My friend's name is Fenter. Being that it's the hip, groovy, neat-o and whacky cool thing to misspell words these days, he spells his name, Phenter. He used to be the kind of guy that was always gloomy and depressing to be around. But now that he has fallen madly in love with a little lady from Japan, life is good for him. Very good. It doesn't matter that her English is not the best. They have no problem communicating with each other through that universal language of adoration and affection. And if Phenter is happy, we all are happy.
The other day, we teased her about being just what the doctor ordered for Phenter and that maybe his heart might belong to another. She just laughed and said, "Oh no, Phentermine no prescription necessary!"
[Yes, I know it should read "Phenter mine, no prescription necessary" but I have work with what I'm assigned. Still, the joke works, yes?]
5 comments:
Ummm -- yeah, great joke.
Yeah, you're right. As a joke, it isn't going to make it in any comedy tour. I should have used the phrase 'word play' instead of 'joke'. Sorry about ...
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Nicely done ;) It isn't easy making some of these links make sense. So, if you have to use silly word play to accomplish it, go for it! I got a chuckle out of it :)
well crafted!!
you really did apply brains to get that link gel with the article
very well written
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