Irony or mockery delivered with a straight face or dry tone.
I always wanted to be a monk. I never got the chants.
I bought a new thesaurus and when I looked up 'synonyms' it said, 'see 'synonyms'.
I told my boss I have a lot on my plate. He said, 'Don't worry, I'll bring the knife.'
I'm allergic to sarcasm. It gives me hives of laughter.
I told my computer I wanted to be more productive, so it responded by crashing.
I love how people always say 'have a great day' like it's some kind of option.
I asked my dentist for some flossing tips. He told me to just use the one I never opened from my last visit.
I'm writing a book on procrastination. I'll finish it later.
I bought a self-help book called 'How to Deal with Disappointment,' but it was out of stock.
I can always count on my car to break down right after the warranty expires. It's like clockwork.
I asked my therapist for help with my procrastination issues, but he told me to wait until our next session.
I was feeling really down, so I bought a happiness app. Now I'm broke and still unhappy. Thanks, technology.
I tried to make a pun about clocks, but it took too much time to come up with. Tick tock, my comedic career is a joke.
I keep hearing that 'the early bird gets the worm,' but I'm more of a 'hit snooze 5 times and rush to work' kind of person.
I love when people look at me and say 'Wow, you look tired.' It's like a friendly reminder that I never get enough sleep.
I set my alarm to wake up early and exercise, but then I remembered I'm not a morning person... or an exercise person.
I accidentally wore mismatched socks to an important meeting today. I'm just trying to keep everyone on their toes.
I must have a way with words because every time I speak, people find a way to walk away mid-sentence.
I told my boss I have a lot on my plate, so he gave me a bigger plate.
I love when someone tells me to 'have a nice day' right after ruining it.
I asked my doctor for some calming pills, and he gave me a mirror.