Joke Type: observational

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

  • Catch a Coyote at His Age

    This woman is driving into a small town and slams on the brakes as a coyote runs across the road in front of her. Just as she regains her wits and gets ready to proceed, a cowboy runs right in front of her and catches the coyote by the hind legs and starts screwing it.

    “Oh my God!” she exclaims and drives into town to find the local law. She sees the local sheriff’s car parked in front of the town bar.

    “It figures,” she says as she storms inside.

    The first thing she notices is an old, old man with a long white beard sitting in the corner jacking off.

    She runs up to the sheriff who’s sitting at the bar with his drink. “What kind of sick town are you running here?! I drive into town and almost run over some cowboy sodomizing an animal… and then… I come in here… and see this old man in the corner jacking off right in public!”

    “Well, ma’am,” the sheriff slowly replies, “You don’t expect him to catch a coyote at his age, do ya?”

  • Two Kinds of Booty

    It’s funny how the hip-hop “booty” is different from the old-time pirate “booty” — yet if you have either of them, you can pretty easily get the other.

  • Signs Your Neighbor is a Playboy Playmate

    Signs Your Neighbor is a Playboy Playmate

    ~ You get an angry phone call at 2 AM describing your barking dog as “a real turn-off.”

    ~ Every bush in her yard is trimmed in the shape of bunny ears.

    ~ Your wife forbids you to do yard work.

    ~ Cops break up loud parties at her place just like anywhere else, but they suck their guts in and pop a few Tic-Tacs before knocking.

    ~ Your son: “C’mon dad, PLEASE let me camp out in the backyard!”
    You: “Son, go home before your wife and kids start to wonder where you are.”

    ~ The Neighborhood Watch program takes on a whole new meaning, thanks to a bunch of lonely guys with binoculars.

    ~ Her lawn is kept completely bare on the edges and trimmed neatly down the middle.

    ~ There’s always a traffic jam on your street when she’s mowing the lawn, and you live on a cul-de-sac.

    ~ You’ve spoken with her hundreds of times but still have no idea what color her eyes are — or if she even *has* any.

    ~ Attendance at your neighborhood barbecue skyrockets after she announces she’ll “bring the buns.”

    ~ After helping her trim her trees, your husband brings home more wood than you can handle.

    ~ There are so many 13-year-olds mowing her lawn it sounds like the Indy 500.

    ~ You have a steady stream of teenage boys asking if you’d like your walk shoveled. In August. In Los Angeles.

    ~ Her occupation is listed clearly as “Playboy Playmate” on the restraining order she just took out against you.

    ~ Your local Domino’s new guarantee: “Your pizza is there in four minutes or less, or your neighbor can spank us like naughty, naughty little boys!”

  • 60-Minute Carbio Porkout

    I designed my new video to address an under-served niche: enabling Atkins dieters to enjoy the thrill of watching a starch-laden buffet get decimated without all the unwanted after-effects via “60-Minute Carbio Porkout!”

  • Alone When Doing Number Two

    The old song says, “One is the loneliest number you could ever do.” I don’t know about you, but I’d much rather be alone when I’m doing number two.

  • Long Ass Day

    Long Ass Day

    IT WAS A LONG ASS DAY

  • Dick In Box

    Dick In Box

    Why women hate checking their private messages…

    Who put a dick in this box?

  • Remote Part Desert

    Remote Part Desert

    MEANWHILE

    IN A REMOTE PART OF THE DESERT

  • Service Dog Drug Dog

    Service Dog Drug Dog

    Switching jobs from service dog to drug sniffing dog is the best decision I ever made. Oh yeah, woof, or something.

  • Cowboy Architects Towns

    Cowboy Architects Towns

    I BELIEVE A LOT OF CONFLICT IN THE WILD WEST COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED

    IF COWBOY ARCHITECTS HAD JUST MADE THEIR TOWNS BIG ENOUGH FOR EVERYONE