>>29548142No, no, see, it's "knock, knock", then the other person says "who's there?" To which you should, it's normally- one would respond with something like, "Orange!" And then they would say "Orange who?" And then you would say "Orange you glad I didn't say banana?" Of course, it doesn't HAVE to be "Orange", and "Orange you glad I didn't say banana" doesn't have to be the punchline if you DO say "orange", since it's an example, it's a, an alliteration, that's the word I think. Never was good with English, even if I speak it fluently. Actually, do we speak English fluently? You never know, since English classes in school make you always write out complete sentences, always gotta have a preposition, and the verbs, and the nouns which may or may not be pro's. Wonder if the Germans ever have to deal with something like this? Germany, that's a great place, good beer, nice sausages. Speaking of sausages, you know how those things are made? Never having another one again. Then again, that hot dog vendor guy down the street with the cart makes a mean frank, and he sells ice cream and those little toys too. Those guys always sell ice cream and, uh, t-shirts and stuff, what's the deal with that. You think you'd need a license to sell food in a vendor? Always wondered, do they grow up wantin' to sell food in a cart down a corner or what? Do you just sorta fall into the job? Are they fronts for Mafia businesses or something? Is the Mafia in control of some sort of black market gang syndicate of hot dog vendors? What about the taco carts and burger carts? Who're they with? Then you got the delis, oi I hate delis. Always got that one guy workin' in there who you don't want touchin' your food, but he's the one guy in charge of puttin' his dirty little mittens all over your food. So I just walk outta the store when I see that that guy's workin' the counter, but not really, because hey, the place makes great pulled pork sandwiches.