17 Jokes For Commune

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Updated on: Jul 20 2025

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What's the commune's favorite type of music? 'Commune-ity' songs, of course!
What's a commune's preferred mode of transportation? Car-pooling, of course!
Why did the commune member become a gardener? They wanted to grow closer together!
Why did the commune install a trampoline in the backyard? Because they wanted to bounce ideas off each other!
What's a commune's favorite type of book? One with a strong 'plot'!
What's a commune's favorite type of TV show? 'Reality Harmony'!
How do communes settle disagreements? They take a 'group poll-icy'!

Commune Chaos

You ever try living in a commune? It's like planning a group project that never ends. We had a meeting to decide who would do the dishes, and it turned into a three-hour debate on the philosophical implications of dirty plates. I'm pretty sure Sartre never had to deal with a communal sink.

Commune Communications

Communication in a commune is an art form. We tried using a talking stick during our meetings, but it turns out, when everyone's high on good vibes, the stick becomes the most fascinating thing in the room. We spent hours discussing its spiritual significance.

Commune Conundrum

In a commune, decision-making is a group effort. We once spent a whole weekend deciding on a name for our communal WiFi network. It was a toss-up between EnlightenedConnection and FreeLoveFi. We compromised and went with GetOffMyLawn.

Commune Cleanup

Living in a commune teaches you valuable life skills, like how to diplomatically address someone who leaves their meditation cushion in the common area. Excuse me, brother, your Zen is showing, and it's in the way of the TV.

Commune Cuisine

Cooking in a commune is an adventure. We tried making a communal stew once. Everyone threw in their favorite ingredients, and the result was something that could only be described as a culinary identity crisis. Tofu met quinoa, and they've been in therapy ever since.

Commune Critters

Commune life means living close to nature, and by nature, I mean the various creatures that also call our commune home. Let me tell you, having a raccoon as a roommate is like living with a furry burglar who has a penchant for stealing your kale chips.

Zen and the Art of Communal Living

Living in a commune is supposed to be all about harmony and peace, but it's more like a never-ending episode of a reality show. You've got the drama, the alliances, and someone's always getting voted off the island (or, in our case, the organic vegetable garden).

The Commune Calendar

We had a communal calendar to keep track of everyone's activities. Turns out, scheduling meditation, drum circles, and goat yoga is like trying to solve a Rubik's Cube blindfolded. One person's spiritual awakening is another's inconvenient nap time.

Commune Comedy Nights

We tried hosting a comedy night in the commune. The problem is, when you make a joke about communal living, half the audience thinks it's a critique, and the other half thinks it's a suggestion for improvement. Tough crowd.

Commune Confessions

In our commune, we had this thing called share circles, where you're supposed to open up about your feelings. I tried it once, and now everyone knows about my secret love for 80s power ballads. I've never seen so many judgmental looks from people in hemp clothing.

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