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I tried to explain to my 6th-grade nephew, but it's an uphill battle. Now he thinks all jokes are up for grabs!
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Why did the 6th-grade teacher bring a baseball bat to class? To teach the kids how to handle peer pressure!
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My 6th-grade cousin asked me for help with his science project. I told him to plant a light bulb—it's a bright idea!
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Why did the 6th grader bring a ladder to school? Because he wanted to go to high school!
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Why did the 6th grader bring a pencil to the restaurant? In case he wanted to draw his own conclusions!
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Why did the 6th grader bring a mirror to the exam? To reflect on his answers!
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Why did the math book look sad in the 6th-grade class? Because it had too many problems!
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I tried to impress a group of 6th graders with my 'cool' slang. Turns out, saying 'radical' and 'tubular' only gets you eye rolls and whispers of, 'Is this guy from the prehistoric era?'
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I asked a 6th grader for advice on my love life. They told me to pass a note to my crush saying, 'Do you like me? Circle yes, no, or maybe.' I tried it, and now I'm single and in detention for passing notes.
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You know you're getting old when you ask a 6th grader about their favorite cartoons, and they respond with, 'Oh, I only watch shows that existed after my birth.' I'm just here wondering if SpongeBob is still cool.
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I attempted to explain the concept of 'back in my day' to a 6th grader. They looked at me like I was describing ancient hieroglyphics. Apparently, the struggles of dial-up internet and cassette tapes are beyond their comprehension.
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6th graders, the only people who can confidently answer, 'What's the square root of 144?' and then struggle to open a juice box.
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I tried chaperoning a 6th-grade field trip. Let me tell you, keeping track of them is like herding cats on roller skates. I lost three of them at the snack bar, and they somehow found their way into a dance-off with the mascot.
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I asked a 6th grader what they wanted to be when they grow up. They said, 'I want a job that pays me in candy.' Well, kid, welcome to the real world, where the currency is stress, and the pay is never enough.
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Have you ever tried explaining TikTok trends to a 6th grader? It's like trying to teach a cat how to do calculus. Confusion, frustration, and a lot of weird looks.
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I overheard a group of 6th graders talking about their dreams. One wants to be an astronaut, another a famous singer, and the third just hopes to master the art of tying shoelaces before high school. Ambitious bunch.
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