|
Two men were traveling on a
motorcycle on a windy,
winter day. When it became too breezy for one, he stopped and put his overcoat on backwards to keep the wind from ballooning it away from him. A few miles further on, the motorcycle hit a tree, killing the driver and stunning the fellow with the reversed coat. Later, when the coroner visited the scene, he asked a rookie policeman standing nearby: "What happened?" "Well," the officer replied, "one of them was dead when I got here, and by the time I got the head of the other one straightened around, he was dead, too."
Baude's Handbook of Humor for All Occasions.
Return to the Level One MenuCompiled by Jacob M. Braude. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice Hall, 1958. p. 167 |