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Why did the watermelon become a lifeguard? Because it was so wet and in great shape!
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What's a raindrop's favorite game? Water polo – they're always 'so wet' and ready to play!
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What did one puddle say to the other? 'You're not alone, we're all 'so wet' in this together!
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Did you hear about the ocean's birthday party? It was 'so wet' and wild!
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What did one raindrop say to the other? 'Two's company, but 'so wet' is a crowd!
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The forecast says 'so wet'—basically a polite way of telling your hairstyle, 'Abandon all hope, ye who enter here.' Welcome to the land of frizz and frustration!
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I love how 'so wet' turns every sidewalk into an impromptu slip-and-slide. Who needs amusement parks when you've got Mother Nature's version of a prankster?
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Ah, 'so wet'—the only time you'll see cats and dogs collaborating on something. They're united in their mission to ruin your freshly washed car.
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So Wet? Sounds like the weather's getting personal with my laundry. I mean, should I expect a handwritten apology for shrinking my favorite shirt too?
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Why is it that 'so wet' seems like an open invitation for people to forget how umbrellas work? Suddenly, everyone's a contortionist trying to dodge raindrops.
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There's 'so wet,' and then there's the level where even fish are like, 'Alright, we appreciate the enthusiasm, but we have enough water, thanks.'
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You know it's 'so wet' when your phone buzzes with a flood warning and your umbrella whispers, 'I've trained my whole life for this moment.'
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You ever notice how 'so wet' is the weather's way of saying, 'Surprise! Your hair care routine? Ruined!' It's like a free makeover, compliments of Mother Nature.
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You know it's 'so wet' when even ducks start giving you that 'what are YOU doing here?' look. They're like, 'We got this covered, human. Get your own pond.'
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