I bought some shoes from a drug dealer.
Not sure what he laced them with but I’ve been tripping all day.
I’m struggling with these shoes I bought from East Asia..
They came with two pairs of laces but I can only Taiwan…
What do you call a Frenchman wearing sandals?
Phillipe Phillope.
What wears a fur coat in winter, and pants in summer?
A dog.
What color socks do bears wear?
They don’t wear socks, they have bear feet!
Me: “These orthodox shoes are great.”
Wife: “It’s ‘orthopaedic’ shoes.”
Me: “I stand corrected.”
I used to enjoy dressing up as a nun occasionally, but now I can’t seem to get out of the habit…
What does a house wear to a party?
Address.
I get so angry when I see someone with their wallet chained to their belt.
I just can’t take it.
My wife kept going on and on about what she should use the empty drawer for.
Eventually, I told her to put a sock in it.
Her: ‘Undress me with your words…’
Him: ‘There’s a spider in your bra !!’
I saw someone holding a pair of shoes to his ears.
Apparently, he was listening to sole music.
I had to give up my job at the dress alteration company.
Apparently, I didn’t turn up enough.
What do you call a chicken in a shell suit?
An egg.
Fun Fact: “T-Shirt” is actually short for “Tyrannosaurus Shirt”
Because of the shorter arms.
What do you call a man wearing two raincoats?
Max
I’m entering the world’s tightest hat competition.
Just hope I can pull it off.
My left shoe says “I don’t smoke or drink”.
My right shoe says “I don’t do drugs”.
They are a pair of sensible shoes…
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Really funny. Your jokes always make me laugh. Do you write them all yourself? They are so clever.
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Thanks Ellie, to tell you the truth I am a magpie! I collect the jokes I like each day from various places. I have about 3,800 at the moment! I like oneliners and homophones, and simple puns … and they must be clean (or cleanish), the sort of jokes you could tell at the family meal table. It is my release ffom my more serious writing. I am glad you like them.
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