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What is dark jokes?
Idk what do put here but you if you know what that is then thats tuff.
dark humor jokes are like food, not everyone gets it.
dark jokes - video
Dark jokes - what is it?
Why can't orphans play baseball? They don't know what home is! Now that's funny Dark Humor Orphan Jokes.
What does "dark jokes" mean?
dark humor jokes is like water...not everyone gets it ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
American: what exactly is a Dark Humor Jokes ???
Someone that is not an american: y did the Americans really bad at chess
American: your not answering my question
Someone who is not an american: because they lost 2 towers
American: :l
Dark jokes - what does it mean?
A joke that is so dark that it’s dad still hasn’t come back with the milk, and is also more prone to cops shooting at it.
Timmy: Wanna here a dark joke?
Bill: Sure.
Timmy: My uncle tickles me in my No Sox Box.
Bill: Hahaha... wait you’re not joking?
Dark jokes - meaning
A dark joke is an offensive joke with an unexpected punchline, usually making fun of yourself or current problems in society.
Someone: I hate these double standards. If you burn a body at a crematorium, you’re "doing a good job", if you do it at home, you’re “destroying evidence”.
Someone 2: How could you be so insensitive! Don't make dark jokes!
Dark jokes - definition
”Dark jokes have been passed for years. Each one worse than the next, such as: Boy: ”Hey I'm bored!” the graveyard keeper looks at him and spills some ashes on the floor than saying: ”There play with your brother.” or even, going too a person and saying, ”Are you a cop? Because I can't breathe.”
”Such things are known as dark jokes. If you use them, you are cool. And if you get mad at people for a bad joke, stop telling ”Why did the chicken cross the road?” He clearly just wanted some KFC. Anyway, good day Karen. Also, I haven't been seeing many children around school, you know where they went? I'm beginning too get bored.”
Sincerely,
—Jared from subway—
”If my wife had a dollar for every dark joke I told her,
She’d only have £/$0.77 in dark jokes.”