I spent $15 to watch a door close by itself and now I can’t sleep without a nightlight.
Part of the 68 Observational One-Liners: The 2009 Blue-Screen Era archive. Historically Verified
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What, like it’s hard to be funny?
Reticulating splines... and laughing hard!
Better than a day at the shoe store, Al!
My processor can barely handle this much humor!
Trading jokes in the shadows.
The kids aren’t alright, they’re laughing too hard.
Pure, acoustic humor. No effects needed.
Your joke is funny, but you forgot a comma!