Talking Dog Joke, revised to honor Ruth Bader Ginsburg |
I am revising the classic Talking Dog joke to honor Ruth Bader Ginsburg. A little birthday present for her upcoming birthday March 15, 2019. Yes, she was born on "the Ides of March" and the cutting edge of her mind and voice will always be a mortal danger to tyrants.
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The Talking Dog joke is a classic, with several versions. Recently I noticed that the final lines could easily be revised to honor my hero, hero to every feminist, Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
A man walks into a bar with his dog.
"This is a talking dog. If this dog can answer my questions, who will buy me a drink ?" he asks.
"You can have one on the house" the bartender says.
The man turns to his dog. "What goes on the top of a house ?"
Dog: "Roof."
Man: "What does tree bark feel like ?"
Dog: "Rough".
Man: "Who is the greatest baseball player ever ?"
Dog: "Ruth".
The bartender is clearly annoyed and snaps at the man. "That's enough. You and your dog, get out."
After the man and the dog are thrown out, the dog looks sadly at his owner. "Should I have said DiMaggio ?"
(and perhaps the dog might have added, singing, "Where have you gone Joe DiMaggio ?")
A man walks into a bar with his dog.
"This is a talking dog. If this dog can answer my questions, who will buy me a drink ?" he asks.
"You can have one on the house" the bartender says.
The man turns to his dog. "What goes on the top of a house ?"
Dog: "Roof."
Man: "What was your life before we met, your life as a homeless dog ?"
Dog: "Rough".
Man: "Who is the greatest Supreme Court Justice ever ?"
Dog: "Ruth".
The bartender is clearly annoyed and snaps at the man. "That's enough. You and your dog, get out."
After the man and the dog are thrown out, the dog looks sadly at his owner. "Should I have said William O Douglas. ?"
The dog pauses and ponders, then says "I think we've been Ginsburned"
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