Jokes that play on words, double meanings, or similar-sounding phrases.
Why did the mathematician take a geometry class? To get a better angle.
I'm friends with a tree; it always has my bark.
I tried to become a comedian, but I couldn't find the right punchline.
I'm friends with a pen; it always writes me notes.
Why was the dictionary a good friend? It always defined me.
I told a joke about sushi, but it wasn't very fishy.
I'm friends with a tree; it always sticks with me.
I'm friends with all the vowels; they always make me feel whole.
I'm friends with a calendar; it's always there for me.
I'm friends with a tree; it always roots for me.
I told a baseball joke, but it didn't catch on.
I'm friends with a light bulb; it brightens up my day.
I tried to make a belt out of watches, but time was against me.
I'm friends with a door; it always has a handle on things.
Why did the musician get kicked out of the band? He had too much treble.
I'm friends with glass; it sees right through me.
I suggested to my wife to do yoga to stay in shape. She twisted my words around.
I tried to organize a feast for birds, but they flew the coop before it started.
I tried to organize a feast for cows, but they thought it was utterly ridiculous.
I suggested to my wife to do lunges to stay in shape. She didn't seem to step up to the challenge.
I tried to organize a feast for sheep, but they kept counting themselves out.