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Why did the iPhone join Tinder? It heard it was a great place for a good connection!
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What do you call it when two phones meet on Tinder? A perfect 'cell-fie'!
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Why did the computer break up with Tinder? It found someone more 'byte'-ful!
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What did the smartphone say to its Tinder date? 'You've got the right swipe, baby!
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Why did the phone break up with Tinder? It couldn't handle the constant 'scrolling' through relationships!
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Why did the smartphone enroll in a cooking class after joining Tinder? It wanted to learn how to make a great 'match'!
Emoji Overload
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Why do we even have a dictionary anymore? I’m over here trying to decode a string of eggplants and fire emojis on Tinder like it's some secret Rosetta Stone!
The Silence is Deafening
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You know you're in trouble on Tinder when the only message you get is from the app itself saying, It's been a while! 😬
Swipe, Swipe, Oops!
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Tinder messages are like playing Russian roulette with words. You either get a LOL or the dreaded... K.
Lost in the Tinder Jungle
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You ever feel like sending a message on Tinder is like navigating through the Amazon jungle? One wrong move and you're surrounded by wild emojis and misunderstood sarcasm!
The Message Mantra
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If Tinder had a mantra, it would be, Send a message, overthink, repeat. It's like a never-ending cycle of hope, anxiety, and... more anxiety!
Overthinking 101
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I spent an hour crafting the perfect first message on Tinder. Then, five minutes after sending it, I'm like, Why did I use that emoji? Am I too clingy?!
The Unsolicited Advice
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I asked my friend for Tinder advice, and he said, Just be yourself! Now, all my messages start with, Hey, wanna hear a joke about existential dread?
The Ghost Whisperer
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I've sent so many messages on Tinder that even the ghosts in my phone are like, Dude, give it a rest! She's not into you!
Emotionally Drained
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Sending a risky message on Tinder is like jumping off a cliff and hoping there's water below. Spoiler alert: It's usually just a shallow pool of regrets.
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