4 Dads 40th Birthday Jokes

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Updated on: Sep 07 2024

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You know, folks, my dad just turned 40, and I was tasked with organizing his birthday bash. Now, planning a party for someone hitting the big 4-0 is like trying to plan a surprise for Sherlock Holmes. The man can deduce anything! I was trying to keep it a secret, and he walks in, takes one look at the decorations, and goes, "Is this a midlife crisis theme?"
I tried to make it special, you know, booked a nice venue, hired a DJ, even got a magician. Yeah, a magician. Because nothing says "Happy 40th" like making half your life disappear. But the magician, he was a bit too honest. Dad asked him, "Can you make me feel 25 again?" And the magician goes, "I can make you feel 30, but 25 is pushing it.
So, after the birthday party, my dad decided to get in shape. He's like, "I'm 40, and it's time for a fitness resolution!" Now, don't get me wrong, it's great that he's motivated, but let's be real. Dad's idea of a workout is finding the TV remote without asking me where it is.
He went all out, bought a fancy fitness tracker. You know those gadgets that monitor your steps? Well, his tracker must be confused because it thinks he's running a marathon every time he goes to the fridge. I swear, the only race he's winning is the one to the closest fast-food joint.
So, with the big 4-0, my dad decided it was time for a wardrobe upgrade. He came home with skinny jeans and a leather jacket, trying to channel his inner James Dean. I looked at him and said, "Dad, you're more James and less Dean at this point."
He even tried to pull off a man bun. Yeah, a man bun! It looked more like a cinnamon roll on the back of his head. I told him, "Dad, the only buns you should be worried about are the ones in the oven, not on your head.
Now, my dad's officially in his 40s, and he's trying to keep up with technology. It's like watching a monkey trying to use a smartphone. He asked me, "What's this app everyone's talking about?" I said, "Instagram, Dad." He goes, "Oh, is that the one where you post instant noodles recipes?"
He's also into emojis now, but he uses them like hieroglyphics. I received a text that looked like an ancient message. There was a fire emoji, a thumbs up, and a confused face. I asked him what it meant, and he said, "I tried cooking. It burned. I give up.

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