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.
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A buzzard tried to board the airplane with two dead raccoons...
The flight attendant said "only one carrion per passenger"
 
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Good to know when I go on vacation next month. :thumbup:
 
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This is an old one...

Farmer, shopping for a bull to build up his cattle herd, finds one advertised for sale a few towns over.
Telling his missis as he heads on his way, " I am going over to take a look at it. If I buy it, I will telegraph you to bring the wagon to stock up on supplies also."
The bull is to the farmers liking.
Telegraph is 5 cents a word.
The farmer, valuing his hard earned money, telegraphs his wife "Comfortable"
 
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256bits said:
The farmer, valuing his hard earned money, telegraphs his wife "Comfortable"
Took me a while, so for those who don't get it:
Comfortable = Come for the bull
 
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Reminds me of
The shortest telegram exchange sent is attributed to Oscar Wilde. Living in Paris, he is supposed to have cabled his publisher in London to see how how his new book was doing. The telegram simply read “?” to which the reply cabled back was “!” (Although the story might be apocryphal; the same telegram has been attributed to Victor Hugo.)
Source:
https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/telegrams
 
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  • #5,606
The shortest telegram in the English language was from the Irish writer Oscar Wilde. He was living in Paris and he cabled his publisher in Britain to see how his new book was doing. The message read: “?” The publisher cabled back: “!”
It is good that they specified the language of the telegrams.

I also wonder which language allows shorter telegrams.
 
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Not sure how you could get shorter. Maybe the next shortest is en Espanol:
"¿?"
"¡!"
 
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mfb said:
I also wonder which language allows shorter telegrams.

My guess is the language of Betelgeuse Five, given how much meaning can go into the simple, two letter word, "ix."
Ford Prefect's original name is only pronounceable in an obscure Betelgeusian dialect, now virtually extinct since the Great Collapsing Hrung Disaster of Gal./Sid.,Year 03758 which wiped out all of the old Praxibetel communities on Betelgeuse Seven. Ford's Father was the only man on the entire planet to survive the Great Collapsing Hrung disaster, by an extraordinary coincidence that he was never able satisfactorily to explain. The whole episode is shrouded in deep mystery: in fact no one ever knew what a Hrung was nor why it had chosen chosen to collapse on Betelgeuse Seven particularly. Ford's father, magnanimously waving aside the clouds of suspicion that had inevitably settled around him, came to live on Betelgeuse Five where he both fathered and uncled Ford; in memory of his now dead race he christened him in the ancient Praxibetel tongue.​
Because Ford never learned to say his original name, his father eventually died of shame, which is still a terminal disease in some parts of the Galaxy. The other kids at school nicknamed him Ix, which in the language of Betelgeuse Five translates as "boy who is not able to satisfactorily explain what a Hrung is, nor why it should choose to collapse on Betelgeuse Seven."​

Source: Douglas Adams, "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy."
 
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What units do millennials use for measuring their weight (mass)?

Instagrams.
 
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Q: Why should you never date tennis players?

A: Love means nothing to them.
 
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So, technically, Moses is the first man to download files from the cloud using a tablet.
 
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@jack action "So, technically, Moses is the first man to download files from the cloud using a tablet."

And apparently the first to see and use Firefox, although it seems to have spread from Fox to Bush.
 
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jack action said:
So, technically, Moses is the first man to download files from the cloud using a tablet.
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fine time to leave me loose wheel.jpg

Kenny Rogers song
 
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davenn said:
A buzzard tried to board the airplane with two dead raccoons...
The flight attendant said "only one carrion per passenger"
Carrion my wayward son! Yes, for nitpickers, the actual title is Carrion wayward son.
 
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WWGD said:
Carrion my wayward son! Yes, for nitpickers, the actual title is Carrion wayward son.
I have no idea what ... ?
 
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davenn said:
I have no idea what ... ?
Click your heels together three times!
 
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fresh_42 said:
Click your heels together three times!

? ... that was from "The Wizard of Oz" wasn't it ?

still not sure how it relates to buzzards on a plane ?
 
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davenn said:
? ... that was from "The Wizard of Oz" wasn't it ?

still not sure how it relates to buzzards on a plane ?
OZ →
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5ZJui3aPoQ
→ Carrion my wayward son!
→ one carrion per passenger
→ racoon
→ buzzard
 
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davenn said:
I have no idea what ... ?
A song they play almost hourly in any radio station: Carry on Wayward Son, by Kansas.
 
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WWGD said:
A song they play almost hourly in any radio station: Carry on Wayward Son, by Kansas.
never heard of it :smile:
 
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The disgruntled buzzard, next flight, brought along only chicken.
 
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LOL..interesting jokes, great jobs
 
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256bits said:
The disgruntled buzzard, next flight, brought along only chicken.
This was dumb. If he had brought sparrows instead, he could have let them fly in the cabin and avoid the extra fee for the weight of his baggage.
 
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Not a lame joke, but apropos of the apes, an allegedly true story. Armstrong, Aldrin, and Collins were put into a decompression (or decontamination maybe?) chamber on the carrier that picked up Apollo 11 (USS Wasp, from memory). Nixon flew out for a photo op. A wide, but not tall, window had thoughtfully been provided in the chamber at a convenient height for seated people to talk. Unfortunately, he's the president and they're US military - so they stood up and saluted. Then sat down again, apparently all desperately worried that they'd somehow forgotten to zip their flies...
 
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My windows won an Academy Award last year in the category: Best Dirt Film.
 
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I was asked here: How do you motivate the geodesic equation?
Common, geodesic equation, you can do it, I believe in you!
 
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WWGD said:
How do you motivate the geodesic equation?
It's a lost cause -- geodesics can't accelerate. 🛌
 
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strangerep said:
It's a lost cause -- geodesics can't accelerate. 🛌
Yeah, they always take the shortest route for lazybones.
 
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fresh_42 said:
Yeah, they always take the shortest route for lazybones.
Well. I've always been impressed by geodesics. They always go flat out, get straight to the point and never wobble.
 
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DrGreg said:
They always go flat out, get straight to the point and never wobble.
The actual miracle is: How do they know?
 
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fresh_42 said:
The actual miracle is: How do they know?
It's straightforward.
 
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Wow, you're a scientist? That's complicated. Can you explain what you do to your mom?
I don't do ANYTHING to my mom!
 
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WWGD said:
Wow, you're a scientist?
I think the correct line is: "You're a rocket scientist?"
 
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fresh_42 said:
I think the correct line is: "You're a rocket scientist?"
 
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After the first 'Romantic' date Georgia decided to drop the Rocket Scientist even if he was a 'nice guy' as it seems that in bed he needed 'boosters' to help his first stage, and there Were no second or third stages, let alone a 'payload'. She went back to the banker who at least made multiple healthy deposits.
 
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When I was a kid I asked my dad once why we have different colored eyes? Dad explained that 'for a lot of people it was what was in them, like us boys, you know how your mom says I am 'full of crap', right, well, that is why our eyes are brown'. I thought about that for a moment and it made some sense, but still questions remained and so I asked 'But what about mom and Sis, their eyes are Blue?' Dad promptly told me that 'they were each a quart low.'
 
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What do people in Portland like to sprinkle on their pizza?

Oregon-o.
 
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fresh_42 said:
I think the correct line is: "You're a rocket scientist?"
I don't understand why salad experts should have such a high reputation.
Rocket = Eruca sativa = arugula
 
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DrGreg said:
I don't understand why salad experts should have such a high reputation.
They don't. That didn't impress her much.
 
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A bit of foreword on this one, The Polish peoples are very much against any sort of 'ethnic joke', not just for all the Polock jokes, but because of all the wars that have been fought Through Poland. Well, one night in a tavern there was a group of Polish teachers that had come into teach at the local University, and they were laughing and having a good time, and me, knowing the Polish mindset on ethnic jokes in general and Polish jokes in particular since I am 1/3 Polish myself...I went over to their table and introduced myself, and gave them the proposition of that I would tell a Polish Joke, and if they did not like it, then I would buy their drinks for the rest of the night, if they liked the joke, they would buy for me. They agreed, and so I began:

Once, not all that long ago, there was a Polish Farmer out tilling his field and he came across this old Persian style Lamp. He goes to brush the dirt off the lamp and a Genie appears, and is profoundly thankful to the Polish Farmer, and so tells him that he may wish for anything his heart may desire. Well, the Farmer starts to think, and he thinks, and he thinks for some time more, and finally he says: "I Wish that the entire Mongol Horde to come and camp on the Polish Border overnight, and in the morning to go home."

The Genie, with an astonished look on his face, says "Your Wish is My Command Oh Great One", and the sound of horses hooves filled the air, clouds of dust on the horizon and then that night they could see fires strung all along the Polish Border. Then, in the morning they all left, and went home.

The Genie goes back to the Polish Farmer and states, "I have fulfilled your wish Oh Great One, what now is your Second Wish?" The Polish Farmer sits and thinks, and thinks, and thinks a while more, finally, just before the Genie is about to prod the Farmer, the Polish Farmer speaks up and says: "I Wish that the Entire Mongol Horde to Come and Camp on the Polish Border Overnight, and in the Morning to go Home."

The Genie is again astonished, yet again states "Your Wish Is My Command" and the ground quivers with the sound of horses hooves, the dust billows high into the air and the scream of women and shouts of men can be heard, fires dot the entire Polish border overnight, and again, in the morning, they all go home.

The Genie goes back to the Farmer and tells him that he has completed his second wish, and to Please think carefully about the third wish, you could have riches, wealth beyond any desire, anything you could possibly want. "But, pray Sire, what is your Third Wish?" The Polish Farmer again, hardly stopping to think at all, declares "I Wish that the Entire Mongol Horde Comes and Camps on the Polish Border overnight, and in the Morning to go Home."

The Genie is perplexed, but he has been ordered! So, He again states that "Your Wish is My Command" and the ground shook and trembled under the horses hooves, the dust clouds covered the land, there was wild shrieking, screaming and partying well into the night and much of the morning, with all of the fires forming a single chain that went all around the Polish Border, and then, later, once things had gotten reorganized and back underway, a might later, being the third day, they again all went home.

The Genie, being vastly perplexed, and not at all understanding, went back to the Farmer, and asked him, "You could have had riches, never had to farm again, could have had anything in the world, why did you wish for That, and for 3 times in a row even? I just do not understand it."

The Polish Farmer tells him, "Well, I had you bring the Entire Mongol Horde here, around the Polish Border, and then go home the next day, right?" The Genie nodded, "Well," said the Farmer, "since I had you do this 3 days in a row. Those Mongols Went and Crossed Russia Six Times!"Footnote: I drank my IPAs for the rest of that night on that group of teaching Poles, and a great time was had by all!
 
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At Starbucks:
Do you know the bathroom codes?
No, I've never seen it coding.
 
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Steelwolf said:
After the first 'Romantic' date Georgia decided to drop the Rocket Scientist even if he was a 'nice guy' as it seems that in bed he needed 'boosters' to help his first stage, and there Were no second or third stages, let alone a 'payload'. She went back to the banker who at least made multiple healthy deposits.
The rocket scientist was expendable?
 
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