Ted Cohen wrote a book

Nov 2, 2008

When I was an undergraduate, Ted Cohen would occasionally say that he doesn't write books; he writes articles. He had at that point of course already written an (excellent) book, but I suppose that, despite the title, he would acknowledge that it's not really a work of philosophy. But apparently now he's up and written a philosophy book, too. In honor of this occasion I present a modification of a joke from his previous book the setup to which I read aloud, and the brilliant punchline to which was thought up by one of the listeners (the original being below):

Q: What's big and gray, and sang both jazz and popular songs?

A: Louis Armstrong.

Comments

on 2008-11-07 21:16:03.0, Cryptec Nid commented:

Has he addressed the most humorous joke of all time, which is only effective when spoken out loud, and to which the punchline is "Fünf"?

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and, further, on 2008-11-07 21:23:45.0, ben wolfson commented:

Yes.

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