like milk in the summer heat.
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Barry once told me he still uses a landline. Yeah, a landline! I didn't even know those still existed. I asked him if he's waiting for Alexander Graham Bell to make a comeback tour.
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Barry said he doesn't understand social media. I told him it's where people go to share their thoughts in 280 characters or less. He said, "I've been doing that for decades, just not limited to characters." Touche, Barry.
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Ever notice how Barry Cryer can turn any mundane moment into a comedic masterpiece? I tried doing that at the DMV the other day. Turns out, not everyone appreciates stand-up while waiting in line for a driver's license photo. Who knew?
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You know you're in the presence of a comedy legend when Barry Cryer gives you advice. It's like getting life tips from Yoda, but with more laughter and fewer lightsabers.
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Barry's so experienced; he can tell a joke without even saying a word. It's all in the eyebrow raise and the twinkle in his eye. I tried it, but people just thought I had something stuck in my contact lens.
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Have you ever heard Barry Cryer laugh? It's like a symphony of joy mixed with the echoes of a thousand punchlines. I swear, if they bottled his laughter, it would outsell every energy drink on the market.
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Barry was telling me about the good old days of comedy, and I couldn't help but feel a bit nostalgic. You know you're getting old when you start reminiscing about the golden age of stand-up and forget what year it is.
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