My sex change operation from male to female went really well.
It was so successful, I'm still trying to reverse out of the hospital car park.
My sex change operation from male to female went really well.
It was so successful, I'm still trying to reverse out of the hospital car park.
For Valentine's Day my wife said she wanted to be wooed so I booked us two tickets on a ghost train.
Daughter: Can I keep the night light on?
Dad: And provide the monsters with a beacon to your location? Use your head sweetie.
Her: I'll have the salad, no nuts, please?
Waiter: Of course,
Me: It didn't say it had nuts.
Her: I'm allergic, so I tell them to be safe.
Me: That makes sense.
Waiter: And for you sir?
Me: Steak, no bees, please?
So, the Movember Moustache was finally shaved off this morning.
I'm so happy . . . my wife was starting to look like Tom Selleck.
I've opened a gym called Resolutions.
It will have exercise equipment for the first two weeks . . .
. . . and then it will turn into a bar for the rest of the year.
I bought a can of fly spray from the supermarket yesterday.
First thing this morning I sprayed it all over myself.
I'm very disappointed; I still can't fly.
Two lazy vultures had procrastinated on flying south for the winter until the first frost hit, then they got worried.
"We better catch an airplane to Mexico, let's go to the airport!"
So, they take off down the road, and as luck would have it, they come across two dead road-killed opossums, that had started to get nice and smelly, just like vultures like them.
"What luck, we better take these with us, I heard the airlines don't offer meals on the flight anymore."
So, they each grab a dead opossum, tuck it under their wing, and head on to the terminal.
They walk up to the ticket counter and tell they lady "We'd like two tickets to Cancun, please."
"Very well," she says, "Will you be checking any bags?"
"No," say the vultures, holding up the dead opossum carcasses, "we only have carrion."
Trying to break up with an optician is hard. Every time I tell her I can't see her any more, she just moves an inch closer and says "How about now?"