18 Jokes For Base

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Updated on: Jan 16 2025

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I'm friends with all numbers, except 0. It's just too 'null' for my liking!
Why did the number 10 break up with the number 11? Because 11 was too 'odd'!
The number 5 was always so selfish. It never liked to share the spotlight—it was always 'odd one out'!
Why did the number 2 get depressed? Because it was feeling 'irrational'!
Why did the number 8 go to the beach alone? Because 7 8 9!
Why did the number 6 feel so perfect? Because it was in its prime!
The number 288 is great at basketball. It's always in 'two on two' situations!
Why don't numbers ever gossip? Because they know how to keep their 'digits' to themselves!

Pillow Talk Wars

And finally, pillow talk – it's not as romantic as it sounds. It's a literal battle for pillow dominance. There's a constant struggle for the perfect pillow, and the silent war begins when someone steals your comfy headrest. I've considered putting our initials on them, but that might escalate things to a whole new level.

The Fridge Fusion

Opening the fridge in a shared space is like navigating a minefield. You've got your side, they've got theirs, and the middle ground is like a demilitarized zone. God forbid you touch their leftovers. I tried once, and I'm still in therapy for the emotional trauma caused by the wrath of a microwaved lasagna lover.

Dishwashing Olympics

The dishwashing Olympics – a competition where no one wants to take home the gold. It's a strategic game of who will break first and scrub those pots and pans. I tried implementing a reward system, but it turns out a gold star doesn't quite motivate someone to tackle a casserole dish from last week.

The Toilet Paper Tango

Let's discuss the great toilet paper debate. Over or under? It's like we're trying to solve one of life's greatest mysteries. I'm Team Over, and my partner is Team Under. We've compromised and settled on the just leave it on the sink strategy. The only winner in this debate is the cat who thinks unrolling it is an Olympic sport.

The Toothpaste Tango

The toothpaste squeeze – it's the dance of marital discord. I'm convinced there's a secret art to squeezing toothpaste, and my partner is a master of chaos. They squeeze from the middle, and I'm just here, standing on the sidelines, wondering how we ended up in a toothpaste war zone. Note to self: hide the toothpaste.

Blanket Battleground

If you've ever shared a bed, you know the real estate war that is the blanket situation. It's like the Cold War, but with more freezing toes. We've tried separate blankets, but somehow, the blankets always end up being claimed in the name of the Kingdom of My Side and the Republic of Your Side.

The Battle of the Thermostats

You ever notice how living with someone is like a constant battle of the thermostats? My partner and I, we're like two generals in different climate wars. They want it warm and toasty, I want it cool and breezy. It's like we're negotiating a peace treaty every time we walk into the living room. I thought I married a person, not a human radiator!

The Great Shoe Invasion

Living together means dealing with the shoe invasion. No matter how big the shoe rack, shoes multiply like rabbits. I've tried to organize them, but it's like herding cats – a futile effort that ends with me tripping over a misplaced stiletto. Who knew that living with someone would feel like navigating a shoe obstacle course?

Laundry Day Wars

Let's talk about laundry day, folks. It's not a day; it's an epic saga of sock battles and underwear negotiations. We've got two laundry baskets in our house: the dirty one and the I'll wear this again before washing one. It's a battlefield, and the socks, well, they're the casualties. I've lost more socks in the laundry than I have in my entire life.

Remote Control Olympics

Living with someone is like competing in the Remote Control Olympics. The constant struggle for power, the battle of the channels. My partner has this superpower; they can find the most boring documentary on the planet. I didn't even know there was a three-hour documentary about the history of staplers. Who greenlit that?

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