10 Jokes About Themselves

Observational Jokes

Updated on: Jul 15 2024

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Self-checkout machines at the grocery store – the only place where you can feel like both the cashier and the customer who's about to be judged for their questionable snack choices. "Yes, I do need three kinds of chocolate; it's been a tough week!
Let's talk about automatic faucets. They never seem to understand our relationship. I move my hands under it, and it just stares back at me like, "Oh, you wanted water? I thought we were just playing a game of 'Guess the Motion.'
Have you ever noticed how everyone becomes a weather expert when it starts to rain? "Oh, it's raining. Thank you, Captain Obvious." Suddenly, people become meteorologists, predicting the end of the world because a few drops are falling from the sky.
Have you ever been so engrossed in a TV show that you start talking to the characters as if they can hear you? "Come on, man, just tell her you love her! What are you waiting for?" I catch myself doing that, and then I realize I'm investing more in fictional relationships than my own.
Elevator doors. They're like the world's slowest game of peek-a-boo. You stand there waiting, and just when you think they've forgotten about you, they open, revealing a crowd of judgmental strangers. "Yes, folks, I'm the one who pressed the button five times. Guilty as charged!
Let's talk about shopping carts. The rebellious ones with a mind of their own. You try to push them in a straight line, and suddenly, they're doing the cha-cha down the aisle. It's like grocery shopping with a partner who's had a bit too much caffeine.
Bed sheets. They have a secret mission to play hide-and-seek every night. You tuck them in all nice and neat, and by morning, they've decided to escape, leaving you in a tangled mess. It's like having a nightly battle with your bedding – the struggle is real.
You ever notice how people take selfies? It's like they're trying to capture the perfect angle to prove to themselves that they do, in fact, exist. "I am here, and I look fabulous, even if only in this one specific lighting in my bathroom!
Let's talk about voicemail greetings. Why do we suddenly turn into award-winning actors when leaving a message? "Hey, it's me. Just calling to say hi. Anyway, I'll try you later. Take care. Bye." We become so eloquent, as if Spielberg is secretly recording our voicemails for his next blockbuster.
Have you ever accidentally waved back at someone who wasn't actually waving at you? It's the most awkward form of friendly fire. You end up doing this weird dance of half-waving and pretending to fix your hair, all while desperately trying to signal to them that you're not a complete lunatic.

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