Collection of Lame Jokes

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This forum discussion centers around a collection of lame jokes shared by users, showcasing a variety of humor styles. Notable jokes include, "A duck walks into a pharmacy and says, 'Give me some chapstick and put it on my bill,'" and "What do you call a boomerang that doesn't work? A stick." Participants engage in light-hearted banter, with some jokes eliciting groans and laughter alike. The thread emphasizes the enjoyment of humor that is intentionally silly or absurd, appealing to those who appreciate puns and wordplay.

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  • #3,871
davenn said:
...went over my head...
Damn... you're lucky ! .. :oldwink:
 
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  • #3,872
davenn said:
I'm still awaiting for that second part ... went over my head :confused:
Browning Automatic Rifle Model 1918A. It was such a good weapon that it wasn't issued to our troops in France during WWI.
 
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  • #3,873
Ibix said:
A Browning Automatic Rifle is a kind of WWII era light machine gun widely used by US troops.
Ahem. "M1918A".

But you're right, the BARs were a squad weapon and ferocious in battle.
 
  • #3,874
Noisy Rhysling said:
Ahem. "M1918A".
The Wikipedia article says it wasn't used significantly in WWI but was heavily used in WWII and Korea et al. I didn't think its entire operational history was necessary to get the joke... :wink:
 
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Ibix said:
The Wikipedia article says it wasn't used significantly in WWI but was heavily used in WWII and Korea et al. I didn't think its entire operational history was necessary to get the joke... :wink:
For me the joke was the BAR was considered so good that the Army wouldn't issue it to the troops in WWI. They were afraid the Germans would capture one and copy it. DOH!
 
  • #3,876
On which day of the week is a dentist busiest?

Toothday.
 
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  • #3,877
jtbell said:
On which day of the week is a dentist busiest?

Toothday.
Thanks. Really. Now I understand why I was so thirsty today.
 
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  • #3,878
fresh_42 said:
Thanks. Really. Now I understand why I was so thirsty today.

Because it's Thirst-day? :-p
 
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  • #3,879
jtbell said:
On which day of the week is a dentist busiest?

Toothday.
Especially at 2.30
 
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  • #3,880
Noisy Rhysling said:
They were afraid the Germans would capture one and copy it. DOH!
Yup.... :check:
The intentional delay had been inspired by general Pershing, the A.E.F. Commander, in order not to let the BAR fall into enemy hands too early.
 
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  • #3,881
jtbell said:
On which day of the week is a dentist busiest?

Toothday.

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  • #3,882
and still on the medical theme :smile:

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  • #3,884
davenn said:
and still on the medical theme :smile:

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Which is odd when you think about it, because PET scan.
 
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WHAT DO YOU CALL POSTING IN ALL UPPERCASE LETTERS LIKE THIS?

A capital offense.
 
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  • #3,886
jtbell said:
WHAT DO YOU CALL POSTING IN ALL UPPERCASE LETTERS LIKE THIS?

A capital offense.
I've been posting my numbers in upper case all along. Just noticed it last night. :blush:
 
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  • #3,887
Noisy Rhysling said:
I've been posting my numbers in upper case all along. Just noticed it last night. :blush:
$&$%?
 
  • #3,888
mfb said:
$&$%?
"...and for gosh sakes, watch your language!"
 
  • #3,889
Noisy Rhysling said:
I've been posting my numbers in upper case all along. Just noticed it last night. :blush:
Careful - shouting some numbers makes them larger. E.g. 5 is just five, but try shouting it: 5!=120.
 
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Ibix said:
Careful - shouting some numbers makes them larger. E.g. 5 is just five, but try shouting it: 5!=120.
And not to forget the dangerous echo: ##5^{5^{5^{5^{5^{\,\dots}}}}}##. It might cause an avalanche!
 
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Riddle: What type of fish does a bird like to sit on?
 
  • #3,892
Charles Link said:
Riddle: What type of fish does a bird like to sit on?
Perch
 
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There's a joke about a blue bird made of mahogany. It would be great if I could remember it.

Wouldn't it?

If you don't get this, it's a pun on the last line, that sounds like a response to the first sentence.

Joke by Tim Vine.
 
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DrGreg said:
There's a joke about a blue bird made of mahogany. It would be great if I could remember it.

Wouldn't it?

If you don't get this, it's a pun on the last line, that sounds like a response to the first sentence.

Joke by Tim Vine.
It wood !
 
  • #3,895
One of the items in the chain's menu was named "The Feast" , and its number was 13. 13 --not 666 -- is the number of the feast ?!
 
  • #3,896
667 - the neighbour of the beast
2 3 3 37 - the prime factorisation of the beast
vi vi vi - the editor of the beast
 
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Ibix said:
667 - the neighbour of the beast
2 3 3 37 - the prime factorisation of the beast
vi vi vi - the editor of the beast
Always wondered how Roman engineers built all those aqueducts, etc. with such system: XVI times MCD minus LVII = ...?!?
 
  • #3,898
Ibix said:
667 - the neighbour of the beast
2 3 3 37 - the prime factorisation of the beast
vi vi vi - the editor of the beast
Actually, 13 is the feast and one of its neighbors is the Biryani: I would tell them Biryani factors as 23 29 , but I already have a reputation and I don't want to end up in a straight jacket.
 
  • #3,899
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  • #3,900
fresh_42 said:
And not to forget the dangerous echo: ##5^{5^{5^{5^{5^{\,\dots}}}}}##. It might cause an avalanche!
That's some kind of maths joke, right?
 

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