House

House jokes

Wall

  • "Hola soy Dora, do you see Donald Trump? That’s right, he’s at my house, and he’s building a wall to separate me and Caillou. And Mami won’t let him, so she was walled alive!"

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    Game

  • Little Johnny came running into the house and asked, “Mommy, can little girls have babies?”

    “No,” said his mom, “Of course not.”

    Little Johnny then ran back outside and his mom heard him yell to his friends, “It’s okay! We can play that game!”

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    Orphan

  • When you ask an orphan to come over:

    Kid: "Do you want to come over to my house?"

    Orphan: "Yeah, sure."

    Kid: "Ok, ask your parents—oh wait."

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    Battery

  • "Batteries, batteries, who the batteries in your remotes and everything else you got in your house is turned upside down?"

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    Grade

  • When your grades get mailed to your house when you expect to get them in school.

    When you get home, your mom is there with the belt, going 1k miles per hour.

    Difference

  • A: What's the difference between a toilet and a washing basin?

    B: I don't know.

    A: Then I guess your house looks beautiful...

    B: ...

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    Story

  • There’s a one-story house in which everything is yellow. Yellow walls, yellow doors, yellow furniture. What color are the stairs?

    Answer: There aren’t any—it’s a one-story house.

    Gay Man

  • How do you know you broke into a gay man’s house?

    The weird moaning sounds when you try to slide in the back door.

    Followed by slipping in Kentucky (KY) Jelly.

    Followed by landing in deep shit.

    Followed by being totally covered in sea men.

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    Orphan

  • Why does a kid never come home after a fight with their parents? Because they never found the key to the house again.

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  • Park

  • You can get the park in the park with you if I have park in your car, and I will be there in a couple of hours. Would you be able to pick them out at your house, and I will pick you up, and I will be at your place at your convenience. I can get them in a little while. I’m at the park. Bye.

    Orphanage

  • Yesterday, I tried to help a little girl by a road stop crying. I asked her where her parents were, and that made her cry harder. So then I asked her where her house was, and she said with tears, "I don't have one." So I got her in my car and drove her to where she said she was living. It was an orphanage.