Informant: “So there is this doctor and he’s famous, he’s not super-duper famous, but he’s pretty famous. He gives quite a few talks and all these things. He’s got one particular talk that he gives a lot which is sort of his spiel, people like it, he’s sort of got it down. He has a… Continue Reading »
The following is a riddle my informant told to me: A man and his son were driving down an icy road. When they took a corner, the car flipped. After a while, two ambulances came, one took the father to a hospital in the west, the other took the son to an hospital in the east. The… Continue Reading »
The informant says he learned the following proverb parody from social interaction at some point but doesnt remember exactly where: An apple a day keeps the doctor away, but only if you aim for the head. The informant claims that he normally wouldnt perform the proverb parody unless someone else brought the proverb up first…. Continue Reading »