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I've always wondered, do mine shafts have their own version of elevators, or do they just use those old rickety carts from the cartoons? "Hold on tight, Jenkins, next stop: the abyss!
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It's funny how "mine shaft" sounds like a combination of something you'd find in a fairy tale and a corporate office. Imagine Cinderella clocking in at the mine shaft: "Another day, another diamond!
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You ever hear someone say, "I went down a mine shaft," and you can't decide if they're talking about spelunking or just their emotional journey of self-discovery?
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You know, with all this talk about "mine shafts," I'm starting to think they're just adult playgrounds. "Honey, I'll be at the mine shaft with the guys, playing hide and seek with dynamite!" Stay safe out there, folks!
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You know you're in for an adventure when someone casually drops into conversation, "Oh, I explored a mine shaft last weekend." Like, are we talking pickaxes and treasure, or just a tour guide with a funny hat?
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I always get a chuckle when people use "mine shaft" in a metaphor. "Navigating this project feels like navigating a dark mine shaft." I mean, if your project is anything like a mine shaft, someone's probably going to get lost and find gold.
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Why is it that every time someone mentions a "mine shaft," I instantly think of a place where moles are having corporate meetings about dirt? "Gerald, the soil in sector seven is too compacted!
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What's the etiquette for visiting a mine shaft? Do you bring a hard hat and a flashlight, or is it more of a fancy evening gown affair? "Oh, Harold, you look stunning in that safety vest!
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I bet if you asked a group of kids to draw a "mine shaft," half of them would think it's a secret base for superheroes, while the other half would just draw Minecraft scenes.
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