Funny
Best Bad Dad Jokes
Cars
- “Why was the car red? It saw the traffic jam and it just blew a gasket.”
- “Why did the car go to the doctor? It had a flat tire.”
- “What do you get when you cross a car with a duck? A vehicle that quacks.”
- “Why did the car keep getting into accidents? It had a reckless driver.”
- “Why was the car cold? It left its windows open.”
- “What do you call a car that’s on fire? A burning automobile.”
- “Why did the car break up with its owner? They were driving in different directions.”
- “Why was the car sad? It was tired of being driven around in circles.”
- “What do you get when you cross a car with a sheep? A woolly ride.”
- “Why was the car feeling blue? It needed a tune-up.”
Dating
- “Why was the computer cold on its date? Because it left its Windows open.”
- “Why was the math book unhappy on its date? Because it had too many problems.”
- “Why was the calendar popular? Because it had a lot of dates.”
- “Why was the phone feeling depressed? Because it had no one to call.”
- “Why was the paper clip unhappy? Because it was feeling paper thin.”
- “Why was the rubber band unhappy? Because it was feeling stretched.”
- “Why was the clock unhappy? Because it was tired of ticking.”
- “Why was the pencil unhappy? Because it had no point.”
- “Why was the cheese unhappy? Because it was feeling grated.”
- “Why was the light bulb unhappy? Because it was feeling burnt out.”
Sad/Depressed
- “Why was the spinach sad? Because it was feeling leafed out.”
- “Why was the tomato sad? Because it was feeling ketchup.”
- “Why was the banana sad? Because it was feeling peeled.”
- “Why was the apple sad? Because it was feeling cider.”
- “Why was the pear sad? Because it was feeling pear-ed.”
- “Why was the mushroom sad? Because it was feeling fungi.”
- “Why was the watermelon sad? Because it was feeling melon-choly.”
- “Why was the carrot sad? Because it was feeling down in the dumps.”
- “Why was the onion sad? Because it was feeling peeled.”
- “Why was the broccoli sad? Because it was feeling floret.”
- “Why was the therapist unhappy? Because he was feeling depressed.”
- “Why was the antidepressant unhappy? Because it was feeling down in the dumps.”
- “Why was the umbrella unhappy? Because it was feeling drained.”
- “Why was the pillow unhappy? Because it was feeling depressed.”
- “Why was the piano unhappy? Because it was feeling low key.”
- “Why was the calendar unhappy? Because it was feeling blue.”
- “Why was the computer unhappy? Because it was feeling downsized.”
- “Why was the shoe unhappy? Because it was feeling down in the heel.”
- “Why was the couch unhappy? Because it was feeling sofa so low.”
- “Why was the TV unhappy? Because it was feeling screen depressed.”
Pirates
- “Why was the pirate such a bad singer? Because he always hit a flat note.”
- “What do you call a pirate’s favorite flower? A plunder-anthem.”
- “What do pirates use to fix their ships? Pirate-tape.”
- “Why couldn’t the pirate play music? He was tone deaf.”
- “Why did the pirate’s phone have a lot of seaweed on it? It was a seaweed phone.”
- “What do you get when you cross a pirate and a snowman? Frostbite.”
- “Why was the pirate such a good dancer? Because he had rhythm and booty.”
- “What do you call a pirate’s favorite fruit? A pear-ate.”
- “Why did the pirate go to therapy? He had a lot of high seas and low blows.”
- “Why couldn’t the pirate use his computer? He had a buccaneer block.”
Geology
- “Why did the geologist break up with his girlfriend? Because she was a fault.”
- “What did the geologist say to the rock? “Don’t take it for granite.”
- “Why was the geologist always calm? Because he had a lot of sediment.”
- “What did the geologist say when he found a rock that was really hard to classify? “I’m stoned.”
- “What did the geologist say when he discovered a new mineral? “I’ve hit rock bottom.”
- “Why did the geologist get lost in the desert? He was in a sand-storm.”
- “What did the geologist say when he found a fossil? “It’s a million years old, and it’s a piece of cake!”
- “Why was the geologist’s birthday party such a hit? It was a rockin’ good time.”
- “What did the geologist say when he found a rare crystal? “I’m crystal clear on this one.”
- “Why was the geologist’s office always cold? Because it was below earth’s crust.”
Homework
- “Why couldn’t the student finish his homework? Because he was too exhausted from procrastinating.”
- “Why was the math book unhappy? Because it had too many problems.”
- “What do you get when you do your homework in the forest? Homework-trees.”
- “Why did the student bring a ladder to school? He wanted to get to high school.”
- “Why was the student’s computer cold? Because it left its Windows open.”
- “Why did the student bring a red pen to school? In case he needed to draw blood.”
- “Why was the student’s history paper so good? It was written in the present tense.”
- “Why was the student’s report card blank? He forgot to turn in his homework.”
- “Why was the student’s science project a failure? Because it was an experiment gone wrong.”
- “Why was the student’s essay long? Because it had a lot of footnotes.”
Chores
- “Why was the broom late? Because it swept in.”
- “Why was the dishwasher unhappy? Because it was feeling plate-d.”
- “Why was the vacuum unhappy? Because it was feeling sucked dry.”
- “Why was the laundry basket unhappy? Because it was feeling drained.”
- “Why was the mop unhappy? Because it was feeling wrung out.”
- “Why was the house so clean? Because the owner was dust in his tracks.”
- “Why was the yard so tidy? Because the owner was on a roll.”
- “Why was the garage so organized? Because the owner was in high spirits.”
- “Why was the kitchen sparkling? Because the owner was a clean freak.”
- “Why was the bathroom spotless? Because the owner was a wash out.”
Losing
- Why was the runner disqualified from the race? He lost his sole!
- “Why was the basketball player sad? Because he lost his hoop-ortunity.”
- “Why was the baseball player sad? Because he lost his bat-itude.”
- “Why was the football player sad? Because he lost his touch-down.”
- “Why was the soccer player sad? Because he lost his kick.”
- “Why was the golfer sad? Because he lost his swing.”
- “Why was the tennis player sad? Because he lost his serve.”
- “Why was the racecar driver sad? Because he lost his lap.”
- “Why was the swimmer sad? Because he lost his stroke.”
- “Why was the ping pong player sad? Because he lost his ping.”
- “Why was the chess player sad? Because he lost his knight move.”
Reading
- “Why was the reader’s nose always in a book? Because he was a book snob.”
- “Why couldn’t the book stand up on its own? Because it was too pages behind.”
- “Why was the book late? Because it was stuck in the pages.”
- “Why was the book cold? Because it left its chapters open.”
- “Why was the book sad? Because it was feeling bound down.”
- “Why was the book wet? Because it was crying over spilled ink.”
- “Why was the book angry? Because it was feeling bound up.”
- “Why was the book anxious? Because it had a lot of pages to turn.”
- “Why was the book tired? Because it was feeling page-worn.”
- “Why was the book confused? Because it was feeling chapter and verse.”
Music
- Why was the musician arrested? He was caught bass handling.
- Why was the guitar teacher suing the student for payment? He claimed the student was playing a string of excuses.
- Why was the singer kicked off the stage? He was off key and off pitch.
- Why was the drum set in the bakery? They were beating the dough.
- Why was the singer who swallowed a microphone feeling fine? Because the sound was all right!
- Why was the musician always calm? He always took a rest on the bass line.
- Why was the musician’s family so poor? They all had a lot of bass guitarists.
- Why was the musician’s pet python called “Slinky”? It was always winding down the scales.
- Why was the musician’s piano so small? It was a mini-ature piano!
- Why was the singer’s garden full of weeds? He had a green thumb, but not a green voice.
- Why was the musician’s bread always burnt? He always left it in the oven to rise.
- Why was the musician’s daughter not allowed to play the piano? She kept hitting all the wrong notes.
- Why was the musician’s phone always busy? He was always on call waiting.
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