Sunday, March 9, 2025

Laughter is the Best Medicine


  • Spilling coffee is the adult equivalent of losing your balloon.


  • Cat cheerleaders: “Nap on the sofa! Nap in the den! Nap in the kitchen! Then do it all again!”


  • I'm not getting old. I'm just becoming a classic!


  • Remember when, as kids, we made prank calls? Now spam calls are paying us back!


  • My wife scolded our cat just because she sold our dog on EBAY.


  • I wasn't born with a silver spoon in my mouth, but I was raised with a wooden spoon on my backside.


  • My cat wrote this for me on Valentine's Day: “This is Valentine's Day and I want you to smile, so when I have to throw up, I'll do it on tile!”


  • Chocolate is vital to our survival. Dinosaurs didn't have chocolate, so look what happened to them.


  • Noses are red, fingers are blue. I'm sick and tired of winter. How about you?


  • How can a cemetery raise its burial prices and then blame it on the cost of living?


  • Once you hit 70 you have to sit on the edge of the bed and warm up like an old Chevy.


  • My doctor asked if any members of my family suffered from insanity. I replied: “No, they all seem to enjoy it.”


  • Wanted: Someone to brush their teeth with me because 9 out of 10 dentists say brushing alone won't stop tooth decay.


  • My door was ajar, so I added jelly. Now it's a door jam.


  • The shortest and best will: “Being of sound mind, I spent all my money.”


  • When women reach a certain age, they begin buying dogs. The medical term for this is “many paws.”


  • Don't tell any secrets in the garden. The potatoes have eyes, the corn has ears, and the beanstalk.


  • It's been two years since I joined a gym, but I'm yet to see any results, so tomorrow I'm going there in person to see the problem.


  • I'm suing the makers of Thin Mints for false advertising.


  • The first thing I do each morning is grab the newspaper and look at the obituaries. If I'm not listed, I get dressed and go about my day.


  • A police officer stopped me while I was driving down a busy city street. “Sir, do you know this is a one-way street?” he asked. “What's the big deal?” I replied. “I was only going one-way.”


  • We are told that it is difficult for a wealthy person to get into Heaven. I wonder if any politicians have made it yet?


  • My good friend is getting a divorce from the woman he has called “Miss Right.” Only recently had he discovered her first name was “Always.”

 

3 comments:

  1. Making one laugh is a good thing.

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  2. I wish I was a classic, but sadly, I'm just becoming old!

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