Word

Word jokes

Knock knock

Knock knock.

Who's there?

Por que.

Por que who?

"That's all, folks," in the words of Por que Pig.

Grandpa

My grandpa's last words were, "Why is there a body in my kitchen?"

No witnesses.

Chocolate

"Milk, milk, lemonade, around the corner, chocolate's made." (Point to your boobs, vagina/crouch area, and then to your butt area in sync with words.)

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  • Accident

    So one time I was looking up the definition of "accident" because I was a little dumbo and didn’t know what it meant. Then my sister walks up behind me and points at the word and says, “That’s you!” (meaning that I was an accident).

    A few minutes later, we had a big family meeting and my dad said to my sister, “Sweetie, you were an accident. We didn’t mean to make you, but we still love you with everything we’ve got.”

    My sister never talked to me again and left the house. She was 17 when she left. Seriously, 17-year-olds just never mature, huh?

    Neighbor

    What word starts with n and ends with r and you wouldn’t wanna call a Black person?

    You really thought n****r, didn't you?

    Memes

    Man

    A man is on his deathbed in prison by electric chair.

    The man who controls the chair asks for any last words.

    The prisoner replies with: “Can you hold my hand?”

    Spanish

    Are you Spanish, because I will say "Hola."

    Do you go to a biblioteca? Also, in Spanish, you will never guess the word "biblioteca." Find it, I dare you.

    Wordplay

    How to harass? Say it out loud but slowly. Split that word into, and it sounds like "her ass."

    Wife

    I was in class and we had to choose another term for words we use everyday. For kid, I chose "child"; for dog, I chose "pet"; and for wife, I chose "dishwasher."

    Wheelchair

    If you look up the word "wheelchair" in a dictionary, you will see a picture of Stephen Hawking.

    Dog

    A dog walked into a tavern and said, "I can't see a thing. I'll open this one."

    The humor of it is probably related to the Sumer way of life (and has been lost), but the words remain.