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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Huh?
 
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  • #3,252
My minute has been definitely the longest.
 
  • #3,253
Mark44 said:
Read the first part out loud, try to spot the pattern for the fourth line, and read it out loud.
Lol... I 8 a 10 a shoe...
Meaning... I ate a tennis shoe... ?

Is my minute over...?

Damn... fourth grade seems to take forever.

God, I hate math! ... :oldlaugh:
 
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I've read today, someone wanted to know, who this Lars Krismes is, everybody is singing from.
 
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jtbell said:
Another one from fifth grade:

I 2 a 4 a shoe.
I 4 a 6 a shoe.
I 6 a 8 a shoe.
I...

Fifth graders are pretty smart.
Well, that's the last time I remember being smart, anyways.

Anyways, I read yesterday, that a 5th grader once named a horse.
Or, more properly, he decided on the spelling: Potoooooooo

when the owner told him to write the name on the horse's feed bin.
 
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fresh_42 said:
Well, seems they've finally really created a black hole in CERN ...
Source... ?

Oh, wait... you can't find it, right ? .. :oldlaugh:
 
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OCR said:
Source... ?

Oh, wait... you can't find it, right ? .. :oldlaugh:
We should be able to calculate all relevant data by the different lengths of DaveC426913's, yours and my minute combined with our locations on earth. Seems to get an interesting gravitational well. A physicists' version of geocaching. :biggrin: (We can rule out Fermi-Lab and KEN for my minute has been definitely the longest.)
 
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OmCheeto said:
Fifth graders are pretty smart.
Well, that's the last time I remember being smart, anyways.

Anyways, I read yesterday, that a 5th grader once named a horse.
Or, more properly, he decided on the spelling: Potoooooooo

when the owner told him to write the name on the horse's feed bin.

I seem to be freefalling toward the Event Horizon, because my minute is approaching infinity.:sorry:
 
  • #3,259
OmCheeto said:
Fifth graders are pretty smart.
Well, that's the last time I remember being smart, anyways.
Ever see the TV quiz show, "Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?" where adults take turns competing against a panel of fifth graders? :cool:
 
  • #3,260
"Houston, we have another problem."
"Apollo, jeez"
"Nice of you to apologize."
 
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DaveC426913 said:
I seem to be freefalling toward the Event Horizon, because my minute is approaching infinity.:sorry:
No... it only appears that way to the rest of us, but you do look a bit red... sunburn, maybe ? ..
lmao.gif
 
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jtbell said:
Ever see the TV quiz show, "Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?" where adults take turns competing against a panel of fifth graders? :cool:
Not until after you mentioned it. I canceled my cable 7½ years ago. I watched one youtube video last night, and I am definitely not smarter that one.

DaveC426913 said:
I seem to be freefalling toward the Event Horizon, because my minute is approaching infinity.
If you are still stuck in freefall, try googling the horses name.
If you are texting, you can probably get away with using the text abbreviation: Pot8os.
 
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OmCheeto said:
If you are still stuck in freefall, try googling the horses name.
If you are texting, you can probably get away with using the text abbreviation: Pot8os.
Ohhh. o0)
I was looking for some connection to horses.
 
  • #3,264
I didn't get that one either, if it makes you feel any better Dave. I just assumed it was an Americanism that I didn't know...
 
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DaveC426913 said:
Ohhh. o0)
I was looking for some connection to horses.

Ibix said:
I didn't get that one either, if it makes you feel any better Dave. I just assumed it was an Americanism that I didn't know...

Neither did I. Only The horse with no name came to my mind. However, evidence for a kind of time dilation becomes denser.
 
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XMAS DINNER.jpg
 
  • #3,267
What did the thesaurus eat for breakfast this morning?

... a synonym roll.
 
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  • #3,268
jim mcnamara said:
What did the thesaurus eat for breakfast this morning?

... a synonym roll.

groan ... hahahaha :smile:
 
  • #3,269
What kind of suits do lawyers wear to court?

Lawsuits
 
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  • #3,270
some will get this

15181630_1875468412673499_4520617813024379118_n.jpg


mite have to buy one of these
 
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  • #3,271
Doctor: When did you first notice you had diarrhoea?

Patient: When I took off my bicycle clips.
 
  • #3,272
davenn said:
some will get this
Dead Parrot sketch ?
"is no more", "has ceased to be", "bereft of life, it rests in peace", "this is an ex-parrot"
Lol...
 
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  • #3,273
davenn said:
some will get this
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mite have to buy one of these
This has been in my ad feed:

https://scontent-ams3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/15178040_1873493609537646_6674749971557823134_n.jpg?oh=70485781db6e4d757611d56bcf5832bd&oe=58BDBABB
 
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  • #3,274
davenn said:
some will get this

15181630_1875468412673499_4520617813024379118_n.jpg


mite have to buy one of these
No, he's just "havin' a kip"

A great Python bit...
 
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  • #3,275
jim mcnamara said:
What did the thesaurus eat for breakfast this morning?

... a synonym roll.
Synonyms!
What are they like?!
 
  • #3,276
DrGreg said:
Synonyms!
What are they like?!
Metaphors.
 
  • #3,277
Ibix said:
Metaphors.
Uh, Aphorism's kid.
 
  • #3,278
Today I learned that covering your eyes with ketchup give you 20/20 Heinz sight.
 
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jtbell said:
Today I learned that covering your eyes with ketchup give you 20/20 Heinz sight.
It let's you see if anything behind you will ever ketchup.
 
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jtbell said:
Today I learned that covering your eyes with ketchup give you 20/20 Heinz sight.

Ibix said:
It let's you see if anything behind you will ever ketchup.
double groan hahaha ... very good
 
  • #3,281
davenn said:
double groan hahaha ... very good
In the spirit of proper academic behaviour, I ought to cite Thurman in Tarantino (1994), who delivers a similar lame pun.
 
  • #3,282
Ibix said:
In the spirit of proper academic behaviour, I ought to cite Thurman in Tarantino (1994), who delivers a similar lame pun.

in pulp fiction ?
 
  • #3,283
Yup. Uma Thurman's character was going to star in a horrifically generic all-female spy team series. It falls through after the pilot, and she ends up telling John Travolta all about it over dinner. She was going to have a once-an-episode corny joke gimmick - and the one from the only episode made was something to the effect of "The tomato is lagging behind, so all the other vegetables turn round and say 'ketchup'".
 
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Ibix said:
Yup. Uma Thurman's character was going to star in a horrifically generic all-female spy team series. It falls through after the pilot, and she ends up telling John Travolta all about it over dinner. She was going to have a once-an-episode corny joke gimmick - and the one from the only episode made was something to the effect of "The tomato is lagging behind, so all the other vegetables turn round and say 'ketchup'".
one of my fav crazy movies :)
 
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purebred dogs.jpg
 
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merry xmas.jpg
 
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davenn said:
As a person of profound knowledge in chemistry, can you tell me, what my hairdresser means?
He's always saying I Cobalt.
 
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fresh_42 said:
As a person of profound knowledge in chemistry, can you tell me, what my hairdresser means?
He's always saying I Cobalt.
Don't worry, it means you won't need them much longer.
 
  • #3,290
I got a rental car the other day. It was such a pain to get into. My car is quite low to the ground, but this one was a hire car.
 
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Ibix said:
I got a rental car the other day. It was such a pain to get into. My car is quite low to the ground, but this one was a hire car.
Paid by a flat rate to lower the hire? Watch out the tire!
 
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XMAS DINNER.jpg
 
  • #3,293
I'm sure this will work ... NOT ! :rolleyes::rolleyes:
I just shake my head in disbelief

aircon problem.jpg
 
  • #3,294
Zsa Zsa Gabor: "I'm a marvelous housekeeper. Whenever I leave a man, I keep the house."
 
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mouse in coffee.jpg
 
  • #3,296
gosh, whoever wrote that last one, needs to learn some punctuation ( wasn't me)
 
  • #3,297
It is a bit panda packing heat, isn't it? I make it two or three missing commas depending on your attitude to the Oxford comma.
 
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  • #3,298
What is green, slimy, and lives in cell phones and CPs? ... I don't know either, but one is crawling out of yours right now.
 
  • #3,299
Did you hear about the butcher who got a little behind in his business?
 
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How do you keep a turkey in suspense?
 

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