Last year, the Radio & Television Correspondents Dinner featured the comedian John Hodgman. This year it featured the comedian Joe Biden, probably best known for his role as the Vice President of America. He bombed. 
 
 Yes, Joe "Wild and Crazy Guy" Biden delivered his unique brand of brain damaged-Toastmaster humor in a two-to-five hour monologue in front of the assembled radio and television correspondents. Here is his joke about Tiger Woods: 
 
 Yikes. We've seen Senate markup sessions funnier than that. Then this joke about Scott Brown bombed harder than a laser-guided bunker-busting missile: 
 
 In fact, Biden's whole schtick was so bad that after his speech Radio & Television Correspondents Association chairwoman Linda Scott helpfully suggested he leave even though he didn't want to: 
 
 OK, it wasn't all terrible. This joke about Biden's infamous Arrive Magazine cover actually made us laugh out loud: 
 
 But mainly because it made us remember the cover. Don't quit your day job, Joe. 
 
 

 Vice President Joe Biden delivered some very funny one-liners Wednesday night at the 2010 Radio and Television Correspondents' Dinner. 
 
 While Biden certainly ventured into tongue-in-cheek territory with some of his jokes, he seemed to be well-received by the crowd of journalists, celebrities, and their guests. 
 
 Bill O'Reilly, Evan Bayh, John King, Dana Bash, Jesse Jackson, Fred Thompson, Kathy Griffin, Leon Panetta, and more could be seen in the audience. 
 
 Biden laughed at one point when a photo of him with White House gatecrashers Michaele and Tareq Salahi flashed on the screen. 
 
 Biden on his trip to Israel: 
 
 • It's great to be back at a place where a boom in housing construction is actually a good thing. 
 
 • Trying to negotiate a lasting peace between the Palestinians and Israelis is tough, but it's a hell of a nice break from health care. 
 
 Biden on Liz Cheney & the "Al-Qaida 7": 
 
 • I understand Liz Cheney is in the house... Liz has been on a tear lately. Now, she's questioning if Tom Brady is a real Patriot. 
 
 Biden on Obama leading the Saint Patrick's Day Dinner: 
 
 • You know, the truth is I can't believe I'm here with you guys tonight. Here I am, the first Irish-Catholic Vice President in the history of the United States of America. Barack Obama is the first African-American President in the history of the United States of America. He's hosting the Saint Patrick's Day Dinner and I'm here with you all. Go figure. He's with my base. I'm with his (the press). 
 
 Biden on Fox News: 
 
 • You all know Saint Patrick was credited with banishing snakes from Ireland. But you guys all know the truth -- sometimes -- there were never any snakes in Ireland. Saint Patrick just made that up. Which for the first time explains, I realized, why he's the patron saint of Fox News. 
 
 Biden on Dick Morris: 
 
 • Dick Morris is quick to point out everytime I put my foot in my mouth. Well Dick, at least it's my foot. 
 
 Biden on Eric Massa's shower story: 
 
 • Look, Rahm was only pointing his finger. 
 
 Biden on GOP complaints that the health care bill is too long: 
 
 • Put yourself in their spot. Just ask Sarah, that's a hell of a lot to write on the palm of your hand. 
 
 Biden on the Recovery Act: 
 
 • Republicans say it hasn't created one job. Well, tell that to Scott Brown. 
 
 Biden on his dog Champ: 
 
 • You can see he's a Democratic dog. He's biting the hand that feeds him. 
 
 Biden on Tiger woods: 
 
 • The job does have some perks, like when Tiger Woods came to see me and gave me some tips. Hey guys, they were golf tips.
– Joe Biden delivered plenty of one-liners at last night's Radio & Television Correspondents' Dinner—and he should definitely stick to his day job, writes Adrian Chen for Gawker. After reviewing his "unique brand of brain damaged-Toastmaster humor," Chen declares: "He bombed." The Huffington Post is kinder on the VP, calling some of his tongue-in-cheek jokes "very funny," and noting that he "seem to be well-received." The high (or low) points: Biden on Tiger Woods: The job does have some perks, like when Tiger Woods came to see me and gave me some tips. Hey guys, they were golf tips. Biden on returning from Israel: It's great to be back at a place where a boom in housing construction is actually a good thing. Biden on St. Patrick's Day: You all know Saint Patrick was credited with banishing snakes from Ireland. But you guys all know the truth—sometimes—there were never any snakes in Ireland. Saint Patrick just made that up. Which for the first time explains, I realized, why he's the patron saint of Fox News. Biden on his dog: You can see he's a Democratic dog. He's biting the hand that feeds him.