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Wait wait, Cricket is a game?
I always assumed it was part of Parliament....
For the longest time I thought it was a fictional sport like quidditch but then read the hitchhikers guide to the galaxy
Cassy Jones from the 80s-tastic Ninja Turtles movie said it best: "You have to know what a crumpet is to understand cricket".
hey man if you had an eternal dark sky keeping you all nice and cozy then found out there was an entire universe of stars and planets and biology and shit out there you'd be a bit perturbed too.
I'm genuinely not sure if this is a serious question or if it's a much-improved version of the really lame jokes that I saw from Americans all over Facebook pretending to have no idea what cricket is.
is it really much improved though? well hopefully it gave a chuckle.
Honestly? Yes, it's a much funnier joke than the ones I was seeing on Facebook. Those were all like "oh, crickets? Must be really noisy!" and other jokes pretending to think people were talking about insects. There were so many of them and they were all inane. This one about Parliament gave me a much better chuckle.
Well, what happens in Parliament is definitely not cricket.