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What's a joke you haven't used yet, but are dying to share?

Last Updated: 24.06.2025 11:47

What's a joke you haven't used yet, but are dying to share?

Manic Depressives & Anal Retentives

Two best friends graduated from medical school at the same time & decided that in spite of two different specialties, they would open a practice together to

Almost at their wits end, the docs finally came up with...

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No go.

Freaks and Cheeks

Dr.Smith & Dr.Jones

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Dr.Smith was a Psychiatrist & Dr.Jones was a Proctologist (Colon to Anus)

Another attempt resulted in ...

Specializing in Odds & Ends.

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Hysterias & Posteriors

They put up a sign reading

Everyone loved it.

Why am I so tired of the keto diet?

Dr.Smith & Dr.Jones...

share office space ...

So, the docs changed it to read

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Loons and Moons

Thumbs down again.

Schizoids & Haemorrhoids

Hillary thinks we must censor or "we lose total control". Why does she demand total control?

Then came..

Lost Souls & Butt Holes

Still no good

Will MAGATS boycott Taylor Swift now that she and Travis are supporting Harris?

No way

The town council was livid and insisted they change it.

Catatonics & High Colonics

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Still no good.

So they tried

This was also not acceptable, so they again changed the sign to

Which is a better option, a love marriage or an arranged marriage in India?

Just Forget it!

Unacceptable again!

Minds and Behinds

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Nuts and Butts

I hope you enjoy this as much as I did.

No, not a chance

Why am I tired all the time?

Analysis & Anal Cysts

Next, they tried...

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