Jokes based on common stereotypes, often exaggerated (use with caution).
Why did the blonde take a ladder to the library? She heard it had high shelves of knowledge.
Why did the blonde bring a pencil to the restaurant? To draw her own conclusions.
Why did the blonde take a tree to the shop? To get it trimmed.
How did the blonde break her leg walking in the park? She tripped over a 'caution: uneven ground' sign.
How did the blonde become a pilot? She thought she could 'fly by the seat of her pants'.
Why did the blonde bring a map to the restaurant? She wanted to 'navigate' the menu.
How did the blonde try to catch a squirrel? She thought it was a 'nut job'.
Why did the blonde bring a shovel to the beach? She heard it was a good place for 'sand digging'.
How did the blonde try to make ice cubes? She put water in the freezer and 'waited to chill'.
Why did the blonde bring a hairdryer to the camping trip? She thought she could 'blow away' the mosquitoes.
How did the blonde break her window? She thought it was 'Microsoft'.
Why did the blonde bring a dictionary to the party? She thought she could 'define the fun'.
Why did the blonde bring a pencil to the interview? She heard it was a 'write of passage'.
Why did the blonde bring a mirror to the desert? She wanted to see a 'mirage'.
How did the blonde try to alphabetize her M&M's? She thought they were 'candy-coated letters'.
Why did the blonde bring a baseball bat to the bakery? She heard they were 'selling turnovers'.
How did the blonde try to fix her computer? She thought it needed 'mental bytes'.
Why did the blonde bring a ladder to the library? She heard it had 'high shelves' of knowledge.
Why did the blonde bring a pencil to the bar? To draw her own conclusions.
Why did the blonde take a hammer to the restaurant? To break the news gently.
Why did the blonde bring a car door to the desert? So she could roll down the window in case it got too hot.