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Dad Jokes Just Got Nerdier

Knock knock. Who’s there? Joe.

Joe who? Joe Mom! LOL!

My poor future kids…

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“SPF 50” Means 50 Seconds Of Safety

“Put on some sunscreen,” they said,

“Or else you’ll get all burnt and red.”

Now my flesh is peeling

And I have the feeling

That I have been grossly misled.

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Truth Hurts

We are all mermaids

Who evolved to live on land

And not sing as much.

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That Moment Before Sleep

Pillow soft and cool

Sheets are clean. My feet are sore.

Now I have to pee.

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Goldreck The Obtuse Didn’t Apply His Social Emotional Learning Outcomes

Today I learned in school

That everyone’s equally cool

So I wore my knickerbocker.

Now I’m cool inside my locker.

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Pride Month Makes Saving Money Easier

So today I went out to eat

And a rainbow was on my receipt.

Inspired, I resolved

To not get involved

Buying anything ‘til I feel July’s heat.

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But Jell-O, Pasta, Potatoes, Tacos… All Fair Game

I think when you turn 40

You get a superpower

To make any food into a salad.

But when you’re 45

The option to use vegetables

Besides celery suddenly becomes invalid.

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Diamonds Are Forever… Like Taxes

“Nothing gold can stay“

Is another way to say

If you’re male and not gay

You’re gonna have to pay.

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Meaning? Maybe. Rhymes? Absolutely!

There once was a dame with no name

Who spent days playing a lame game.

Her tame claim to fame came

When her aim to blame the same game

Overcame her shame of being no-name.

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Also, Unpaid Overtime!

Getting a promotion

Is a matter of pretending

That you listen to that guy

At weekly meetings never-ending.

Your reward for your attention

Is a minor bump in pay

And the new and useful privilege

Of having meetings every day.

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