Alternatively: Life is like a box of chocolates. Half way through, you realize you're fat and nobody loves you.Lenin211 said:life is like a box of chocolates, it doesn't last as long for fat people.
I laughed pretty hard. Though that said; 9/11 doesn't have any kind of emotional response attached to it for me because I'm Australia.T8B95 said:You guys know that Yakety Sax makes everything funny right? The following video proves it: (WARNING: DON'T WATCH IF YOU'RE EASILY OFFENDED)
Yes, I'm going to hell. I'll see you all there.
I see what you did thar.Vuliev said:Know any good sodium hypobromite jokes?
NaBrO.
Care to explain?Arkvoodle said:"This tale is set in Gold Rush days, when the place to be was the Yukon. Because wool and meat were so vital, sheep became very valuable. One of the wealthiest women in town was a tough old lady named Beatrice, who had moved there from Boston but had become so acclimated that everyone called her Yukoned Bea."
"Bea owned 26 sheep, which she named for the letters of the alphabet. Ewe A, Ewe B, and so on. Bea ran the only hotel in town, but she was opposed to drinking, and wouldn't rent rooms to any man who had a hint of alcohol on his breath. This didn't sit well with the local saloon-keepers, Hiram Lovedaw and Hubert Loff, so they bet Bea that one of them could invent a drink that even her sharp nose couldnt detect. The winner would get her best sheep, Ewe F. She agreed, and they went to work. Lovedaws drink was called Blue Lightning, and Loff called his Mountain Dew (this was long before the carbonated beverage of the same name). The day of the competition arrived, and Lovedaw went first. He took a long swig of Blue Lightning. Bea smelled his breath, and announced that she couldnt detect a thing. The it was Loff's turn, and Lovedaw was hoping that his friend would fail. Do you know why?"
Because....
"If Yukoned Bea whiffed Dew on Hugh Loff, Lovedaw won Ewe F."
Mr.Mattress said:A Christian, an Agnostic, an Atheist and a Hindu walk into a bar...
... They walk out as the Beatles.
Laughed uncontrollably atLonely Packager said:How about some offensive jokes yeah?
How do you get your dishwasher to work?
How many Jews is it possible to fit into a car?Slap her in the face
105 - 2 in the front, 3 in the back and 100 in the ashtray.
Have you watched the vlogbrothers 50 jokes videos by any chance?A Random Reader said:There are two types of people in the world. Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data and... Uh, I dunno.
Heisenberg and Schrodinger are driving in a car and they get pulled over. The police officer asks, "Do you know how fast you were going?"
Heisenberg says, "Well, not really but I can tell you exactly where I was."
The officer thinks that this peculiar response is grounds for a search, and he finds a dead cat in the trunk, and he says, "Do you guys know that there's a dead cat in your trunk?"
And Schrodinger says, "Well, I do now!"
(I know that Schrodinger has an accent, but it portrays that accent like this: ö) )
Now you might think that the glass is half full, and you might think that the glass is half empty, but engineers know, that the glass is twice as large as it needs to be.
Politicians, on the other hand, have assured me that the glass would be more empty if the opposition were in charge.
Physicists, well they know that you can never know whether the glass is half full or half empty because by measuring it you've changed the outcome.
Knock knock?
Who's there?
To.
To who?
No, to whom!
If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate.
Argon walks into a bar. The bartender says "We don't serve Noble gases here!"
Argon doesn't react.
How many computer programmers does it take to screw in a light bulb?
"Whoa, whoa, that's a hardware problem."