A young girl sees her father in the shower and asks what his testicles are. "Those are the Apples of the Tree of Life," he tells her, by way of poetic concealment.
She tells this to her mother, who replies, "Did he say anything about that dead branch they're hanging on?"
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A young ostrich eats a keg of nails and complains of stom...
A grandmother gifts her three-year-old grandson a water p...
A father and son pass a car accident on their way to McDo...
A mother questions her daughter's noisy play, only to lea...
A couple sends their son to the balcony to report on neig...
A son cleverly uses a moral question about not hurting th...
A mother shares her childhood experience of scarcity with...
A boy visits the zoo with his mother and later with his f...
A humorous anecdote about a parent whose cooking sets off...
A father and son pass a car accident on their way to McDo...
A mother questions her daughter's noisy play, only to lea...
An elderly woman's pained shriek while picking tomatoes i...
A woman humorously compares husbands to wood fires that d...
A store manager, horrified to hear a clerk tell a custome...
A doctor considers billing a woman for casual medical adv...
A painter becomes famous by perfectly matching a wall to ...
A humorous dialogue where a boy asks for a girl's phone n...
A shopkeeper outsmarts his price-slashing competitors by ...
Four unprepared students fake a car breakdown to postpone...