The One Without the Ski Trip
Imthorn JA,0894303
The following is the first bit of the closing credits of
"The One Without the Ski Trip":
[Scene: Carol and Susan's, Carol is running to answer the door.]
Carol: (looking through the peephole) Ugh. (opening the door) Ross!
Ross: (entering) Hi! Sorry I'm late. Were you sleeping?
Carol: Ahh, nooo!!
I'm wondering: how many of you noticed that right after the "Ahh, nooo!!",
Carol removes something from the tip of her tongue? A pubic hair, perhaps?
Am I perverted, or is this *really* good joke? :-)
Jaco.
The Fax Machine
time had no idea what I was chuckling at - had to explain the whole muff
thing...
Imthorn JA ; 0894303 wrote in message <9091b1$6...@cs.vu.nl>...
Tennant Stuart
wrote:
> I'm wondering: how many of you noticed that right after the "Ahh, nooo!!",
> Carol removes something from the tip of her tongue? A pubic hair,
> perhaps?
> Am I perverted, or is this *really* good joke? :-)
It's been noticed, Jaco. Typical "Friends" innuendo - you can get away
with Blue Murder as long as it's not too overt.
Tennant
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Imthorn JA,0894303
>In article <9091b1$6...@cs.vu.nl>, Imthorn JA,0894303 <jimt...@cs.vu.nl>
>wrote:
>> I'm wondering: how many of you noticed that right after the "Ahh, nooo!!",
>> Carol removes something from the tip of her tongue? A pubic hair,
>> perhaps?
>> Am I perverted, or is this *really* good joke? :-)
>It's been noticed, Jaco. Typical "Friends" innuendo - you can get away
>with Blue Murder as long as it's not too overt.
I think I noticed it the second time I saw that episode; since then I've
shown it to a couple of people. Most of them saw it right away (with me
only hinting there's 'something strange going on'), others I actually
have to point out to what's so funny.
Something I've also noticed, is that if you don't notice the jokes right
away yourself, you can sometimes hear that you're missing something, based
on the "laughter" in the audience. When Carol says "Aah, no!!", the (canned?)
audience starts laughing based on that, but a split second later, there's
a slight increase in the volume of that laughter, as if they only then
realize how funny the pubic hair thing is.
This (= laughter in two 'waves') also happens in the episode where Rachel
tries to make a trifle --I don't remember what the official title of this
episode is. Anyway, Ross discovers two pages of Rachel's cook book are
sticking together, and Joey yells, angrily: "Chand-lerrr!!" First the
audience seems to laugh solely based on Joey's response, then they realize
*why* it is funny.
The change in laughter is subtle, or am I just hearing things?
Jaco.
Roni Raab
> tries to make a trifle --I don't remember what the official title of this
> episode is. Anyway, Ross discovers two pages of Rachel's cook book are
> sticking together, and Joey yells, angrily: "Chand-lerrr!!" First the
> audience seems to laugh solely based on Joey's response, then they realize
> *why* it is funny.
>
> The change in laughter is subtle, or am I just hearing things?
>
> Jaco.
I'm sorry for asking this stupid question, but I didn't understand why the
audience laughed when Joey yelled to Chandler, and certainly I didn't realize
*why* it is funny.
could you explain it to me pleeeeeeeeease??
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Roni Raab
creator of Roni's Ross and Rachel Page
http://welcome.to/roni.friends
Lewis Nguyen
Roni Raab <roni...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:3A28B8B5...@yahoo.com...
> > This (= laughter in two 'waves') also happens in the episode where
Rachel
> > tries to make a trifle --I don't remember what the official title of
this
> > episode is. Anyway, Ross discovers two pages of Rachel's cook book are
> > sticking together, and Joey yells, angrily: "Chand-lerrr!!" First the
> > audience seems to laugh solely based on Joey's response, then they
realize
> > *why* it is funny.
> >
> > The change in laughter is subtle, or am I just hearing things?
> >
> > Jaco.
>
> I'm sorry for asking this stupid question, but I didn't understand why the
> audience laughed when Joey yelled to Chandler, and certainly I didn't
realize
> *why* it is funny.
> could you explain it to me pleeeeeeeeease??
>
Joey thought Chandler was the one who put the pages of the cookbook sticky,
just as Chandler does with a porn magazine.:)
Lewis.
Roni Raab
Lewis Nguyen wrote:
And you got this only from Joey yelling "Chandler!"????? that's good
Lewis Nguyen
Pray tell, what else could it be?
Lewis.
Roni Raab
Lewis Nguyen wrote:
I really don't know, that's why I didn't get it.
Maybe it was Joey who stuck the pages together and yelled at Chandler to look
like he's innocent. Naaaaa, I guess not ...
Tennant Stuart
wrote:
> I really don't know, that's why I didn't get it. Maybe it was Joey who
> stuck the pages together and yelled at Chandler to look like he's
> innocent. Naaaaa, I guess not ...
Despite the innuendo, the pages of the cookbook would have been stuck
together with cooking ingredients. So who did that? Not Monica.
Anthony Cleary
>
> Hi!
>
> The following is the first bit of the closing credits of
> "The One Without the Ski Trip":
>
> [Scene: Carol and Susan's, Carol is running to answer the door.]
>
> Carol: (looking through the peephole) Ugh. (opening the door) Ross!
>
> Ross: (entering) Hi! Sorry I'm late. Were you sleeping?
>
> Carol: Ahh, nooo!!
>
> Carol removes something from the tip of her tongue? A pubic hair, perhaps?
>
> Am I perverted, or is this *really* good joke? :-)
>
I knew there was something odd about that scene. It wasn't that funny
but for some reason a memory of it stayed with me. Somehow it, kinda
lingers....
Anthony.
Tennant Stuart
<pale...@btinternet.com> wrote:
> kinda lingers
You won't sneak a joke like that past *me*, Anthony! :-)
Anthony Cleary
>
> In article <3A2D3CA7...@btinternet.com>, Anthony Cleary
> <pale...@btinternet.com> wrote:
>
> > kinda lingers
>
> You won't sneak a joke like that past *me*, Anthony! :-)
I'm sure I don't know what you mean :-O
Anthony
Tennant Stuart
<pale...@btinternet.com> wrote:
> Tennant Stuart wrote:
>> In article <3A2D3CA7...@btinternet.com>, Anthony Cleary
>> <pale...@btinternet.com> wrote:
>>> kinda lingers
>> You won't sneak a joke like that past *me*, Anthony! :-)
> I'm sure I don't know what you mean :-O
Tee-hee. :-)