I love to make really bad similes/metaphors like “I have the memory of a fish with very poor memory” or “I’m as tall as a tree thats my height”.
Bearded guy, so: “[insert any small talk compliment about my beard here]” “Thanks, it’s been growing on me.”
Works better when spoken but just say this in your head really fast
What’s the difference between a good joke and a bad joke timing.
What’s the difference between a good joke and a bad joketiming.
Why are pirates pirates?
Because they arrrrr!
Yarr, what be a pirate’s favourite letter?
What is white and interrupts your breakfast? An Avalanche
What do you call a fly with legs? A walk.
Two men are lost in the desert weak from thirst and starvation. One of them spots something and says Hey man, there is a bacon tree over there! The second many says “no such a thing as a bacon tree, that’s just a mirage”, but the first is already running toward the tree. Just then, a hidden soldier under the tree shoots the first man with a machine gun. As he lay dying, he shouts to warn his friend: “it’s not a bacon tree, it’s a ham bush”.
Three blondes are walking through the forest when they come upon a set of tracks. The first blonde says, “oh look, deer tracks”. The second one says, “no, those a bear tracks”. The third one says, “you’re both wrong, those are moose tracks!” Then they get hit by a train.
What’s brown and sticky? A stick.
What’s Brown and runny?
Usain Bolt.
Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana.
Two guys walk into a bar. The third one ducks.
What’s red and smells like blue paint?
Red paint.
Lol if only it was that simple. No the answer is red blue paint.
Why do Native American hate snow? Because it’s white and on their land.
“Your mom” as a comeback. It even works as a non-sequitor.
Why did the short-sighted man fall in the well?
He couldn’t see that well.
“Not the sharpest bulb in the tree”
I live in Illinois and like to say that the souther you go the Kentuckier you get. While accurate, the grammar is very, very stupid.
I used to work with a guy from Kentucky and he used to say “there’s nothing worse than an Illinois Yankee.” (I should emphasize I have nothing against Illinois, I just thought it was funny and an interesting counterpoint to your comment. BTW: am a Yankee.)
Also, I work with a guy from rural Pennsylvania, and he sometimes describes it as Pennsyltucky.








