February 26, 2011
Nearly bankrupt, a fortune cookie manufacturer decided to improve its product. Instead of a bland vanilla cracker, it was now a delectable vanilla biscuit. However, it was such a high-fat dessert that people called it the “four-chin” cookie.
Words mangled in this pun:
four-chin / fortune
February 24, 2011
So many infants are bottle-fed these days that, for the few who actually get breast-fed, it’s a real teat!
Words mangled in this pun:
teat / treat
February 23, 2011
“Never, ever set foot on the neighbor’s farm during planting season,” she said to her daughter. “That’s a seedy area.”
Words mangled in this pun:
seedy
February 22, 2011
I can’t imagine why anyone, even a moustachioed villain, would tie a damsel to railroad tracks. One can only assume that he has a loco motive!
Words mangled in this pun:
loco motive / locomotive
February 21, 2011
February 19, 2011
February 18, 2011
“I see myself as an artist,” said the mechanic. “A car tunist, if you will.”
Words mangled in this pun:
car tunist / cartoonist
February 17, 2011
whail [whale + wail]: n. the cry of a whale.
“Marine biologists are frequently teased by archaeologists because they are easily moved to tears by whails.”
“Marine biologists are frequently teased by archaeologists because they are easily moved to tears by whails.”
Words mangled in this pun:
[portmanteau]
February 16, 2011
“What do you think of this brown?” a man asked his wife, pointing to one of many cans of paint on the hardware store shelf.
She thought for a moment, then answered, “Compared to the darker shades and the beiges, this one seems mediochre.”
She thought for a moment, then answered, “Compared to the darker shades and the beiges, this one seems mediochre.”
Words mangled in this pun:
mediocre + ochre = mediochre
February 15, 2011
drinkle [drink + wrinkle]: n. a facial wrinkle caused by years of excessive alcohol consumption.
“She used to be the hottest freshman at every kegger, but now she’s the most drinkled sophomore at the off-campus dive.”
“She used to be the hottest freshman at every kegger, but now she’s the most drinkled sophomore at the off-campus dive.”
Words mangled in this pun:
[portmanteau]
February 14, 2011
February 13, 2011
February 12, 2011
A biker and his girlfriend hopped onto their motorcycle’s leather seat. They were both dressed in leather boots, leather pants, leather jackets, leather gloves, and leather hats. As the biker jerked his leg up to straddle the growling machine, he tore his pants. Embarrassed, he sat motionless and silent for a minute or so. “What are you waiting for?” asked his oblivious girlfriend. “Leather rip!”
Words mangled in this pun:
leather rip / let 'er rip
February 11, 2011
Why did the witch put too much eye of newt in the cauldron?
She didn’t know which unit of measurement to use: pint or gram!
She didn’t know which unit of measurement to use: pint or gram!
Words mangled in this pun:
pint or gram / pentagram
February 10, 2011
ouchdown [touchdown - t]: n. in American football, a touchdown scored by the team you're not cheering (or playing) for.
“According to legend, the 1976 Tampa Bay Buccaneers invented the ouchdown.”
“According to legend, the 1976 Tampa Bay Buccaneers invented the ouchdown.”
Words mangled in this pun:
[portmanteau]
February 9, 2011
Why should you always pick up your dog’s poo?
A policeman will give you a ticket if feces you leave it there!
A policeman will give you a ticket if feces you leave it there!
Words mangled in this pun:
if feces / if he sees
February 8, 2011
Why was the smoker so embarassed in the auditorium?
She couldn’t stop coffin during a lung speech about the fatal dangers of smoking.
She couldn’t stop coffin during a lung speech about the fatal dangers of smoking.
Words mangled in this pun:
coffin / coughing,
lung / long
February 7, 2011
February 6, 2011
How do snowmen get around?
They ride bicicles!
They ride bicicles!
Words mangled in this pun:
bicycles + icicles = bicicles
February 5, 2011
Comedy is a lot like driving: you have to know how to change gears. You can’t be a comedian if you can’t handle a schtick shift.
Words mangled in this pun:
schtick / stick
February 4, 2011
February 3, 2011
February 2, 2011
After it was shut down, the old insane asylum was turned into a museum, which now displays countless objects of hysterical significance.
Words mangled in this pun:
hysterical / historical
February 1, 2011
“I’m sorry I lied about being a prince,” croaked a frog to the girl who kissed him. “Can you frogive me?”
Words mangled in this pun:
frog + forgive = frogive
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