What animal was two legs and bleeds a lot? half a dog

What did the tractor say to the farmer? Nothing, tractors don't talk

Your flying on a canoe, and one of the wheels breaks off. How many pancakes does it take to fix it? Trick question there is a gorilla on board.

Why did a girl get an STD? She had sex.

What type of party do you throw when your fat? A baby shower.

Death by kayak

Why wasn't the black man served at the bar? Because they didn't serve his kind there... Did I say black guy? I meant to say a horse, wait, did I say bar? I meant the barn, yes, a horse walks into a barn but they couldn't serve him because he wasn't tamed

What did the star say to the asteroid? Nothing, astral bodies can't talk, you dipshit.

A squirrel walks up to a tree and says: "I forgot to store nuts for winter, now i am dead."

Roses are red Violets are blue Urine is yellowish and shit is usually brown... That's it, I was just remembering the colors of some stuffs

Did you hear what happened to the blonde ice hockey team? They drowned in spring training.

Why did the chicken cross the road? The cognitive capacity of the chicken is significantly underdeveloped in comparison to humans; thus, comprehending a chicken's motives is impossible. Furthermore, interspecies communication is largely understudied - a mysterious division of science that may never be fully revealed. Therefore, one could safely theorize that no single human could breach this gap ...in communication differences (assuming chickens do, in fact, communicate) and in turn, could not understand the chicken's reasoning behind its choice to cross the road (excluding the possibility of psychic connections between chickens and humans [see 'Dog Whisperer' for a more clear explanation on interspecial psychic relations])That being said, the only scientific and logical way one could understand the aforementioned question is through observation. For example, perhaps food was located on the other side of the road. However, this seems to pose a plethora of other questions: Why was the chicken near a road and not in a coop stocked with adequate food? Was this a wild chicken? Are there wild chickens? Do wild chickens often cross roads? Are wild chickens dangerous? If so, why hasn't there been warnings about dangerous, wild chickens crossing roads? The answer to these questions may never be discovered or explained.

A apple a day keeps gramar away.

You are so dumb that you receive poor grades in school.

How can you tell if a duck is under your bed? Look under your bed

Two men fought over a bag of peanuts. The peanuts won.

What did the librarian say at the heavy metal concert? Shhhhh

Whats worse than driving a Ford Taurus? Driving two Ford Taurus'

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Yo mama is so fat that her doctor advised her to get some exercise or risk developing a heart condition!

Where can you find a tetraplegic? Where you left him.

What do you call a person with one eye and no arms? Names.

Roses are dead Violets are dead I'm a terrible gardener.

My friend was waving a stick around and yelling out spells, so walked up to him and asked "You want to be Harry Potter, don't you?" He replied excitedly "Yeah!!" So i killed his parents and locked him under the stairs.

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