Daily Record

Text jokes of the week

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● Apparently, the new Queen is a man! It’s PC gone mad.

● What’s all the fuss about changing the sovereign’s face on our money? In London, 80 per cent of the banknotes already have Charlie on them.

● All England internatio­nal football matches have been postponed for a year to allow the players time to learn the new words of the national anthem.

● I’ve updated my toilet etiquette this week. I now go for a Charles the Third instead of a Richard.

● Wetherspoo­ns say they won’t be affected by the energy crisis. Customers will stay warm by walking to the toilets.

● So, £120million spent on the Glasgow Queen Street station redevelopm­ent and they forgot to put the Burger King back in. A national disgrace.

● I recently discovered I was adopted as a child by a man called Daz. He’s my non-biological father.

● I wasn’t convinced by the sign in my local pet shop saying, “Pedigree Netherland­s Cats For Sale”, so I went in and asked the assistant: “How Dutch is that moggy in the window?”

● To pep up our sex life, I swapped our bed for a trampoline. My wife hit the roof.

● Archaeolog­ists in Egypt have found a mummy adorned with ancient nuts and wrapped in gold foil. They think it may be the legendary Pharaoh Rocher.

● I was taken aback last night when my wife yelled: “You haven’t listened to a single word I’ve said, have you?!?” What a way to start a conversati­on.

● I’m opening a new restaurant called Peace & Quiet. The kids’ menu is £250.

● I have a Polish pal who is a sound technician. And a Czech one too. And a Czech one too.

● Joined a nudist colony last week. The first couple of days were the hardest.

● Just bought a 65-inch, 4K telly for £30. The volume button doesn’t work but, at that price, I couldn’t turn it down.

● If I had a pound for every time someone called me stupid, I’d have £12.50.

● My pet lizard can raise itself up on its hind legs and tell jokes. It’s a stand-up chameleon.

● I was in Morrisons and spotted Batman & Robin shampoo. I can’t believe they didn’t have any Conditione­r Gordon.

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