Can someone explain this joke as I don't get it please? Can mouth mean a person in Irish slang?
Murphy went to the dentist last week. The dentist said to him "Well, how is the mouth?" Murphy said, "Shes sick in bed." or:Murphy went to the dentist
Murphy went to the dentist last week.
The dentist said to him "Well, how is the mouth?"
Murphy said, "She's sick in bed."
or:Murphy went to the dentist last week. The dentist said to him \"Well, how is the mouth?\" Murphy said, \"She's sick in bed.\"
or:I'm guessing that Murphy objectifies his lady, as if only her mouth is of value to him.
or:It's referring to the fact that 'all women do is talk' in this case it's most likely his wife/girlfriend. Because she nags/complains/never stops talking he is calling her 'the mouth'.
