Disclaimer

On January 1, 2009, I started an experiment to write one new joke every day for at least one year. As 2009 rolled forward, the universe proceeded to deal me a series of events that left me with no lack of inspiration for new material. Most of these jokes have found their way into my on-stage routine, and most of them have become staples of my act.

Now that I have made it through my first year, my focus has shifted from quantity to quality. I still update with new jokes, just not on my original every frickin' day deadline. Please feel free to grade these jokes, and heckle them. If a joke gets heckled enough, I will go back and make them better. I want to make sure my audience gets their money's worth, even though this is a free service.
Showing posts with label bad jokes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bad jokes. Show all posts

Thursday, July 16

Next, I'll wash my car to make it rain

Back on April 30, I made a joke about always thinking about the worst-case scenario, wherein I made the comment "Well, at least I wasn't stabbed." That joke turned out to be a self-fulfilling prophecy, as last night I was, indeed, stabbed. Long story, read about it here.

So now, I'm writing a joke that a large breasted woman will hand me a Publisher's Clearing House check.

Sunday, July 12

Sorry about that, Mukluk

I absolutely hate racism. Not just because of the sheer stupidity, but also because as a comedian it's a tough subject to approach. Most racist jokes are interchangeable... Just insert-ethnic-slur-here kind of stuff. Whenever a good one comes along, I use something really obscure, like Eskimos. But just my luck, when the joke is finished, there's some guy in a sealskin parka standing behind me with a harpoon.

Monday, June 29

That's ironic, the doctors put him in a hyperbaric chamber

If just one more person tells me some lame Michael Jackson joke and suggest I do it on stage, I'm lighting their hair on fire. Not just because it's too soon, or that I'm a fan, but because their the same stupid jokes people have been saying for years, only now they're telling them in the past tense.