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Oddly, since there's a charge.mfb said:Good they protons don't have to pay customs.
The thread centers around sharing and enjoying lame jokes, with participants contributing various humorous quips and puns. The discussion explores the nature of humor, particularly focusing on jokes that are intentionally corny or groan-inducing.
There is no clear consensus on what constitutes a "lame" joke, as participants express a range of opinions on the humor shared. Some jokes are appreciated by certain individuals while others find them lacking, indicating a diversity of taste in humor.
Some jokes rely on specific cultural references or wordplay that may not be universally understood, leading to varied interpretations among participants.
Oddly, since there's a charge.mfb said:Good they protons don't have to pay customs.
Put in a roadway, and test the prototype to cut transit time by 99.999999%fresh_42 said:They do! And they have the coolest tunnel of all! (pun came in naturally)
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Dog #1: And he keeps throwing his possessions away, which I then have to fetch for him.jtbell said:Dog #1: I’m worried about my human. I think he might have some kind of memory problem.
Dog #2: Why do you say that?
Dog #1: Every time we meet, he asks the same question over and over: “Who’s a good boy?”“Who’s a good boy?”“Who’s a good boy?”
I play fetch with my dog using a boomerang. Wonder what he thinks to himself.DrGreg said:Dog #1: And he keeps throwing his possessions away, which i then have to fetch for him.
It's because it is approaching 0 from belowjack action said:The weather in Canada this week is so cold, that accuweather.com have to say -0°C:
... and I read it as turning into lower than zero ...DrClaude said:It's because it is approaching 0 from below![]()
Carly Simon has this song with the line: "You're so vain, I bet you thought this song's about you".Ibix said:I used to be vain, but I got rid of the problem and now I'm perfect.
I'll never forget what's her name.Keith_McClary said:People tell me I'm getting forgetful, but I was always like that, as I recall.
At McDonald's: Filet McNasty. MadMag ( RIP) did a bit on "IKrappa" , ripping IKEA. It seems IKEA took it as a compliment.fresh_42 said:If I worked at IKEA, I would have given the children's products the appropriate names.
The beds "Roara" and "Nitslip", the children's plate "Tastynasty" and the wardrobe "Dawdly" would certainly be bestsellers.
Maybe re our recent "Power Tower" post, we can have infinitely-many RVs on top of each other and see what happens, i.e., if the tower converges.fresh_42 said:
To understand the following joke, pronounce the punchline with a New Zealand accent.fresh_42 said:If I worked at IKEA, I would have given the children's products the appropriate names.
The beds "Roara" and "Nitslip", the children's plate "Tastynasty" and the wardrobe "Dawdly" would certainly be bestsellers.
I don't know the NZ accent, but Scottish did as well.DrGreg said:To understand the following joke, pronounce the punchline with a New Zealand accent.
In New Zealand, I asked one of the locals where I could buy flat-pack furniture.
He replied, "Does it look like I care?"
"Locked? Is it that late?"DrGreg said:He replied, "Does it look like I care?"