Cause

Cause jokes

Orphan

What is an orphan's favorite movie? Hint, not Home Alone. It's actually Batman, 'cause they are 50% the same as him.

Santa

Why don't Chinese people believe in Santa? Cause they make the toys.

Delivery

Anything can be funny with the right delivery, except for abortion jokes, because there is no delivery.

Plagiarism

I had to write an essay about Africa, and I failed because I plagiarized the Hunger Games script.

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  • Memes

    Self

    Pov:You start writing son lyrics because you can't stand up for yourself knowing you've lost

    The image is a screenshot of a post on worstjokesever.com, displaying a conversation thread with several comments. It includes comments like 'Congratulations. No one gives a shit', 'Feeling right, looking tight. Come get the drinking shots on the rocks' and 'Ofc you're using song lyrics because you can't talk for yourself'.

    Cereal

    Don't you just hate when you have to eat cereal with water because your dad won't bring the fucking milk? Cause same.

    Sister

    Bf: Do you love me?

    Gf: Most of the time.

    Bf: Well, it's either yes or no.

    Gf:...

    Bf: Well, when is it that you don't love me?

    Gf: 2:30 to 4:00. Every time when you go to the river an hour, then it takes me a half hour to love you again.

    Bf: Why?

    Gf: 'Cause you always see that OTHER GIRL.

    Bf: MY LOVE! That other girl is my sister!!!

    Gf: Ohh...

    Mama

    Clash Royale

    Yo mama must be a giant, 'cause my Mini P.E.K.K.A. goes berserk on her!

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  • Kid

    If an emo kid and the quiet kid had a fight, the quiet kid would win because the emo kid would cut himself to death.

    Dad

    Me: Do you eat your cereal with water? You: No, why? Me: 'Cause your dad never came back with the milk!

    Viagra

    What do Viagra and Disneyland have in common?

    They both cause you to stand around for an hour waiting for a two-minute ride.

    Rubik's Cube

    Q: Why are Americans so good at Rubik's cubes?

    A: 'Cause they have a history of separating colors.