“Fight Against Stupidity And Bureaucracy”
Another excuse for more bad jokes using the cover of some clever word plays called puns.
Enjoy – if you can.
You didn’t hear about the three big holes in the ground?
Well, well, well.
Even a backward poet writes inverse.
It was raining cats and dogs.
There were poodles all over the road.
When chemists die, we barium.
Did you hear about the guy whose whole left side was cut off?
He’s all right now.
I couldn’t quite remember how to throw a boomerang,
but eventually it came back to me.
I used to have a fear of hurdles,
but I got over it.
It’s not that the man did not know how to juggle,
he just didn’t have the balls to do it.
He drove his expensive car into a tree and found out how the Mercedes bends.
Some people’s noses and feet are built backwards:
their feet smell and their noses run.
Then there was the cross-eyed teacher who couldn’t control his pupils.
When a clock is hungry does it go back four seconds?
Have you heard about that online origami store?
It folded.
A prisoner’s favorite punctuation mark is the period.
It marks the end of his sentence.
Pencils could be made with erasers at both ends,
but what would be the point?
Atheists can’t solve exponential equations because they don’t believe in higher powers.
It is tough to do inventories in Afghanistan because of the tally ban.
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Oh no … not more puns! …. but I admit, many I haven’t heard before. Do like the nose and feet one.
🙂 Sorry to inflict another load of these on you, but they are just one of things that I like not to like, but actually do quite like if I’m honest.
In other words, you sadistic side of humor.
😉 Your comment reminds me of the story about the sadist who was so cruel that he was really nice to the masochist.
You must be a political reporter, because in this post, you pundit. 😉
🙂 You deserve one of these
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i can’t even pick out one they are all funny!
That’s a good thing! Thanks for your comment.
Reblogged this on Laughing at Everyday Life and commented:
These were so funny I just had to share!
Sent here via Tammy, some good play on words, had me chuckling…
Thanks for visiting and for commenting.
And my thanks to Tammy also.
There are links in the categories section on the right of the page to other ‘pun’ posts and to other things that might I hope give you a laugh as well.
You are welcome any time.
Very funny. But the whole idea of puns is to make them up for a certain occasion on the spur of the moment and then never ever use them again. These are not puns, they are wordplay jokes. Now try not to let such an oversight happen again or the pun police will come down on you and crack your skull with their rubber nightsticks.
The pun police? Oh no, please NO!
As to the never use again bit, well if something is funny it will be used again and again. That’s life.
So be careful, people didn’t really start to drink seriously until Prohibition, and you know what a success that was.
Thanks for visiting and commenting.
I will take supporting organized crime over puns.
😉
It is all about choices.
Absolutely. Yogi Berra said when you come to a fork in the road, you should take it.
Either way you end up getting forked…
Indeed. More and more these days. And not in a good way! 🙂
Never in a good way.
What, can’t someone do both? (PLEASE tell me if that’s not allowed – I’ll have to let my lawyer know for my plea bargain. 😉 )
But you can’t take the fork anymore. The police took it down. Seriously! (There was a story of a college professor who put a 5′ high, 3-tined fork standing at the split of two roads in his town. They police refused to accept the pun, and removed it as a hazard to traffic and a non-official object placed on a public road.)
Very appropriate story. That’s exactly the type of humorless bureaucratic jobsworths we’re fighting against on this blog. Thanks.