Format: dialogue

Dialogue comedy formats, jokes, memes, and punchlines organized for easier doom-scrolling from Chaotic Meh — organized so the algorithm can pretend this place has adult supervision.

  • Beating the Grades: Dad’s Warning!

    Johnny went up to his teacher’s desk with a big red F on his report card. Johnny says to his teacher, “If I were you, I would change this while you can!”

    The teacher says, “Why is that?”

    “My dad said that if I come home with any more failing report cards, someone is going to get a beating.”

  • Legendary Size: Mr. Rutledge’s Final Surprise!

    Old Mr. Rutledge died peacefully in his sleep and was taken to the morgue.

    While fixing him up for the funeral, the mortician naturally got a look at the old dead man naked.

    He was so awestruck at the size of Rutledge’s penis that he called his assistant in.

    “Wow, good on you, Mr. Rutledge! That thing’s gotta be the size of a baseball bat!” the assistant commented.

    Later that night, the mortician commented to his wife, “I worked on the body of an old man today. I swear what he was packing was the size of a baseball bat!”

    His wife’s eyes widened and she said, “Mr. Rutledge died?”

  • Pump number 5

    I got robbed today and called the police.
    The cop asked if I had a description of the assailant.
    I said, “Yeah, it’s pump number 5.”

  • Forgotten Names, Unfading Love

    A ninety-five-year-old man was asked, “Do you still call your wife ‘darling,’ ‘sweetie,’ or ‘honey’ at this age? What’s the secret?”

    He said, “It’s been ten years. I’ve forgotten her name, and I feel scared to ask now.”

  • Love Without Limits: A Unique Proposal!

    A woman puts an ad in the newspaper looking for a lover.

    She’s looking for a man who won’t hit her, won’t run away, and must be able to satisfy her in the bedroom.

    The next day, the doorbell rings. She opens the door to find a man with no arms or legs.

    The guy says, “I’m here to answer your ad looking for a lover.”

    She says, “How can you possibly qualify? You don’t have arms or legs.”

    He says, “Exactly. I have no arms, so I can’t hit you. And I have no legs, so I can’t run away.”

    The lady ponders for a few seconds and says, “Good points…but what about satisfying me in the bedroom?”

    And the guy says, “How do you think I rang the doorbell?”

  • When Poetry Fails: Johnny’s Unique Strategy

    Little Johnny was in school and his English teacher had the students write short poems.

    When everyone was done, she asked the students to read them for the class.

    Little Jeremy: “I took a walk down by the lake and there I saw a long brown snake.”

    Very good Jeremy!

    Little Susie: “My oh my! I looked to the sky, and there I saw a butterfly.”

    Very good Susie!

    Little Johnny: “I couldn’t think of one.”

    Teacher. “You go out in the hall and let me know once you do!”

    Little Johnny goes and sits in the hall. He’s looking around and figures one out.

    He jestures to the teacher who comes and asks him what his poem is.

    “As I sat out in the hall, a big cockroach ran up the wall.”

    The teacher wasn’t pleased, because she knew Johnny just loved slipping in curse words, but said “Ok, but leave cock out of it.”

    Little Johnny comes back in front of the class and reads his poem:

    “As I sat out in the hall, I saw a roach run up the wall. With his cock out!”

  • Curious Kids and Leprechaun Lore

    My kids asked me what I knew about Leprechauns.

    I said very little.

  • Johnny’s Alphabetic Twist!

    Teacher: “Johnny, give me a sentence with an ‘I’ in it.”

    Johnny: “I is…”

    Teacher: “No, Johnny, when you say ‘I,’ it should be followed by ‘am.’”

    Johnny: “Okay, I am the ninth letter of the alphabet.”