Old joke book vs new app, I stuck with paper for a month
Found my dad's 1982 joke book in a box last month with puns about rotary phones and disco, so I decided to test it against a joke app my buddy swears by. The book won 12 out of 15 laughs at the family dinner, mostly because the delivery feels more natural when you read it off paper. Anyone else find that old-school sources beat the modern stuff or am I just stuck in my ways?
Oh boy, paper jokes and I go way back, mostly because my phone autocorrects punchlines into grocery lists. I tried a joke app once and it told me a pun about Wi-Fi, which just felt like a lecture from my router. So yeah, I'm with you, the old book probably had better material and definitely better binding.