Funny Questions

1811. Wait, where’d all my money go?

“Oh yeah, I’m riding it.”
― Me on My $5,000 Horse See also Horses, Money.

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Funny Places

1812. Cheesequake, New Jersey

See also Dairy.

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Funny Observations

1813. School is the Worst Job

I don't get paid enough for this rubbish. See also Schools.

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Funny Anti-Jokes

1814. What does a dog say on New Years Eve?

Woof. See also Dogs, Holidays.

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Funny Names

1815. James Garfield

Imagine being named after a fictional cat. See also Cats, Presidents.

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Funny Clothes

1816. Fingerless Gloves

Useful if your palms are cold. See also Winter.

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Funny Insults

1817. Agyilag Zokni

Hungarian for “Mentally, you are a sock.” See also Hungarian, Socks.

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Funny Observations

1818. If You Stare at Nothing Long Enough, Others Will Gather Around and Stare at Nothing with You

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Funny Anti-Jokes

1819. What’s Wet and Can Fly?

A wet bird. See also Birds, Water.

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Funny Insults

1820. May the Devil Make a Ladder of Your Backbone While Picking Apples in the Garden of Hell

A traditional Irish curse. See also Irish.

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