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The teenage eye roll – a timeless expression that transcends generations. I asked my son if he invented it, and he gave me the most epic eye roll I've ever seen. I guess he's a chip off the old block.
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Teenagers and laundry – it's a mystery that rivals the Bermuda Triangle. Clothes go in, and somehow, they disappear into a black hole where folding seems to be an alien concept. I'm convinced there's a laundry gnome stealing all the matching socks.
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Teenagers have a unique talent for turning any family meal into a silent competition of who can stare at their phone the longest without blinking. It's like a modern-day version of a staring contest, except with more Instagram and fewer eye contact skills.
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Trying to understand a teenager's music is like decoding an ancient manuscript written in an alien language. I thought I was hip until my son played his favorite song, and I felt like I was auditioning for a spot on a game show called "Name That Unintelligible Sound.
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You know you have a teenage son when every conversation feels like negotiating with a tiny lawyer. "Can I stay out until midnight?" is just their way of saying, "Let's make a deal, Dad – I'll throw in an extra 'please' if you add an hour to my curfew.
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Teenage sons have this incredible ability to transform a perfectly clean room into a chaotic war zone in under 10 minutes. I'm starting to think they secretly major in "Mess Management" during high school.
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Teenagers and sleep have a complicated relationship. Getting them out of bed in the morning is like trying to negotiate with a hibernating bear. If only they put the same effort into waking up as they do into perfecting the art of sleeping in.
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One day, my teenage son asked me, "What was life like before the internet, Dad?" I felt like a character in a historical drama, reminiscing about the ancient times when people actually had to leave their houses to find out what their friends were up to.
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Parenting a teenage son is like having a live-in critic. Everything you do is subject to intense scrutiny, and they're not shy about sharing their opinions. "Dad, your music is so last century!" Sorry, son, I didn't realize the classics had an expiration date.
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