I'm not sure about the rest of the world but here in the UK, we have crackers [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christmas_cracker] at Christmas and in these crackers are really, really bad jokes.
I've recently discovered that I love the, so bad it's good, humour these jokes offer.
As a result, I've decided that everyone else in my workplace should be forced to enjoy this humour also, so I'm sending out brodcast messages as often as possible, to either lighten peoples days or make them worse, I'm not fussy.
Here's where you guys come in, I'm quickly running out of material so I want you guys to post your favourite Christmas cracker jokes so I can keep subjecting my co-workers to their brilliance.
To get things started, here's the two I've already shared with the workforce today.
Why was Santa's helper feeling blue?
Because he had low elf-esteem.
What hides in bakeries around Christmas time?
Mince Spys.
I've recently discovered that I love the, so bad it's good, humour these jokes offer.
As a result, I've decided that everyone else in my workplace should be forced to enjoy this humour also, so I'm sending out brodcast messages as often as possible, to either lighten peoples days or make them worse, I'm not fussy.
Here's where you guys come in, I'm quickly running out of material so I want you guys to post your favourite Christmas cracker jokes so I can keep subjecting my co-workers to their brilliance.
To get things started, here's the two I've already shared with the workforce today.
Why was Santa's helper feeling blue?
Because he had low elf-esteem.
What hides in bakeries around Christmas time?
Mince Spys.