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His jaw being broken is not funny at all. That comment is kind of funny though.

 

Where did I say his jaw getting broken was funny? Please highlight that part for me.:rolleyes:

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Come on guys, if Keith were here in this thread, he'd simply say "Tant we aw geh awonnng"?

No, he actually said "Wut gooozzz awund, comzzz awund." Or at least that's what it sounded like to reporters.

:lol::lol:I don't care if it was classy or not, it was funny as heck.

Come on guys, if Keith were here in this thread, he'd simply say "Tant we aw geh awonnng"?

 

:laugh::lol:

I don't know, I had a buddy who broke his jaw on a skiing trip and we laughed at him for at least a month...

 

He had milk shakes and soup, while we ate steaks and burgers. Along with making the comments, is this best burger ever or man this steak is good... :lol:

 

My uncle was living with us several years ago, and was out partying one night and he and a buddy wrecked my uncle's car, and my uncle ended up with a wired-shut mouth for weeks. I was probably 11 or 12 at the time, and watching my uncle put chili in the blender and suck it through a straw was a source of endless laughter for me.

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