Writing

Writing jokes

A couple is sitting down, holding hands, and having a picnic after their wedding when the husband's friend walks over and says,

"Jenny and Jonathan sittin' in a tree, K-I-S-S-I-N-G. First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes abrupt, tragic miscarriage! Then comes blame. Then comes despair, two hearts damaged, beyond repair. Johnathan leaves Jenny, and writes on the tree: D-I-V-O-R-C-E."

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  • We wrote letters to a kid with cancer.

    My letter read, "It's a bumpy road, but soon you will have a straight path."

    People didn't realize it was meant for his heart monitor. Lol.

    I own a pencil that used to be owned by William Shakespeare, but he chewed it a lot.

    Now I can't tell if it's 2B or not 2B.

    The other day at school we had to write down our hero and what we would do if they walked into our house. I got off easy because my hero is Stephen Hawking.

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  • I recently saw a pun contest in NYC. The owners said there was a maximum of 10 puns that I could submit. I wrote 10 puns and submitted all of them in hopes that at least one would win--however, no pun in ten did.

    What’s the difference between someone who is high on the spectrum [and] low on the spectrum? At least I can write this joke.

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  • Friend 1: I HATE YOU!

    Friend 2: *cries* b-but i-i didn't s-say that!!

    Friend 3: *writes on paper with pencil cuz is so bored*

    Me: *points at pencil lead* NOW NOW NOW THIS HAS *LEAD* TO SOME SERIOUS FRIENDSHIP LOSS! Plz shut up.

    All my friends: *groan at horrible pun*

    I love how all these jokes about different accidents have happened, but why isn't anyone writing about how much of an accident we all were?