Collection of Lame Jokes

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The discussion revolves around sharing and enjoying "lame" jokes, with participants contributing various puns and one-liners. Jokes include classic setups like "A duck walks into a pharmacy..." and "Why did the chicken cross the road?" along with playful wordplay, such as "What do you call a boomerang that doesn't work? A stick." The humor is characterized by its groan-inducing quality, with many jokes eliciting laughter despite their simplicity. Participants also engage in light banter about the nature of humor, with some jokes being deemed too funny to qualify as "lame." The thread highlights a shared enjoyment of corny humor and the camaraderie that comes from exchanging jokes, creating a lighthearted atmosphere.
  • #5,001
I couldn't help it filling in for the 5000th joke:

A Frenchman and a US American are competing in Paris for "tallest buildings" ... :
A: what building is that?
F: Tour Triangle. Really big!
A: Pfff! That's nothing. In the US we build those in a week! ...

A: And this one?
F: Tour Montparnasse. Our biggest true skyscraper here in Paris!
A: No big deal. In Manhattan they build those in ten days! ...

Then the Frenchman gets pissed off and takes him under the the Eiffel Tower ...
A: Which one is that? It's kind of cute!
F: Gee! I don't know what to tell you! ... Yesterday I passed by, it wasn't here! ... :biggrin::-p
 
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  • #5,002
I don't get it... :sorry:
 
  • #5,003
DaveC426913 said:
I don't get it... :sorry:
Are you asking me to explain it or a clue?
 
  • #5,004
Stavros Kiri said:
Are you asking me to explain it or a clue?
Your choice. :smile:

I'm noticing similarities between Tour and Tower, and trying to think of a French word that sounds like 'Eiffel' but means something like 'instant'.
 
  • #5,005
DaveC426913 said:
Your choice. :smile:

I'm noticing similarities between Tour and Tower, and trying to think of a French word that sounds like 'Eiffel' but means something like 'instant'.
No pun. Just a direct joke, focussed on "how long [it takes to build them]" ...
 
  • #5,006
Ibix said:
Wow! There was a kidnapping at my son's school today. But it was ok - he woke up.
He woke up? Or you did?
 
  • #5,007
Stavros Kiri said:
He woke up? Or you did?
The napping kid.
 
  • #5,008
DaveC426913 said:
The napping kid.
Smart! Thanks :smile:
 
  • #5,009
What type of photos do Santa's little helpers take?

Elfies.

(Courtesy of an advent calendar).
 
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  • #5,010
What do you call a Santa who missed the chimney?
Santa Close.
 
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I'm trying to come up with an original version of a pun that is nothing like the original.
 
  • #5,014
DrGreg said:
I'm trying to come up with an original version of a pun that is nothing like the original.
You just did!
 
  • #5,015
I refuse to join any club that would have me as a member.
Groucho Marx
 
  • #5,016
BillTre said:
I refuse to join any club that would have me as a member.
Groucho Marx
someone here used to have that as a signature ... I thought it was @sophiecentaur
but he doesn't currently have it, maybe he changed it ?
 
  • #5,017
BillTre said:
I refuse to join any club that would have me as a member.
Groucho Marx
That's exactly why I refused to join a fraternity that wanted me. :oldwink:
 
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  • #5,018
davenn said:
someone here used to have that as a signature ... I thought it was @sophiecentaur
but he doesn't currently have it, maybe he changed it ?
Yes. I think that was me. (Sorry - That was I. Don't let grammatical standards slip.)
 
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  • #5,019
sophiecentaur said:
Don't let grammatical standards slip.
...or else they won't let you join a club that wouldn't have you?
 
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  • #5,020
How can one distinguish an extroverted mathematician from an introverted one?
The extrovert mathematician looks at your feet when he speaks to you.
 
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  • #5,021
sophiecentaur said:
Yes. I think that was me. (Sorry - That was I. Don't let grammatical standards slip.)
I too ...
 
  • #5,022
Stavros Kiri said:
I too ...
You dunnit two?
 
  • #5,023
sophiecentaur said:
You dunnit two?
Stavros Kiri said:
I too ...
I II
1 2
 
  • #5,024
BillTre said:
I refuse to join any club that would have me as a member.
Groucho Marx
Well, you can always join a club that doesn't have you as a member ... {and then resign!}
[Then it would't have you as a member ... because you would resign ...]
 
  • #5,025
What do you call someone who has to stop driving because of a sudden attack of the hiccups, and flag down another driver to take him to the doctor?

A hitchhicker.
 
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  • #5,026
Lame attempt at humor:

Why did the anthropologist break off with the kinesitiologist, knithestologist, kineisotologist,...?

She hated his mother!
 
  • #5,027
Klystron said:
Lame attempt at humor:

Why did the anthropologist break off with the kinesitiologist, knithestologist, kineisotologist,...?

She hated his mother!
Reminds me of an actual dialogue between my Dad (D) and his neighbor (N) many years ago:

D: I see you have a new car. What is it?
N: It's a Missushi. No, a Mittiushi. No, it's a Misbitshi. Damn, it's a Japanese.
 
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  • #5,028
fresh_42 said:
It's a Missushi. No, a Mittiushi. No, it's a Misbitshi. Damn, it's a Japanese.
I know how to spell bananananananana. I just have trouble with when to stop. (Also Missississississississipi).
 
  • #5,029
It's easy, you stop after "na".
 
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  • #5,030
mfb said:
It's easy, you stop after "na".
The "Hey Jude" school of spelling.
 
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  • #5,031
From another forum that I frequent.

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  • #5,032
Ibix said:
I know how to spell bananananananana. I just have trouble with when to stop. (Also Missississississississipi).
And then there's Addis Ababababa.
 
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  • #5,033
Borg said:
From another forum that I frequent.

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Ben Franklin's name was the one that came to me first when I saw that, Not Galileo :wink::-p
 
  • #5,034
davenn said:
Ben Franklin's name was the one that came to me first when I saw that, Not Galileo :wink::-p
Doesn't really matter to me. :wink:
 
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  • #5,035
Ibix said:
I know how to spell bananananananana. I just have trouble with when to stop. (Also Missississississississipi).
I think you missed a 'p' in your Missississississississippi
 
  • #5,036
collinsmark said:
I think you missed a 'p' in your Missississississississippi
They don't pee in rivers where Ibix lives o_O
 
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  • #5,037
collinsmark said:
I think you missed a 'p' in your Missississississississippi
On health grounds I don't think you should p in the Mississippi!

Edit: Cross posted. Great minds stink alike.
 
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  • #5,038
fresh_42 said:
They don't pee in rivers where Ibix lives o_O
No more than once, anyway.
 
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  • #5,040
Does origami have manyfold practitioners?
 
  • #5,041
DrGreg said:
Does origami have manyfold practitioners?
Well, you have to differentiate here, which makes the answer problematic at certain points. I wished I had a smooth answer for you.
 
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  • #5,042
fresh_42 said:
Well, you have to differentiate here, which makes the answer problematic at certain points. I wished I had a smooth answer for you.
I hope you're not confusing "manyfold" with "manifold". That's a different joke to mine.
 
  • #5,043
DrGreg said:
Does origami have manyfold practitioners?
Ideally, you get curvature singularities at the corners I think.
 
  • #5,044
DrGreg said:
I hope you're not confusing "manyfold" with "manifold". That's a different joke to mine.
Still problematic. I mean, mathematically a zerofold is still a manyfold, but is a sheet of paper already an origami?

Reminds me on how we count here: ##1,2,## more, many, many more.
 
  • #5,045
Ibix said:
I just have trouble with when to stop.
Tourette syndrome?
 
  • #5,046
Stavros Kiri said:
Tourette syndrome?
I can never remember how many ts there are in that, either.
 
  • #5,047
Very last attempt:

I used to date a kinestheisologist, kinofaestiologist, kinofaci,

She exercised a lot!

[edit: See? the twist from not being able to spell to describing.]
 
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  • #5,048
Ibix said:
I can never remember how many ts there are in that
Two t's in "that." OTOH "this" has only one t.
 
  • #5,049
Mark44 said:
Two t's in "that." OTOH "this" has only one t.
By coincidence, OTOH also has only one t.
 
  • #5,050
Ibix said:
By coincidence, OTOH also has only one t.
Not if you say it as, "On t'other hand."
 

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