I like telling dad jokes.
Sometimes he laughs.
Dad: "Knock, knock!" Kid: "Who's there?"
Dad: Spell!
Kid: Spell who?
Dad: W... H... O...
I know tons of dad jokes! Here’s one
1.
When do you know a joke is a dad joke?
When the punchline is a parent.
How can you tell your dad joke is a dad joke?
It’s fully groan.
"Dad, how do you cast spells?"
"You just follow the instructions."
"Which instructions?"
"Yeah, they're the ones."
My dad didn’t love me as a child, but I don’t really blame him.
I wasn’t born until he was an adult.
My wife is fed up of my constant Dad jokes, so I asked her, "How can I stop my addiction?"
Wife: "Whatever means necessary!"
Me: "No it doesn't.”
I don't have a "Dad Bod"
I have a father figure.
When dad died he left me his Subaru.
It was his final Legacy.
KID :"DAD, make me a sandwich."
DAD :"Poof, you're now a sandwich."
Wife: why do dad's have the worst jokes?
Me: It's a rule, dads have to have cringy jokes
Wife: Who makes those rules?
Me: The Dad Poet Society
Wife: (Groan)
Dad: Years ago I had the opportunity to meet R.E.M., and we even took a picture together with my buddies.
Son: Where are you in the photo?
Dad: That's me in the corner.
Was Just showing my dad my new living space. He asked “what’s upstairs?”
I Just responded with “dad, stairs don’t talk.”
My dad was born as a conjoined twin, but the doctors managed to separate them at birth.
I have an uncle, once removed.
I was named after my dad
Because I couldn’t possibly have been named before him.
My dad was complaining he’d lost a sock after doing his laundry
Me: It’s a sacrifice to the dryer gods.
My dad: It’s a sockrifice.
The only good pun is a dad pun
but who am I kidding?
I had a great childhood, I remember my dad would put me in a tire & roll me down the hill all summer.
Those were Goodyears.
A kid is pouring himself some milk. His dad walks into the room and asked, "what kind of milk is that?" Kid says, "Soy milk". Dad replies with,
"Hola milk, soy dad."
My dad was the top clown at the circus, but unfortunately he passed away.
I guess I have some pretty big shoes to fill.
My dad is going through heart failure, and the first text that I get from him after sending him a card says:
“No more corny jokes, now just corn-orary jokes.”
After watching me read “War and Peace”, my son asked me, “Dad, why is the book so thick?”
Me: Well, it’s a long story.
Dad, are we pyromaniacs?
Yes, we arson.
How do you know when a joke becomes a dad joke?
It'll become apparent.
I remember asking my dad repeatedly what the acronym LGBTQ meant.
I never got a straight answer.
Do you know where I store all my dad jokes?
In a dad-a--base
Go to BabaMail
