What do you call a genderless child?
It's not a mister, it's not a misses, I'm more for a mystery.
What do you call a genderless child?
It's not a mister, it's not a misses, I'm more for a mystery.
Listen up, dummy! The joke plays on the words "mister" and "misses," which are titles for men and women, respectively. Since the child is genderless, neither of those titles applies. The punchline replaces "mis-s" with "mystery," creating a funny twist because a "mystery" is something unknown or difficult to understand. So the joke is funny because it uses wordplay to describe a genderless child as a "mystery." What are you, stupid?