Joke Type: bait and switch

Bait and switch jokes, punchlines, setups, and comedy bits from Chaotic Meh — sorted for people who know exactly what kind of bad idea they want.

  • How About Now

    My wife yelled from upstairs and asked, “Do you ever get a shooting pain across your body, like someone’s got a voodoo doll of you and they’re stabbing it?”

    I replied, “No.”

    She responded, “How about now?”

  • As Hot Today as 50 Years Ago

    Old lady says to her husband, “My nipples are as hot today as they were 50 years ago.”

    Her husband says, “They ought to be. One is in coffee and the other is in your oatmeal.”

  • The Irishman and the Ten Pint Bet

    A Texan walks into a pub in Ireland and shouts, “I hear you Irish are a bunch of hard drinkers! I’ll put down $500 to anyone who can drink 10 pints back-to-back!”

    The entire pub goes silent. Nobody moves.

    Then one Irishman quietly stands up and walks straight out the door.

    About 30 minutes later, he returns, taps the Texan on the shoulder, and asks, “That bet still good?”

    “Sure is!” the Texan says.

    The bartender lines up ten pints — full glasses from one end of the bar to the other.

    Without a blink, the Irishman downs all 10 pints in a row and slams the last one down like a champion.

    The bar erupts with cheers. The Texan pays the $500 — totally stunned.

    He asks, “If you don’t mind me askin’, where’d you run off to for that half hour?”

    The Irishman grins, “Oh, I just popped down to the pub around the corner to see if I could do it first.”

  • Only 40,000 Miles Now

    A woman wanted to sell her car but couldn’t find any buyers. She called her friend for advice, and her friend asked how many miles were on the car.

    “235,000,” she said.

    Her friend told her that was the problem but said her brother was a mechanic who could roll the mileage back to whatever she wanted.

    So the woman went to the mechanic and told him to set it to 40,000.

    Two days later, her friend asked if she had sold the car now that the mileage had been lowered.

    The woman replied, “Why would I sell the car? There are only 40,000 miles on it now!”

  • Before the Crowbar Was Invented

    True fact:

    Before the crowbar was invented…
    …most crows drank at home.

  • Words at the Funeral

    A man asked a widow if he could say a word at her husband’s funeral.

    “Certainly,” she replied.

    He stood up and said, “Plethora.”

    The widow smiled and said, “Thanks, that means a lot.”

    Another man stood up and said, “Bargain.”

    The widow replied, “Thanks, that means a great deal.”

    Yet another stood up and said, “Earth.”

    “Thanks,” she said. “That means the world.”

    Another man stood and said, “Infinity.”

    The widow smiled and replied, “Thanks, that means more than you can imagine.”

    Yet another stood up and said, “Retirement.”

    The widow said, “Thanks, my husband would have loved that.”

    Finally, one man simply held up a sprig of Mentha spicata.

    The widow smiled and said, “Thanks, that’s a lovely scent of mint.”

  • The Right Guy

    I asked some girl if she was interested in experiencing the best sex in her life.

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    “No!” she quickly replies.

    “Then you’re lucky because you’re talking to the right guy,” I said.

  • Started to See a Little

    I said to my wife, “I want to marry another woman.” Just to see her reaction.

    On the first day, I saw nothing. Then on the second day, I still saw nothing. On the third day, I started to see a little with my left eye.

  • If She Dies She Dies

    A 95-year-old man went to see his doctor. He said, “Doc, I’m marrying a 25-year-old girl, and I need some Viagra for my wedding night.”

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    The doctor said, “I’ve got to warn you, as long as you’ve been celibate, that could prove to be fatal.”

    The old man said, “Doc, if she dies, she dies.”

  • Statistically Safe

    An old man was celebrating his 100th birthday with his family.

    One of them asked him if he had any worries about his health and future, and he replied:

    “I have no worries at all! Statistically, very few people die between their 100th and 101st birthday!”