Dentists to the core
You would not think that being a dentist is a profession that would get passed down through generations but in this family, it’s been passed from father to son at least. John and Maurice Denby are not people who you have heard of, but they were indeed dentists and they also had a wicked sense of humor. The father, John, died in 1927, and on his gravestone the phrase “I’m filling my last cavity.” Which is just brilliant!
Not only that but when his son Maurice passed too in 1964, he was buried alongside his father, and the tombstone was updated to hold the added phrase “Me too.” Seems like not just the profession was passed on, but also the sense of humor!
Great, humor.
This is the best, In my opinion, must be a genius.
The funniest I have seen is at the Tombstone Cemetery, in Tombstone AZ. It goes something like this:
“Here lies Les Moore. Cut down from two slugs from a .44. No Les, no more”
It really reads: Here lies Lester Moore , 4 slugs from a .44 No Les, no more
Why not, “The farts are now buried”?
Now this is a good one.
love this one..lol
You need new material.
where are they ?????
I grew up watching Looney Tunes and, therefore, listening to the master’s wonderful work. All I can say about his epitaph is that it could not be any more appropriate! 😁
These are all very funny but the funniest one I ever saw was Rodney Dangerfield’s stone. He is buried in the same cemetery as Jack Lemmon and Merv Griffin but his says, “There goes the neighborhood.”
Well Shit, THAT didn’t work !
Merv was never the host of Jeopardy!. Art Fleming hosted from 1964 to 1979; Alex Trebek hosted the revival from 1984 to 2020; and then Ken Jennings followed a group of host wannabes to take the reins of the show in the early 2020’s.