I’m Kayla, and I test silly stuff for real. Like, I stand in kitchens, backyards, and break rooms, and I try jokes out loud. I used these clown jokes at my nephew’s 6th birthday, at a school fair last fall, and once in a sleepy Monday stand-up at work. You know what? Some hit hard. …
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You know what? I didn’t plan this. It started at a backyard cookout with buttered corn and a wild sunset. Someone said, “Tell a joke,” and my brain grabbed corn. So I ran with it for a whole month. Family nights, work chats, school pickup, even the grocery line. I wanted to see if corn …
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I’m Kayla, and yes, I wrangled cowboy jokes like they were stray calves. I used a tiny truck-stop joke book, my notes app, and a dusty hat from my garage. I tried them in three places: a backyard cookout, my kid’s class circle time, and an open mic at the coffee shop.I also browsed CrazyLaughs …
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I set the little calendar by my monitor in January. Right between my coffee mug and the sticky notes. First flip? I snorted. My 8-year-old rolled his eyes so hard I worried they’d get stuck. And you know what? That became our morning bit. I’d read, they’d groan, we’d start the day. If you’d like …
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I’m Kayla, and yes, I’m that teacher who brings snacks, glue sticks, and a little mischief. Last spring I tested a bunch of April Fools jokes with my kindergarten class. I wanted sweet, silly, and zero tears. You know what? It mostly worked. Mostly. Pro tip: If you ever need a bigger menu of goofy-but-gentle …
I write a lot of cards. I also plan snacks. And, somehow, I get asked to do the toast. So when people retire, I test funny lines. On cakes. On mugs. In speeches. I’ve messed up a few. I’ve nailed a few. You know what? Words matter.If you want the blow-by-blow of my experiment, I …
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I’m Kayla, and yes, I’m that person. I bring cheesy football jokes to tailgates, kids’ practice, the office Slack, and even the group chat with my uncle who still loves the run game way too much. I used these jokes for three months straight. Big games. Bad games. Rain. Hot dogs. The whole bit. For …
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I’m Kayla. I tell jokes on small stages and in loud kitchens. I also buy a lot of bras. So yes—I’ve road-tested boob jokes in real life. Some got laughs. Some got the slow blink. A couple got the “we need to talk” look. You know what? That’s fair. If you’d rather scroll through the …
Quick note before we start: dark jokes can sting. If you’re not in the mood, skip this one. I get it. The quick take Dark orphan jokes? They can land hard and sharp. In comedy-nerd terms, these gags fall under black comedy, the branch that plays with grim subject matter to squeeze out laughs. Some …
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I’m Kayla, and my house is loud. We cook, we tease, we lose socks. We also like quick laughs at dinner. So I brought home a little card set called “Humorous Family Quotes” from a local shop. I kept it on the table for two weeks. We read one or two quotes each night. Sometimes …
