Best Dad Jokes EVAR

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A groan is just as good as a laugh. And sometimes, even better. Enjoy!

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We all know about Murphy’s Law: Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong.

But have you ever heard of Cole’s Law?

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Yeah… it’s thinly sliced cabbage.

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Why is it we never see elephants hiding in trees?

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Because they’re so damn good at it.

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What do you call a hippie’s wife?

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Mississippi

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What’s a pirate’s favorite letter?

(Wait for them to say ARRR)

You’d think it’d be ARR, but their first love be the CEEE..

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What keeps the ocean from leaking out?
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All those seals!

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Why don’t crabs give to charity?
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Because they’re just a little shellfish.

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I recently wrote a song about eating a tortilla.

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Actually, it’s more of a wrap.

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Did you hear that scientists just discovered a fossilized Dinosaur fart?

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They say it’s a real blast from the past.

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Did you hear about the pterodactyl hatchling that fell out of the nest?

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He was just a little saur.

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I got a new Xbox Series X for my son last week…

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Best trade ever.

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What’s the best way to watch a fly-fishing tournament?

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Live stream.

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Did you know I spent most of quarantine crushing Coke cans on my back deck?
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Yep. It was “soda pressing”.

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What kind of dog can do magic?

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A Labracadabrador.

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A man walks into an apiary and asks to buy a dozen bees.

Beekeeper replies, “Sure, I’ll even throw in a 13th as a freebie…”

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What’s brown and sticky?

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A stick. 

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What do you call a fish with no eyes?

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A fsh.

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What’s orange and sounds like a parrot?
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A carrot. 

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Where do you take someone who’s been injured in a peek-a-boo accident?

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The I.C.U.

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The rotation of earth really makes my day.

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Did you know that I once had a pretty severe addiction to the Hokey Pokey?

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Thankfully, I turned myself around.

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My friend gave birth to her son in the backseat of a car on the way to the hospital and her husband named the kid ‘Carson’ and if you don’t think that’s the best dad joke ever please leave my presence immediately.

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I started reading this super intense horror novel written in Braille.

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Something bad is about to happen. I can just feel it.

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How do you make holy water?

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Boil the hell out of it.

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My wife loves it when I blow cold air on her when she’s gets too hot.

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Personally, I’m not a fan.

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What’s blue and not heavy?

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Light blue.

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My wife recently ran off with a tractor salesman.

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She left me a John Deere letter.

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I actually taught myself to moonwalk during the quarantine!

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It was going pretty well at first, but lately it just seems like I’m going backwards.

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What happens when frogs park illegally?

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They get toad.

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Where are average things made?

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The satisfactory.

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Scientists finally invented a pen that writes underwater!

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Yeah… it writes all sorts of other words as well

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Just a reminder, you should never scream into a colander.

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That’s a good way to strain your voice.

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Why can’t dinosaurs laugh?

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Because they’re extinct, silly.

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What do you call a dog with no legs?

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Doesn’t matter what you call it… it ain’t comin’!

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Be careful, someone has been stealing the wheels off police cars in this area.

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Yeah… the cops are working tirelessly to arrest him.

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As a prank, I switched all the labels in my wife’s spice rack.

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I’m not in trouble yet, but the thyme is cumin.

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What do you call crows that stick close together?

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Velcrows.

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How much drugs did Charlie Sheen do in the early 2000’s?

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Enough to kill ‘Two and a Half Men’

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I recently took a business trip to Oklahoma, but I didn’t really care for it.

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Yeah… it was just OK.

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I asked my Dad why he bought his new boat, and he said ‘There was a sail’.

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Boss: ‘I find it suspicious that you call in sick to work all week but still somehow manage to party over the weekend’

Me: ‘Hmm.. that IS strange. Maybe it’s my weekend immune system.’

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How do you tell the difference between an alligator and a crocodile?

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One of them you’ll see later. The other, after a while.

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Why can’t a nose be 12 inches long?

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Because then it’d be a foot.

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What kind of socks do grizzlies where?

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None. They have bear feet.

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A bear and a rabbit were pooping next to each other in the woods.

Bear (whispers): ‘Hey, uh… Mr. Rabbit. Do you have a problem with shit sticking to your fur?’

Rabbit: ‘What?! Gross! No! No, I don’t have that problem.’

So the bear wiped his butt with the rabbit

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My wife asked me if I thought our kids were spoiled.
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I said, “I dunno, babe. I think most kids smell that way.”

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Two bulls were standing at the top of a large bluff overlooking a lush, green pasture filled with of cows.

Young Bull: ‘Hey Dad! How about we run down the mountain and a f**k one of those cows?!’

Papa Bull: ‘No, son. Let’s walk down… and f**k them all.’

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Someday

The first to fall, the first to share

But someday you will meet me there

As falling leaves me up the path

I have not fear, regret, nor wrath

For I see your heart, such beauty, true

How could I not fall for you?

So please forgive my lack of grace

As I now stand vigil in this place

In strength, not weakness, due to care

And when you’re ready… find me there

S.S.S. [Happy Birthday]

Sixteen Just Arrived
But Soon Will Away
Where Tomorrows
Become Yesterday

A Grown Man, Now
Who Makes His Dad Proud
Sentiment, I’ve Too Seldom
Stated Aloud

But You Made Me Better
Right From The Start
The First Born Bloom
In This Father’s Heart

Up Ahead, All Those Dreams
Await Being Found
And If Bravely Sought
Good Fortune Will Abound

These Achievements, Unlock
But Don’t Grade By The Letter
True Success Is The Degree
That You Make The World Better

If The Journey Is Fraught
Stay Vigilant, Tread Right
Where Other Sparks Falter
You Must Be The Light

Lay Siege To Those Demons
Without And Within
However Dark Is The Night
Be Assured… Light Will Win

Sunrise

Crushed velvet
Your skin, soft
Fingertips dance
Softly
Gleefully
With sudden liberty
To explore and retrace
Each subtle nuance
Each supple curve
The sun, ever-curious
Peaks through the window
Engulfing and invading
Our crumpled fortress of sheets and pillows
With a warm, blissful cascade of
Impossible oranges and reds
Celebration for the new day, together
Your lips brush against mine
Tenderly
Eagerly
Your heartbeat quickens
As I feel you press against me
The world melts away
Nothing else matters
Just this
Just you
And when your breath catches
There is no reason left to hide

Climb

The faces are foreign
As with rubber masks
Caricatures, grotesque
Not wholely unknown
But seemingly apart
Blank, vacant, stares
Each visage bringing
Only further numbness
Their mouths, agape
Their eyes, hollow
Their hands, pale and cold
Ever reaching
Ever grasping
Ever clawing
Ever filled, but never satiated
Lost souls
Infected by desperation and woe
Wreaking of wretchedness and misery
I am, at once, repulsed
Yet…
Compelled to assist
Could I ease their suffering?
As such, a boon is offered
And then… accepted
Met not with gratefulness
But rather, the unfortunate and horrific subtext
Of ravenous and unsettling eagerness
Yet, compassion undeterred
By glorious purpose or barbaric sincerity
As doubts start to fester
When will it be enough?
Even as needs are met
Spiders of fingers, grasp
Refusing withdrawal
Angering as they’re lingering
Bitter pills, this shame
Choked down painfully, willfully
Leaving jagged scars of contempt, resentment
And as such,
In nightmarish turn
What began as giving
Goes over to taking,
Each hand filled
Each service rendered
Met only with further ask
More
Their wordless cry
More and more
Driven by callous, insatiable greed
Building to full and frenetic crescendo
Cold-eyed sharks, starting to frenzy
Scenting blood in the water
Winter dances down my spine
Sobering, the realization comes
This can only end one way
There will be no victory here
There’s no hope that will be given
There’s no hope that can be found
Just a bottomless cauldron
Of wanton, endless, need
Insight, admittedly, arriven
Perhaps a moment too late
For they begin to pull
Down
That they may climb
Rats on a sinking ship
Amorphic and anonymous
Twisting and seething
A garish collective of chaos
Furthering its own fury
Gasping and grasping
The shock, overcome
I reach out for stable footing
An action, I determine doomed immediately
Impotent in the face of such unpliable fanaticism
Fatefully swallowed by it’s tremendous wake
Revealing only the unsettling ease,
With which empathy abandons the hearts of men
Impulse conquers thought
Claws tear flesh
Teeth render bone
A taste of tears and blood
That I know to be my own
And suddenly, they’ve gone
I’m falling all alone
Down and down
Into a stark nothingness
Hope lingers, flickers and fades
Marshalling what purpose remains
I reach out for help
For salvation
For forgiveness
But there’s no answer
No one is coming
I gaze out into the silence
But the only thing left to see
Is the darkness ahead
And above
And behind


Throw A Blanket On Me

Remember that feeling
Of being tucked in?
That blanket pulled tight
Right under your chin?
In that half slumber
Knowing love and such grace
That your cynicism now
Even dare not replace?
Well, we’re all still that child
Even as we have grown
We’re all still that vulnerable
We’re all still alone
Our journey is fraught
At times cruel and unfair
We could all use a hand
That’s more often not there
But for the sake of my child
And yours, let’s agree
To care for each other
Throw a blanket on me