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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.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of basic joke structure and humor types
- Familiarity with puns and wordplay
- Knowledge of cultural references in humor
- Ability to appreciate absurdity in comedic contexts
- Explore the history of puns in literature and comedy
- Research the psychology of humor and why people enjoy lame jokes
- Learn about different styles of comedy, including surrealism and absurdism
- Investigate the role of cultural references in joke-telling
Anyone looking to enhance their comedic repertoire, including aspiring comedians, writers, and individuals interested in the mechanics of humor. This discussion is particularly beneficial for those who enjoy light-hearted, silly jokes and want to understand their appeal.
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Not every lesson learned there is useful.jack action said:The reason these toys are critical as kids:
Let's see if embedding works:
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I first heard this one from Harrison Ford.
A grocery store employee was stocking shelves.
A woman came and asked, "Where is the broccoli?"
The man said, "Sorry. We're out of broccoli. We'll have more tomorrow."
A minute later the same woman asked again, "Where is the broccoli?"
The man said, "I told you. We're out of broccoli."
A minute later the woman got right in his face. She said, "I can't find the broccoli."
The man said, "Do me a favor lady. How do you spell cat as in catastrophe?"
She said, "C A T."
He said, "How do you spell dog as in dogma?"
She said, "D O G."
He said, "How do you spell freak as in broccoli?"
She said, "But there is no freak in broccoli."
He said, "That's what I've been trying to tell you lady."
A grocery store employee was stocking shelves.
A woman came and asked, "Where is the broccoli?"
The man said, "Sorry. We're out of broccoli. We'll have more tomorrow."
A minute later the same woman asked again, "Where is the broccoli?"
The man said, "I told you. We're out of broccoli."
A minute later the woman got right in his face. She said, "I can't find the broccoli."
The man said, "Do me a favor lady. How do you spell cat as in catastrophe?"
She said, "C A T."
He said, "How do you spell dog as in dogma?"
She said, "D O G."
He said, "How do you spell freak as in broccoli?"
She said, "But there is no freak in broccoli."
He said, "That's what I've been trying to tell you lady."
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Have you heard about Jimmy Kimmel's new TV show?
It's sort of like those British baking competition shows. Contestants start with a set of fabrics and other materials, and work simultaneously for a fixed amount of time to see who can make the best-looking hat.
It's called "Who Wants to Be a Milliner?"
(Hint if you don't "get" it: Kimmel's current game show)
It's sort of like those British baking competition shows. Contestants start with a set of fabrics and other materials, and work simultaneously for a fixed amount of time to see who can make the best-looking hat.
It's called "Who Wants to Be a Milliner?"
(Hint if you don't "get" it: Kimmel's current game show)
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Maybe the guy is taking it OUT of the car.jack action said:
Never assume.
Never assume.
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Maybe they Googled "how to have a smoother ride in your car".256bits said:Maybe the guy is taking it OUT of the car.
Never assume.
Never assume.
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OK I bit.Borg said:Maybe they Googled "how to have a smoother ride in your car".
Google comes up with potholes and bad tires.
Could be the guy misinterpreted and he thought "if you are tired while driving ... "
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Sounds like what someone who didn't play the game as a kid would say.256bits said:Maybe the guy is taking it OUT of the car.
Never assume.
Never assume.
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I don't understand, the mattress was no problem.256bits said:Maybe the guy is taking it OUT of the car.
Never assume.
(Queen size Casper in two door hatchback.)
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I suppose that's a variant of the suggestion that, instead of airbags, every car should be fitted with a sharp, pointed spike attached to the centre of the steering wheel, pointed at the driver's chest. That would make people drive more carefully.phinds said:![]()
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...or they really don't like a regular passenger.phinds said:
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Actually the early vehicles were equipped with such mechanism, i.e the steering column itself. Then they invented the collapsible steering column. I guess they didn't work as intended.DrGreg said:I suppose that's a variant of the suggestion that, instead of airbags, every car should be fitted with a sharp, pointed spike attached to the centre of the steering wheel, pointed at the driver's chest. That would make people drive more carefully.
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News flash: An American tradition has been updated.
On Tuesday (Groundhog Day), if Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow, it will mean six more months of pandemic.
On Tuesday (Groundhog Day), if Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow, it will mean six more months of pandemic.
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Not to worry. See post #8,973jtbell said:News flash: An American tradition has been updated.
On Tuesday (Groundhog Day), if Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow, it will mean six more months of pandemic.
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https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/collection-of-lame-jokes.25301/post-6449761phinds said:See post #8,973
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Me before exams:-
I will procrastinate tomorrow.
I will procrastinate tomorrow.
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[From the 80's]
A car has a flat tire and a DEC Field Service engineer is summoned to address the situation.
He swaps all four tires until he finds the one that's flat.
A car has a flat tire and a DEC Field Service engineer is summoned to address the situation.
He swaps all four tires until he finds the one that's flat.
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This is what Jelly Belly does with jelly beans that don't meet their quality control standards:
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