Thanks.
But also, grrr, A+?
I still don’t get it.
It is a bit late here.
A+ is the highest grade that one can get in U.S. schools.
So she’s the best adulterer and doesn’t have to carry a basket?
I am probably being particularly thick at the mo.
I didn’t pick up on the basket part, but yeah. The lady on the left has to wear the scarlet letter, but the lady on the right got a scarlet A+
I’ll wind it back. I was seriously overthinking that one.
On the one hand, pretty good joke.
On the other, it’s nearly midnight here and the jokes thread is clearly far too intellectual for me.
G’Night All.
g’night, Baillie! see dah home now.
While folks are explaining jokes, I don’t get why the policeman had a ball, or why it is being raffled off. 
wait’ll you hear about the Secret Policeman’s Other Ball!
Sorry, it is a very Murican reference, and one aimed even further at those who remember anything at all about the books they were forced to read as teenagers.
I understood it, had to read that in high school like so many. But also thought: I hope those two are falling in love and will make themselves a sapphic paradise and shelter from the judgment and ostracization of the town they live in.
… and start a small town in Alaska?
Better yet, filmed in Washington but set in Alaska!
We recently watched the orig Salem’s Lot. We talked about having watched it on tv a thousand years ago, when I was 13 and he was 17. It scared hell out of both of us, despite our age difference.
The 1987 sort-of sequel, A Return to Salem’s Lot was fair to middlin.’
The 2004 TNT remake w/Rob Lowe, Donald Sutherland, Rutger Hauer, and James Cromwell was pretty decent.
