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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Ibix said:
Why do Marxists only drink herbal tea? Because proper tea is theft.

OMG. A moderator should almost force you to apologize for that one! :woot:

But OK, I'm not a good example.
 
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Why is bacon called bacon and cookies called cookies, when you cook bacon and bake cookies?
 
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jack action said:
Why is bacon called bacon and cookies called cookies, when you cook bacon and bake cookies?
And park in the driveway while driving in the parkway.
 
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WWGD said:
And park in the driveway while driving in the parkway.
Why do "Flammable" and "Inflammable" mean the same thing?
 
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Ivan Seeking said:
Why do "Flammable" and "Inflammable" mean the same thing?
Regardless or Irregardless of which is the case!
 
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Ivan Seeking said:
Why do "Flammable" and "Inflammable" mean the same thing?
De seat and deceit are different in meaning and spelling.

As in,
Don't cause a ruckus with deceit while flying, as the stewardess may have cause to authorize you to lose de seat. .
 
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256bits said:
The seat and deceit are different in meaning and spelling..
When you walk with low quality shoes, you experience the agony of the feet . When you lose, you experience the agony of defeat.
 
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Lancelot: With Excalibur, I will slice this rock into two.
Thor: With my Hammer, I will fracture this rock into two too.
Aphrodite: My new dresses. With my powers of Love, I command you to admire my two tutu too.
 
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256bits said:
Lancelot: With Excalibur, I will slice this rock into two.
Thor: With my Hammer, I will fracture this rock into two too.
Aphrodite: My new dresses. With my powers of Love, I command you to admire my two tutu too.
I changed attire to change a tire.
 
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sbrothy said:
In an episode of Family Guy Peter's father-in-law, Carter, complains that he can't turn of Amber (and I guess the entire spectrum of other colors you've got over there by now) Alerts on his phone. I looked the phenomenon up (I mean how many wanted to turn them off, not what they are) and was a little taken aback.

Now I can understand if you, by some error, get some that are relevant to an area 1500km away, but is it really that much trouble to be a little on the look out for some poor missing person, children or otherwise?

I've seen the indifference around me mind (grown people ignoring a crying 8-9 year old girl who's obviously, at a glance, lost, alone and afraid) and I just don't get it! Many of these people must have children themselves! Am I surrounded by psychos or is it just laziness?
In what way does that post belong in the joke thread?
 
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WWGD said:
Tell him if he drops something, ** I will pick it up **.;
You should be OK. He's not a member of the LGPTQ++.

How to know?
WARNING REDNECK JOKE.
How to know if you might be gay?
You ride around on a bi-cycle.
 
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phinds said:
In what way does that post belong in the joke thread?
Well, my confusion sprang from a lame joke, but point taken. I can see it is a bit of a downer.

EDIT: I removed it. No reason to bring people down. I see that.
EDIT2: Sheez, and the time is 03:34 here! No wonder I'm getting extra scatterbrained.
 
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phinds said:
In what way does that post belong in the joke thread?
You now entering another dimension. Your next stop is step 2 of Lame Jokes?

Step 1: Laugh when it's told.
Step 2: Laugh when it's explained.
Step 3: Laugh when you finally get it.

You're traveling through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind ... a journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of imagination—your next stop, the Twilight Zone.
—Rod Serling, The Twilight Zone, introduction
 
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256bits said:
You now entering another dimension. Your next stop is step 2 of Lame Jokes?

Step 1: Laugh when it's told.
Step 2: Laugh when it's explained.
Step 3: Laugh when you finally get it.


—Rod Serling, The Twilight Zone, introduction
In this case I actually like Futurama's version better! :smile:

EDIT:

Imagine if you will, an announcer you can barely understand, he refers to a (mutters), but you're not quite sure what he said. He seems to be eating something, or perhaps he's a little drunk. It's remotely possible that he just said something about the Scary Door.
---- https://futurama.fandom.com/wiki/The_Scary_Door


EDIT: OMG It's Futurama. OK definitely bedtime now. I had my sleep cycle punched out of sync....
 
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sbrothy said:
Sheez, and the time is 03:34 here!
Is your fridge running?

I had to ask to keep you alert.
 
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256bits said:
Is your fridge running?

I had to ask to keep you alert.
I suspect you hope I'll go on a polar adventure in there!
 
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sbrothy said:
I suspect you hope I'll go on a polar adventure in there!
My mind wanders sometimes.
I then have to go out looking for it.
 
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256bits said:
My mind wanders sometimes.
I then have to go out looking for it.
I kinda recognize the problem. Although with my scatterbrain it's a little all over the place, so harder to find. I wouldn't be surprised if some of it really were in the fridge. :smile:
 
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I didn't realize until I was about to post this, that it's a BOGO, or as we said when I was a kid, a "twofer."

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Why do we call a "buy one get one free" offer a BOGO?

Because BOGOF sounds too much like "bug off!"
 
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In the UK we say BOGOF. Never heard the term BOGO.
 
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mjc123 said:
In the UK we say BOGOF. Never heard the term BOGO.
(Maybe that's related to the way we pronounce Van Gogh?)
 
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