In honor of Father’s Day, TDS is sharing some fine fatherly humor from its associate forum known as Dad Jokes.
For those unfamiliar with so-called dad jokes, they are riddles or statements that involve a silly quip or a deliberate misinterpretation of language sure to make a person roll their eyes or groan out loud when they hear it. The joke is usually short, typically a pun, and generally inoffensive.
TDS’ Tom Bonar, network specialist, started the Dad Jokes forum at TDS in 2017. The group now has hundreds of members.
“I figured everyone loves a good laugh and sometimes that’s just what’s needed to brighten the day a little,” said Bonar when asked about the driving force behind starting the group. “The page is dedicated to clean, work-appropriate humor.”
As the nation celebrates fathers and father-figures this weekend, here are some of the top dad jokes, which we invite you to share with your viewers, listeners, or readers.
I joined a new procrastinator’s group. It’s called Wait Watchers.
I tried to come up with a carpentry pun that woodwork. I think I nailed it.
Can everyone waiting for yodeling lessons, please form an orderly orderly orderly queue.
What’s the opposite of a stink bug? Deodor-ant.
How does a cucumber become a pickle? It goes through a jarring experience.
I was going to ask the drummer to play again….but then I decided i didn’t want to hear the repercussions.
Why are dad jokes the best way to get into a locked house? Because they are a little door-key.
Dad, why is that book so thick? Well, it’s a long story.
When does a joke turn into a dad joke? When it becomes apparent!
This Father’s Day, TDS salutes all fathers, grandfathers and father figures.
Remember, there’s a difference between bad jokes and dad jokes. And that difference is the first letter.
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