Dad, your math metaphors are awful. My response, “What’s meta 2 plus meta 2 ?”
Funny
Why did the Unicycle Win the Race Against the Bicycle?
Why did the unicycle win the race against the bicycle? The bicycle was two tired. But what about the Corvette?
A Mime Walks into a Bar
This joke is best told out loud, A mime walks into a bar and says… (then pause) and keep pausing. Eventually, the listener either laughs or shakes their head and walks away.
A Scientist says, “Find me the most famous mimes in the world”
A scientist has a lab that overlooks a park. In the park, he sees the worst mime he has ever seen. This mime flails around and is inconsistent about the objects he pretends to interact with. The scientist says to his team, “Find me the two most famous mimes in the world.”
Astronomer who showered with a hamburger
Did you hear about the astronomer who showered with a tiny hamburger slider?
He upgraded to a quarter pound burger because wanted a “meatier shower”.
If I Were Named Mervin
If I were named Mervin, I would start a podcast where I explore the wisdom of Benjamin Franklin.
It would be called, “Franklin Sense and Merv”.
Tiny Train Coal Car
Did you hear about train with the tiny coal car that fell off the tracks? “Are you okay?”, asked the engine. “I didn’t break anything but I am a little tender.” photo credit: Bricknave via photopin cc
Captain Hook’s sneakers
Why does Captain Hook wear sneakers? Because he’s afraid of Crocs.
Airline Bagels
What kind of bagels do they serve on airlines? Plain Bagels (plane bagels) In truth, this is not my original joke but my 5 year old son’s; however, since he is my son and the joke is his, could this still be my joke by the transitive property? photo credit: Campobello Island via photopin cc
I’m a Buttercup
A little girl says to her father, “Look at me Daddy, I’m a buttercup.” He replies, “Don’t be ranunculus.” And thus ends my segment of jokes for horticulturists. Relevant link (Wikipedia Ranunculus).