18 Jokes For Ink

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Updated on: Sep 02 2024

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Why did the ink stay at home? It was feeling a little blue.
Why don't pens ever get lost? Because they always stick together, inky-dink!
Why did the ink blotter go to school? It wanted to be well-absorbed in knowledge!
Why did the squid bring ink to the party? It wanted to make a good impression!
Why did the ghost become a poet? It had a talent for writing with invisible ink!
Why did the pen go to school? It wanted to improve its 'write-ing' skills!
Why was the ink so well-behaved? It always followed the 'write' etiquette!
Why did the printer go to therapy? It had too many paper jams and was feeling ink-stable.

Pen-chants and Pen-alties

I have this weird penchant for collecting pens. It's like I've formed a pen alliance in my drawer, and every time a new pen comes in, it has to pledge allegiance to the Pen-tagon. But somehow, no matter how many pens I collect, I always end up reaching for the one that's hanging on for dear life, just like my hopes of having a clutter-free desk.

The Pen Palindrome

Life is like a palindrome: it reads the same backward as forward. That's how I feel about pens. No matter how organized I try to be, the ink-credible chaos always comes back around. It's like my pens are playing a cosmic joke, reminding me that in the grand scheme of things, finding a pen is as elusive as the meaning of life.

Pen-demonium at the Office

Office supplies are like a battleground, and pens are the foot soldiers. There's always that one colleague who borrows your pen and never gives it back. I'm starting to think they've got a secret pen lair under their desk, where my beloved Bic is leading a rebellion against the tyranny of being trapped in someone else's hand.

The Battle of the Bics

You ever notice how choosing a pen feels like entering a high-stakes duel? You got your ballpoint bravado, your gel pen warriors, and the fountain pen aficionados looking at you like you just walked into a sword fight with a spoon. It's the Battle of the Bics, and I'm over here trying to write my grocery list, not sign the Declaration of Independence.

Blue vs. Black: The Ink Wars

Choosing between blue and black ink is a daily struggle. It's like picking sides in a civil war that's been going on since the invention of pens. Blue ink supporters think they're all sophisticated, while black ink enthusiasts act like they've cracked the secret code to success. Meanwhile, I'm over here just hoping my grocery list doesn't end up in the wrong faction.

The Quill Conspiracy

Remember quills? Those fancy feathered pens from the past? I bet they're sitting in ink museums, gossiping about how the modern pens stole their thunder. Back in our day, we had style, they'd say. Now they're just relics of a time when the pen was mightier than the sword, and the quill had the fanciest sheath in town.

The Great Pen Migration

Pens have a natural instinct to migrate to the oddest places. I'm convinced they have a homing beacon for the most inconvenient spots. I found one in my cereal box once, and I'm pretty sure it was planning its great escape by hitching a ride on my spoon. Maybe it was trying to write a novel called The Chronicles of the Kitchen Drawer.

Ink-ognito Mode

I recently discovered a mysterious ink stain on my favorite shirt. It's like my laundry room is running an underground fight club for pens, and they're all breaking the first rule: don't talk about ink-ognito mode. I've got clothes looking like abstract art, and I'm just trying to decipher the hidden meaning behind the Rorschach blobs.

The Pen-sion Plan

Pens are like retirees; they always disappear when you need them the most. I've lost more pens than I've lost socks in the laundry. They're probably living their best life on a tropical island somewhere, sipping ink cocktails and laughing at how stressed out I am about finding them.

The Pen Pals Conspiracy

You ever wonder if pens have secret pen pals? Like, when you're not around, your favorite pen is off writing postcards to other pens, saying, Wish you were here, in someone else's pocket. Meanwhile, you're at home, searching for a pen that's ghosting you harder than a bad Tinder date.

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