17 Comedy Acts Jokes

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Updated on: Feb 09 2025

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Why did the comedian take up painting? Because he wanted to brush up on his humor!
I told a joke about time travel, but you didn't like it yet. You'll laugh last!
Why did the comedian bring a map to the comedy show? Because he wanted to navigate his way through the punchlines!
I told a joke about a bed, but it didn't land well. I guess you could say it was a bit sheet!
Why did the comedian bring a ladder to the comedy club? Because he wanted to reach new heights in his punchlines!
Why did the comedian refuse to play hide and seek? Because good jokes always find a way to get discovered!
What do you call a comedian who doesn't recycle? A joke repeater!

Bed vs. Alarm Clock

Waking up in the morning is a battleground. My bed and my alarm clock are in this constant power struggle. The bed is like, Just five more minutes, and the alarm clock is like, You have responsibilities! It's a daily conflict, and I'm caught in the crossfire between the comfort of my cozy bed and the nagging of my responsible alarm clock.

The Dishwasher Uprising

I'm convinced my dishwasher is staging a revolt. It's started strategically leaving one dirty dish behind, as if to say, You missed a spot. I'm just waiting for it to organize a protest with all the forks and spoons. Pretty soon, I'll be negotiating peace talks between my appliances.

Fridge Wars

You ever notice that your fridge is a lot like a high-stakes negotiation? I open it, and the leftovers are staring me down, daring me to choose them. It's like a mini Cold War right there in the kitchen. The salad's got its missiles pointed at the pizza, and the yogurt is threatening to go bad if I don't eat it soon. I'm just trying to avoid international cuisine conflicts in my own fridge.

The Tupperware Rebellion

I opened my Tupperware cabinet the other day, and it felt like the containers were staging a rebellion. Lids were falling out, containers were stacking themselves in odd formations – it was chaos. I think they're trying to break free and explore the world beyond leftovers. I'm just waiting for the day my Tupperware launches a full-scale revolution in the kitchen.

Calendar vs. Forgetfulness

My calendar app on my phone is like a nagging parent. It keeps reminding me of things I need to do, but my forgetfulness is like, Nah, we're not doing that today. It's a daily showdown between responsibility and absent-mindedness. Spoiler alert: forgetfulness usually wins.

The Microwave Dilemma

Microwaves are tricky. I put my food in for two minutes, and suddenly it's as hot as the surface of the sun. I open the door, and it's like a blast of heat hits me in the face. It's a microwave conspiracy – it knows when I'm vulnerable and seizes the opportunity to turn my leftovers into a culinary fireball.

The Battle of the Socks

So, my laundry room is like a war zone. Every time I open the dryer, there's this epic battle of the socks. I'm starting to think my socks have commitment issues – they just can't stay together. I've got a drawer full of solo socks, and I'm beginning to suspect they're all auditioning for a solo career in the laundry world.

Lost in Translation with Smart Devices

I got a smart home system, and now my house thinks it's smarter than me. It's like living with a know-it-all teenager who talks back. I asked my smart speaker for directions, and it responded with, Even a GPS can't help you with your sense of direction. I didn't buy a smart home; I unintentionally adopted a sarcastic roommate.

The Great Toilet Paper Debate

Can we talk about the correct way to hang toilet paper? There's an ongoing debate in my house. Some people say it should roll over the top, others swear it should roll under. I tried to compromise by hanging it sideways, but that just caused a domestic toilet paper crisis. I never thought I'd be negotiating bathroom decor, but here we are, stuck in the middle of the great toilet paper debate.

Remote Control Diplomacy

I have a love-hate relationship with my TV remote. It's the ultimate power struggle. I'm there, trying to find the right button, and it's playing hard to get. It's like my remote is in a secret society with the couch cushions, plotting against me. Oh, you want to change the channel? Let's see you find me first! It's a nightly battle for control, and I'm losing the remote war.

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