JOKE OF THE DAY: Three mischievous grandmas
The afternoon sun cast long shadows across the courtyard of the Sunnyside Nursing Home. Three mischievous grandmas, affectionately known as the “Golden Girls” by the other residents, were enjoying the warm breeze while perched on their favorite bench. Their laughter, a vibrant melody, echoed through the air as they reminisced about their younger days.
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Suddenly, an elderly gentleman strolled past, his gait a bit slower than it used to be. One of the grandmas, a mischievous glint in her eye, piped up, “We bet we can tell you exactly how old you are!“
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The gentleman, a bit taken aback by their bold claim, chuckled. “There ain’t no way you can guess it, you old fools.“
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Undeterred, another grandma, with a mischievous twinkle in her eye, declared, “SURE WE CAN! JUST DR0P YOUR PANTS AND WE WILL TELL YOUR EXACT AGE.“
The gentleman, initially startled by the unexpected request, hesitated. A blush crept up his neck as he considered their challenge. After a moment of contemplation, he decided to humor them. With a sheepish grin, he lowered his trousers.
The three grandmas, their eyes twinkling with amusement, scrutinized the gentleman with the utmost seriousness. They circled him, their heads tilted, as if examining a rare artifact. They even requested him to turn around a few times and perform a brief, comical “jig” to get a better view.
Finally, after what seemed like an eternity, the grandmas exchanged knowing glances. With a synchronized flourish, they announced in unison, “YOU’RE 91 YEARS OLD!“
The gentleman, bewildered by their uncanny accuracy, exclaimed, “How in the world did you guess?“
The grandmas, unable to contain their mirth, erupted in a fit of laughter. Slapping their knees and grinning from ear to ear, they chorused, “Because you told us yesterday!“
The gentleman blinked, his expression a mixture of confusion and amusement. “I did?” he questioned, scratching his head in bewilderment.
One of the grandmas, ever the gentle soul, patted his arm reassuringly. “Yes, dear. You told us at your birthday party yesterday. Remember?“
The gentleman chuckled nervously, the realization dawning upon him. “Ah, must be my memory slipping again.” He sighed, “The doctor did say I’ve been forgetting things more lately.“
The grandmas, understanding the challenges of aging, offered him a sympathetic smile. “Well, don’t worry,” one of them consoled, “we’re old, too. We forget plenty, but we’ll always remind you of the important stuff—like how old you are!“
The gentleman, appreciating their lighthearted humor, joined in their laughter. The incident, though initially a source of embarrassment, had become a shared moment of amusement, a reminder that even in the twilight years, laughter and camaraderie could still bring joy.