10 Jokes For Randolph

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Updated on: Feb 28 2025

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I have a love-hate relationship with my computer's mouse. It's like Randolph, constantly disappearing when I need it the most. Maybe I should attach a bell to it, so I can play a little tune every time it tries to escape.
The other day, I was trying to find my car in a crowded parking lot, and I thought, "This is like trying to find Randolph in a sea of identical drawers." It's like my car has mastered the art of camouflage, and Randolph is the Houdini of household items.
You know you're an adult when your idea of a wild Friday night is organizing your spice rack. I found Randolph in there too, disguised as a mysterious spice blend. I think it's time for Randolph to spice up his life elsewhere.
I tried to explain the concept of Randolph to my pet cat. Now, every time he hides behind the couch, I'm convinced he's playing a game of hide-and-seek with Randolph. It's like having two stealthy ninjas in the house plotting against me.
Have you ever tried to assemble furniture from a certain Scandinavian store? It's like playing a game of hide and seek with Randolph, the missing screw that holds your entire bookshelf together. If I had a dollar for every time I lost Randolph, I'd probably have enough money to hire someone to assemble it for me.
I've come to the conclusion that my TV remote has a secret hide-and-seek club with Randolph. No matter where I search, it's always in the last place I look. I'm starting to think they're in cahoots, playing mind games with me.
I've realized that my refrigerator has become a retirement home for expired condiments. Randolph, the ancient ketchup bottle, has been there so long; I think it remembers a time when tomatoes were still in the field. I'm half expecting it to start telling me stories about the good old days.
You ever notice how everyone has that one drawer at home that's like the Bermuda Triangle? You throw something in there, and it's gone forever. I call mine "Randolph," because once my car keys went in there, and they haven't been seen since. I think they're on a beach somewhere with a tiny umbrella drink.
I've started labeling everything in my house, hoping it will keep Randolph from hiding. I put a sign on the fridge that says, "You are being watched, Randolph!" Now, every time I open it, I feel like I'm in a spy movie with a rogue condiment agent on the loose.
I recently discovered that my sock drawer is basically a singles bar for socks. There's always that one sock sitting alone, hoping to find its match. I've named it Randolph, the lonely sock looking for love. I'm considering starting a sock dating service.

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