Did the audience care ? Absolutely not ! The whole idea is to be FUNNY and the audience does n't care if it 's an old joke or one manufactured to be new ( using an old joke premise ) as long as they are entertained . Nothing new is under the sun , but I am the first to admit that we must keep joke files ( especially if you are working for kids ) and to rewrite and revamp jokes and material . How you change a joke makes it more your own than actually inventing the joke premise ( which was probably invented in vaudeville days or before ) .

A: What will the narrator do next time on stage ?

That room in the tate was just ... magical . It was like being starstruck . I could n't believe i was in a room with orginals from my 2 favourite painters ... it was just so amazing .

A: Which of the following is true of the narrator ?

And Tracy and I have noticed each other using it , especially when we were driving back from Lancaster , where we had spend the entire day corralling hot and frustrated people around a park . And I clap my hands to emphasize my point , and I lightly touch peoples ' arms when I am explaining something or greeting someone , and my mannerisms are just so completely different . But it 's not a fraud , and it 's not calculated .

A: Why is the narrator and Tracy so exhausted ?

Riding our bikes . Marc and I got out for some cyclo - cross practice in the early evening and then had a nice little barbecue . Luckily M & M was open yesterday so I swung by and picked up some kebabs - tossed these on the barbecue with some fine corn that I picked up at the Lansdowne Farmer 's Market . Add in fresh salad and we were set .

A:
how many different places were shopped at to get the food for the barbecue ?