[first date]
HER: ask me anything..
ME: are you paying for dinner?
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by his hot dog stand orderI knew the guy was a Buddhist when
he said “Make me one with everything”
My kids decided to build their own LEGO nativity this year and honestly I had no idea there were so many stormtroopers at the birth of Christ
Me: Was this product tested on animals?
Clerk: Yes.
Me: [outraged] I knew it!!!!
Clerk: Sir, that’s a dog leash.
Magician: Pick a card, any car…
Me: Charizard
Magician: no, like a normal card
Me: Ohhhhh…Snorlax then
Frozen french fry bag: Heat to an internal temperature of 160°f
Me: k, I’ll check for sure
I tried being a Disney Princess but them damn budgies keep loading the dishwasher wrong
I have this recurring nightmare where I’m vegan and religiously doing crossfit, but I’m stuck on a deserted island and there is no one to tell.
“What are you doing tonight?”
Gonna smoke some Herb.
“Nice.”
-guys who work in a crematorium
A ghost appears in the room. It wants to tell me something, but won’t speak. It throws up it’s hands, as if trapped in another world.
Yeah, great. Just my luck I get haunted by a phantomime.
HER: your phone is exacerbating our problems
*i pick up my phone*
HER: your behavior is untenable
“hold on I’m still googling exacerbate”
{playing Hide & Go Seek}
Me:*hides in pantry
Kids: ready or not here we come!
Me: *quietly opens bag of Cheetos
Kids: He’s eating again!
‘Ok i’ll bite’ is both my favourite catchphrase and also why my summer body will be a Homer Simpson body
Urban Dictionary: Helping white folks figure out if they’re getting insulted or complimented daily.
[on date]
Ok, don’t let her know ur a vampire.
Her: I think I’ll have a steak.
A STAKE??
[turns into bat and flies away]
I was born a woman, which came as a tremendous shock to my parents as they’d been expecting a baby.
You know shit’s about to get real when I put on yoga pants before dessert.
Me: Can you think of anything else I should add to the cart?
Husband: Nope. You’ve got it all.
Me: <send>
Husband: Oh, you know what else we could use —
[at Super Bowl party]
Age 24: LET’S GET DRUNK
Age 34: LET’S PARTAAAAY, but only until 8pm because I work tomorrow
Age 44: EVERYONE BE QUIET THE COMMERCIALS ARE ON
[joins a conga line]
me: I can leave any time I like
[someone joins behind]
me: oh no
Kids today don’t know how easy they have it. When I was young, I had to walk 9 feet through shag carpet to change the TV channel.
me: I liked your memoir. Not sure why it ended with a recipe though
food blogger:
Oh my God. You try to run him over one time, and he never lets you forget it.
“It’s not what it looks like,” I say to the bunny noticing my slippers.
Voting was a lot more fun in the days when you got 4 snapshots for a dollar in the booth.
Everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about.
Except for that guy in the park who thinks he’s Napoleon. He’s fighting the Battle of Trafalgar. But mostly you don’t know.
“For a really awkward time, call me.”
-me, leaving my number on bathroom stalls.
I called a chai latte a “chatte,” and my husband laughed and said that was “actually funny,” and it’s nice to have him finally recognize my genius.
Sorry I screamed in terror when you showed me that pic of your offspring. She’s a very lovely whatever the hell she is.
running chickens are hilarious in a velociraptor kind of way
Can’t I have to change my underwear cause I blew my nose too hard