Jokes of the day

The funniest lines doing the rounds today, rated so you know what you're getting.

17 jokes hidden as 18+.

PGtopical

Trump promising $5,000 if Republicans win the midterms

Trump said that if Republicans win both the House and the Senate in the midterm elections, he will give every American adult $5,000. Now, I know that sounds like a bribe. In Trump's defense, he's never going to pay us, so technically it's not a bribe.

Spotted on uk.news.yahoo.com

PGdeadpan

on Google Chrome’s latest browser updates

Google Chrome’s latest updates: We understand that downloading and restarting your browser disrupts your workflow, but you weren’t working anyway.

Spotted on newyorker.com

PGself-roast

on Dolly Parton cancelling her Las Vegas residency for health reasons

At the video’s end, she acknowledged that she wasn’t getting any younger. But, she added: “As long as there are plastic surgeons in this world, I’m not getting any older.”

Spotted on google.com

PGtopical roast

on Trump gaining 14 pounds and polling poorly

After his last physical, we learned Trump gained 14 pounds, which means he's now tipping the scales at almost 240. The last few years I've lost 300 pounds—that means I've lost an entire Donald Trump. And based on his approval ratings, it seems like most of the country wants to do the same thing.

Spotted on stereogum.com

PGtopical roast

Jelly Roll mocking Trump after losing 300 pounds

Jelly Roll said he’d shed 300 pounds, comparing it to “an entire Donald Trump.” “And let’s be honest, based on his approval ratings, it seems like most of the country wants to do the same thing.”

Spotted on wwlp.com

PGself-deprecating

on Jelly Roll returning as a late-night guest host

This is my second time guest-hosting Jimmy Kimmel Live! It’s like returning to prison—something I never really thought would happen again.

Spotted on coyotecountrylv.com

PGself-roast

backlash to Jelly Roll’s jokes about Donald Trump

Some folks online were upset that I didn't treat the president with reverence and dignity. But I want to remind y'all that I go by the name Jelly Roll. I don't even treat myself with reverence and dignity.

Spotted on ca.news.yahoo.com

PGself-roast

Dolly Parton’s final self-roasting video and death at 80

I’m not getting any younger. But as long as there are plastic surgeons in this world, I’m not getting any older.

Spotted on google.com

PGpolitical roast

on the current Trump administration

The Trump administration is like the movie Oppenheimer – it’s full of weird white guys and halfway through you wish it would end early.

Spotted on aol.co.uk

PGroast

on Trump denying missile shortages while pursuing leakers

Trump is denying missile shortages and threatening to hunt down the leakers. But at 80 years old, problems with leaks and shortages are very normal.

Spotted on aol.com

PGtopical

on the prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz

The good news is the Strait of Hormuz may reopen. The bad news is it’s been closed for so long, it’s now called the Spirit Halloween of Hormuz.

Spotted on aol.com

PGsatire

on negotiations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz

Trump’s excited about the deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. He’s about to hang a huge victory banner reading, “Everything is back to how it was before I got involved.”

Spotted on aol.com

PGroast

Rosie O’Donnell guest-hosting Jimmy Kimmel amid her Trump feud

Rosie O’Donnell, after guest-hosting Jimmy Kimmel all week: “It’s kind of weird to think Trump spent more nights with me this week than Melania.”

Spotted on instagram.com

PGtopical one-liner

on AI threatening creative jobs

I hate AI because it keeps trying to steal the jobs I love, like creative writing and being confidently wrong.

Spotted on theguardian.com

PGroast

Rosie O’Donnell returning to late night amid her feud with Donald Trump

I couldn't have done it without you, sweetie. You brought me back, just like you did with fascism and the measles.

Spotted on mashable.com

PGsatire

on the newly released Adults season two trailer

FX’s Adults is an ensemble comedy series about a group of twenty-somethings in New York trying to be good people, despite being neither “good” nor “people” yet.

Spotted on youtube.com

Photo illustrating a joke about Lying online
PGobservational

Lying on the internet is the funniest thing I've ever done. Lying on the internet is this day and age's prank call. You can't prank call no more.

Spotted on instagram.com

Photo illustrating a joke about Belt-bag rebranding
PGobservational

I’m only 30, but I hate fanny packs, and for the love of tacos, calling it a belt bag makes it even worse.

Spotted on buzzfeed.com

Photo illustrating a joke about Combat boots dancing
PGdeadpan

I don’t understand Doc Martens boots with a dress to a school dance. Doc Martens boots are patterned after combat boots. So you are wearing combat boots to a dance.

Spotted on buzzfeed.com

Photo illustrating a joke about Elbow cardigans
PGobservational

Why do younger people wear cardigans hanging off their elbows? It defeats the purpose of wearing it. It looks uncomfortable because they have to hold their arms a certain way to keep the clothing on, and it makes for a weird silhouette. I do not understand.

Spotted on buzzfeed.com

Photo illustrating a joke about Platform shoes
PGobservational

I’m confused by platform shoes where the base of the sole is wider than the top. The style these days honestly looks like animal hooves.

Spotted on buzzfeed.com

Photo illustrating a joke about Popcorn-bucket décor
PGabsurd

PSA: If you purchased the Trojan horse popcorn bucket and now you don’t know what to do with the two-foot-tall plastic horse in your house, you can make it into a lamp. Who cares. Lamp it.

Spotted on google.com

Photo illustrating a joke about Gen Z outfits
PGroast

Why are they all dressed like they got their outfits out of the lost and found? Why are you wearing a granny sweater with a bucket hat and a skirt? Did you get dressed by rolling dice?

Spotted on buzzfeed.com

Photo illustrating a joke about Perfect fact-checking score
PGdeadpan

“Reality’s Last Fact-Checker: You can still separate journalism from fever dreams. We genuinely don’t know whether to congratulate you or recommend you spend less time online.”

Spotted on newsbreak.com

Photo illustrating a joke about Complimenting a baby bump
PGdeadpan

“I hope you’re pregnant.”

Spotted on youtube.com

Photo illustrating a joke about Headlines without context
PGsatire

The internet has become astonishingly efficient at stripping away every ounce of context before launching a headline into the algorithmic void. By the time it reaches your feed, all that’s left is the part most likely to make you yell, “No way.” Sometimes you’re right. Increasingly, you’re not.

Spotted on newsbreak.com

Photo illustrating a joke about Village road conditions
PGsatire

“Is the road inside a pothole, or is the pothole inside the road?”

Spotted on oneindia.com

Photo illustrating a joke about Praising a ruined road
PGsarcasm

This road is so smooth that even the water in your stomach wouldn’t spill.

Spotted on oneindia.com

Photo illustrating a joke about Headlines without context
PGsatire

The internet has become astonishingly efficient at stripping away every ounce of context before launching a headline into the algorithmic void.

Spotted on newsbreak.com

Photo illustrating a joke about Where the road budget went
PGsatire

If the village sarpanch, panchayat samiti member and district council member hadn’t taken their cuts, the road would have turned out quite well.

Spotted on oneindia.com

Photo illustrating a joke about Verifying modern news
PGobservational

There was a time when determining whether something happened required reading a newspaper. Today, it requires three browser tabs, a court filing, an academic paper, and occasionally someone willing to explain why a government spokesperson just said that with a straight face.

Spotted on newsbreak.com

Photo illustrating a joke about Canada’s tallest man
PGabsurd

Who’s Tallest Canada is a reality competition hosted by Nathan Fielder, where five Canadian men compete to prove who is the tallest person in the country.

Spotted on instagram.com

Photo illustrating a joke about Reality beats fact-checkers
PGtopical

Not bad. Reality got a few past you, but to be fair, reality has recently hired a team of professional misdirection artists.

Spotted on newsbreak.com

Photo illustrating a joke about Algorithmic misinformation
PGtopical

Don’t feel bad. Somewhere, a viral Facebook page is already turning this week’s edition into twelve misleading memes and an AI-generated image with six fingers.

Spotted on newsbreak.com

Photo illustrating a joke about Village pothole crisis
PGsatire

This road is just like an expressway. Vehicles glide by so smoothly that even the water in your stomach wouldn’t spill! Is the road inside a pothole, or is the pothole inside the road?

Spotted on oneindia.com

PGpun

My sister said there was no way I could build a car out of spaghetti. You should have seen her face when I drove pasta.

Spotted on ponly.com

Photo illustrating a joke about library paranoia
PGone-liner

I was at the library and asked if they had any books on paranoia. The librarian replied, “Yes, they’re right behind you.”

Spotted on ponly.com

PGpun

Apparently they caught a snake that is exactly 3.14159 metres long. It was a πthon.

Spotted on ponly.com

Photo illustrating a joke about New Year celebration
PGwordplay

Every New Year’s Eve, I look forward to a good show at Times Square—and year after year, they drop the ball.

Spotted on ponly.com

Photo illustrating a joke about milking a cow
PGpun

What do farmers discuss while milking cows? Udder nonsense.

Spotted on facebook.com

Photo illustrating a joke about barbershop queue
PGpun

What’s a line of men waiting for haircuts? A barber queue.

Spotted on instagram.com

Photo illustrating a joke about golfing clothes
PGdad joke

Why bring two pairs of pants golfing? In case you get a hole in one.

Spotted on instagram.com