Tell me a joke! The OF humor thread [No politics/religion]

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Ya can just hear the banjo music sound track to the whole sordid affair!
Hey now, how about you Aussies show more respect for our culture!

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Wife made me go to couples therapy last week

Nice office

Two couches

Box of tissues

The therapist asked what brings us in

My wife said "he treats everything like a transaction"

I said "that's not true"

The therapist asked me to give an example of something I do that isn't transactional

I thought about it for 11 seconds

I could not think of an example

The therapist asked how that made me feel

I said "efficient"

My wife looked at the therapist

The therapist looked at my wife

They had a moment

I was not part of the moment

My wife said "do you love me?"

I said "I chose you. Every day I choose you. That's not emotion. That's a commitment with a compounding return and I don't see a better alternative in the market."

The room went quiet

My wife cried

The therapist cried

I didn't understand why

That was the most romantic thing I've ever said

The therapist said "I think we should meet weekly"

I said "what's your hourly rate?"

She said "$275"

I said "for both of us or each?"

My wife picked up her purse and walked out

I stayed to negotiate the rate

Got it down to $250

Small win
 
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Hey now, how about you Aussies show more respect for our culture!

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I've known petri dishes with more culture than someone who'd interfere with the sanitary arrangements of road kill like that bloke! 🤣
 
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Teacher: Can you name 10 African animals?
Student: 6 elephants and 4 lions.
 
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Before we used in car computers I filled out several reports with similar drawings for car vs deer collisions. The diagram is normally for after the crash. Point of rest. So my deer usually had X for eyes and broken antlers. Sort of like this…

 
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Teacher: Can you tell me the future tense of “to eat”?
Pupil: “to digest"