10 Jokes About The End

Observational Jokes

Updated on: Aug 16 2025

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The end" of a relationship is like finishing a TV series. You go through the stages of grief – denial, anger, bargaining (maybe we can get back together?), depression, and finally, acceptance that it's time to move on to the next season of life.
The end" in a shampoo bottle is the ultimate betrayal. You're standing there in the shower, suds in your hair, and suddenly it's like, "Well, I guess this is it. Thanks for the good times, shampoo.
Ever notice how when you finish a book, "the end" feels more like a breakup? You've invested so much time and emotion, and suddenly it's over. You're left there contemplating whether to start a new relationship with another book or just take a break.
The end" on a roll of toilet paper is the real cliffhanger in life. You're sitting there, and just as you think everything is under control, it hits you – the end. Now you're left with a moral dilemma and a quest for a new roll.
The worst part about "the end" on social media is when someone shares a fascinating story, and all you get is "the end." It's like, come on, don't leave me hanging! What happened next? Did they find the missing sock?
You ever notice how "the end" in movies is like the awkward goodbye at a party? It just shows up, and you're left there wondering if you missed something important or if it's time to grab your coat.
The end" of a Zoom call is the modern equivalent of awkwardly saying goodbye at a party. You're frantically searching for the leave button, everyone is talking over each other, and just when you think you're out, someone asks, "Wait, did you hear what Karen said?
The microwave is the only place where "the end" is actually a good thing. You patiently wait for your leftovers to cook, and when you see those magical words, it's like reaching the finish line of a culinary marathon.
Finishing a workout is like reaching "the end" of a rollercoaster. You're exhausted, exhilarated, and probably questioning your life choices. But hey, at least you can pat yourself on the back and say, "I survived.
Has anyone noticed how "the end" of a grocery store receipt feels like a judgmental statement on your life choices? You look at it and think, "Wow, I really did buy too many snacks this time.

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