Description
In the quirky town of Flushville, a man named Larry was known for his outrageous sense of humor. One day, he stumbled upon a T-shirt that read, “I’m Not a Good Wiper,” complete with a cartoon roll of toilet paper. He couldn’t resist and bought it immediately, thinking it would be a hit at the annual Flushville Fair. On the day of the fair, Larry strutted around in his new shirt, drawing giggles and snickers from everyone. Kids pointed and laughed, while adults raised their eyebrows in disbelief. “What’s that supposed to mean?” one lady asked, trying to suppress a grin. Larry, ever the jokester, replied, “It’s a warning! You might want to keep your distance!”
As the day went on, Larry decided to enter the pie-eating contest. With whipped cream flying everywhere, he leaned back, arms raised in victory, when suddenly, he slipped on a stray pie crust! He landed right in front of the judges, his shirt perfectly visible. The crowd erupted in laughter, and one judge shouted, “Looks like he’s not a good wiper or a good faller!” From that day on, Larry’s shirt became a local legend, reminding everyone that laughter is the best way to wipe away embarrassment!
