The 'you read that wrong' shirt: still coasting on 2015 shock-jock energy



A three-panel bit where environmental concern meets literal culinary interpretation, transforming a sincere conservation plea into a taxidermy-adjacent condiment situation. This is the digital equivalent of someone confidently solving the wrong equation and getting a technically correct but horrifyi...
A tweet from James May (verified account) making an absurdist joke at a cafe with his friend Colin who stole one of his chips. The humor plays on the phrase 'trans' (as in transitioning/passing) by connecting it to a chip 'passing' from one person to another. The post has gained significant engageme...



A close-up photograph of a human ear against a yellow background with dark text below. The meme uses the ear as a visual metaphor for the phrase 'liar' in a nonsensical wordplay joke, attempting to connect ear-related terminology to accusations of dishonesty.
A light blue cooler or storage bin with bold black text displayed outdoors in a residential setting. The message is a humorous one-liner that plays on the definition of laziness through circular logic. Trees with pink blossoms and suburban houses are visible in the background.



A three-panel comic showing a conversation at an "Atheist Book Shop." A customer in red asks what makes it an atheist book shop, and the blue-shirted employee responds by pointing out that the Bible is shelved in the fiction section rather than with religious texts, implying a comedic criticism of r...
A humorous meme featuring a black and white illustration of a woman reading a book while seated. The joke plays on the homophone confusion between 'Fifty Shades of Grey' (the erotic novel) and 'white balance' (a photography/imaging term), creating an absurd premise where someone mistakenly bought th...



A comic showing an older man in a yellow shirt discovering a warehouse full of styrofoam packing peanuts and people celebrating wildly among cardboard boxes. The joke plays on the misunderstanding of 'styro-foam party' as a literal party involving styrofoam instead of the typical party meaning. Ex...
A humorous meme showing a slice of fruitcake positioned against a brick doorway/wall, presented as if it were a person visiting at someone's door. The joke plays on fruitcake's notorious reputation as an unwanted gift that gets passed around, implying the fruitcake is making an unexpected appearance...



A meme featuring Pat Sharp, a well-known TV broadcaster, posed against a scenic Mediterranean beach background. The joke claims he's so cool that he has a nickname for kitchen roll, playing on his name similarity to the product abbreviation. Extracted text: FUN FACT: Broadcaster Pat Sharp is so co...
Judas asks Jesus, "You are coming to the last supper tonight, right?" Jesus replies, "The what???" Judas stammers, "The supper... I mean, are you coming to the supper tonight..."



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Most people don't know that back in 1912, Hellmann's mayonnaise was manufactured in England... In fact, the Titanic was carrying 12,000 jars of the condiment scheduled for delivery in Vera Cruz, Mexico, which was to be the next port of call for the great ship after its stop in New York. This woul...
A vibrant, colorful DIY instruction header with retro 90s aesthetic featuring a question mark, bright pink background, and comic-style design elements. The absurd headline suggests modifying a cruiser bike into a time machine while maintaining paternal coolness, embodying peak unhinged DIY culture h...



A beach-themed advertisement for "kinda COD," a plant-based fish fillet product by Juicy Marbles and Friends. The orange package is displayed on sand with turquoise ocean and sky in the background. The ad uses dark humor with the tagline "Plenty of fish in the sea. Just not this one" as a tongue-in-...
One of Einstein’s students asked him: “What does logic mean?” Einstein said: “I will answer you with a question.” “Suppose two workers enter a chimney to clean it. One comes out with a dirty face and the other with a clean face. Who will go wash their face?” The student immediately and without he...



Something I think about now and again happened about 20 years ago. Someone came up to me in a multi-storey car park and said is this the top level? I looked up at the sky and said ‘Yes’ They said ‘If you’re going to be like that I’ll ask someone else’
‘Nuns don’t work on Sunday…’ — Thomas Magnum ‘Magnum, P.I.’ (January 7, 1982)



A screenshot of an unhinged social media post combining two absurd topics: a GitHub-style commit message about documenting corned beef broth preparation with various cooking tags, overlaid with a tabloid headline about an explicitly crude 2026 New Year's resolution. The juxtaposition creates maximum...
A hilariously broken Christmas carol that phonetically spells out "We wish you a Merry Christmas" using animals (fish, ewe, mare, egrets, moose, panda, hippo, gnu, deer). Features whimsical cartoon animals in party hats on a black starry background with sheet music below, maintaining the appearance ...



Well done Anthony for keeping the engines on the track and not setting fire to Dad's wooden cabin!
The Trojan goat


well well well, how the turntables
Why would you need staples, they have their own!
Air cuckditioner
Forget auras, give them a sammich.
Men deserve cake, too.
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It goes out the same way it comes in, just through the light trap in the lid
Technically the bottom of them is a foot.