Worst Jokes Ever

Worst Jokes Ever

Basketball

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How did Helen Keller’s parents punish her? They handed her a basketball and told her to “read this book”.

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  • Randy

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    Jack and Jill went up the hill so Jack could lick Jill's candy.

    But Jack got a shock and a mouth full of cock because Jill's real name is Randy.

    Bus

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    So, there were kids in the bus, and half of them were white, and the other half was black.

    All the kids wanted to sit at the back, so the bus driver said to all the kids, "Stop fighting. From now on, everyone is now green." So, the bus driver said to all the kids, "Dark green go to the front, and light green at the back."

    9/11 victim

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    Who are the fastest readers in the world?

    9/11 victims. They went through 80 stories in 7 seconds. In case you didn't see that one coming, don't feel bad, they didn't either.

    Homework

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    Who's a pineapple? I'm a pineapple... Yass.

    Teacher and kid.

    Kid: Hey, teacher.

    Teacher: Yes?

    Kid: Would you punish me for something I didn't do?

    Teacher: Of course not.

    Kid: Well, I didn't do my homework!

    Misunderstanding

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    When a family friend passed away, my granddaughter took her three-year-old son to visit the widow. As they approached the front door, she whispered to the boy, “Make sure to tell her how sorry you are.”

    He whispered back, “Why? I didn’t kill him.”

    Sex

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    This is a lot like anal sex.

    You always miss 100% of the shots if you don't take it.

    Brunette

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    So a blond and a brunette jumped out of a plane. Who hit the ground first?

    The blond because she had to ask for directions.

    Virgin

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    If you die a virgin, then where does your v-card go? Does it go with you to the grave, or does your mortician take it from you?

    Blind

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    At the funeral of a family friend, I was chatting to June, an elderly lady I hadn’t seen since I was a teenager. I was thrilled when she told me what a beautiful young woman I’d become.

    On the journey home, I remarked to my mother how lovely it had been to see June again.

    “Yes, it’s such a shame that she’s gone blind,” she said sadly.