orphan jokes are like families, not everyone gets em. ( also I banged ya mum ;) )
I told an orphan two never stop talking until their parents come home
Now I can’t get it to shut up
there's an upside for being an orphan every snack they get is family size
Q.Why do orphans get on Facebook? A.Because they get liked
what show do orphans never wach? fuller house
Why can't orphans really play baseball?
Because when they do all the other kids tell that joke that everyone has heard more than 50 times.
Why are orphans bad at basketball,They haven't learned how to keep the ball with them
I asked my orphan friend what his movie is, he said spiderman, no way home. I said "Proabaly becuase its so relatable, right?" He started crying I dont know why.
Why is orphans bad at hide and seek ? Because they can’t find there parents
whats the difference between a orphan and a baseball player ? the base ball player knows where home base is.
Whats Big, bounces, and make little kids cry?
my donation to the orphanage :)
why do orphans hate dom toretto. because it's all about family
why does an orphan hate the ending of Finding Nemo
Nemo goes back to his father
All of you guys in this orphanage are ABCDEFGHIJK Whats that? said the orphans attractive brilliant cute darling ellegant funny georgeous and hot Whats the ijk Im just kidding🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
There was a kid crying. I asked him where his parents were. He cried more. I love working at an orphanage.
46. I made a website for orphans. It doesn’t have a home page.
52. What’s the difference between a Lamborghini and a dead body? I don’t have a Lamborghini in my garage.
54. What is the difference between Iron man and Iron Woman? One is a superhero and the other is a simple command.
What’s the difference between a orphan and a base ball field the base ball field has a home to run back to
I walked pass by a orphanage, the orphan started to call me names and I said " A least I have a family".
How to commit arson 1. Burn down an orphanage
It’s like going to the orphan and telling your mama jokes.
