You know what? I thought I’d hate this. Low-brow. Corny. A little… cheeky. But I tested butt jokes for a full week in real life. Family dinner. Work chat. The school pickup line. Even open mic night at a tiny coffee shop that smelled like cinnamon and fear. For the full digital breakdown, you can …
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I’m Kayla. I ride a chunky bay gelding who steals my gloves and snacks. I’m also that person who keeps peppermint wrappers in every coat pocket. Last month, I tested equine jokes as a real tool. Not just one-liners on a mug. I mean jokes I told at the barn, at a show, in the …
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I had a real colonoscopy last spring. I was nervous, then a little loopy, then fine. You know what helped the most? Jokes. Silly, small, bathroom humor jokes. I tested them on my partner, the nurses, and my doctor. Some got big laughs. Some got… polite nods. Here’s the plain truth, from the prep to …
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I’m Kayla, and I review stuff I actually try. Food, gadgets, shows—whatever I can touch or sit through. Last week, I went to a late-night open mic where a few comics were testing “orphan jokes.” Yeah, that phrase made my stomach flip too. But I stuck around, took notes, and tried to be fair. If …
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I’ll be honest. I used to roll my eyes at quote posts. Too corny. Too bright. But then Fridays got heavy at work, and our Slack felt like a waiting room. So I tried something tiny: a weekend humor quote, once a week. It stuck. People started waiting for it. Weird, right? Well, not that …
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I’m Kayla. I act, I coach a teens’ improv club on Saturdays, and I carry three kinds of lip balm in my bag. I’ve tested these funny monologues in real rooms—auditions, open mics, and a small black-box theater in Austin. Some killed. One face-planted so hard, I could hear my own heartbeat. You know what? …
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I’m Kayla, and I spent a whole week telling frog jokes to real folks—kids, coworkers, even the barista who knows my order by heart. Why frogs? I needed light laughs that work fast. Also, my nephew is going through a frog phase. Little green guy stickers on everything. Fun fact: there’s an entire computational-linguistics study, …
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I bring jokes to real rooms. Church halls. A senior center on Maple Street. My Nana’s porch with a plate of lemon bars. So when folks asked me to test senior humor, I said yes. Easy, right? Not really. Some lines sing. Some lines… well, they nap.And sure, fans of the long-running stage revue Old …
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Hi, I’m Kayla. I live with a brown mutt named Milo. He sheds like a snow globe and thinks socks are snacks. I test jokes for work and for fun. So I took a whole bunch of dog jokes and tried them on my kids, my neighbors, the dog park crowd, and even as captions …
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I’m Kayla, and I chase weird scholarships like my cat chases the red dot. The “Make Me Laugh Scholarship” caught my eye because, well, I like laughing more than writing about GPA charts. It’s run by Unigo. If you need the fine print—deadlines, eligibility, and all that jazz—you can skim the official Unigo Make Me …
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