My wife just caught me blowing my nose on the bedsheets.
I guess I should have waited for her to leave the bed.
I guess I should have waited for her to leave the bed.
The punchline implies the husband's only regret is timing, not the act itself — if she'd left first, he would have done it anyway. But the setup of "blowing my nose" in the bedroom on the sheets makes the innuendo obvious: the question is whether he's talking about his nose or something else. The timing punchline works for both readings.
Say "I should have waited for her to leave" with the tired practicality of someone reflecting on a tactical error, not a moral one.
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Double entendres have been a staple of comedy since Shakespeare — many of his plays are packed with innuendo that would make even modern audiences blush.
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