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A chapter in the book Short
Fat Hand
by Bill Schott
"Hey, Carl, guess what?"
"What."
"My wife lost a hundred pounds of fat."
"I would say she divorced you, but she'd still have more than a hundred pounds of ugly fat left."
"Funny. No, she lost it all in a poker game."
"How is that possible?"
"She played to an inside straight."
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"Hey, Carl, guess what?"
"What."
"My wife lost a hundred pounds of fat."
"I would say she divorced you, but she'd still have more than a hundred pounds of ugly fat left."
"Funny. No, she lost it all in a poker game."
"How is that possible?"
"She played to an inside straight."
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The punch line is meant to be funny due to its non sequitur appearance, totally abandoning the story of weight loss for the reason for losing at poker. I kill myself sometimes. By the evidence from review, this is apparently one of those times.
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and 2 member cents. The punch line is meant to be funny due to its non sequitur appearance, totally abandoning the story of weight loss for the reason for losing at poker. I kill myself sometimes. By the evidence from review, this is apparently one of those times.
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