Hold on to Your Sides

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Look.  I've just seen this in the Telegraph.  This is believed to be Britain's oldest joke.  It's Ango Saxon.

"What hangs at a man's thigh and wants to poke the hole that it's often poked before?' Answer: A key."

WHAT?  Am I reading this right?  Is the first recorded use of humour a knob gag?

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You're reading it right Matthew. Plus ca change ....

No, surely it's a 'lock' gag? you're on the right lines though.

Matty, I'm fairly sure he's not referring to a door knob...

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