Every time I do something my kids like, they break out into the "dad is great" song. 15 years running now...You aren't going to be able to do this better than Bill Cosby, so don't try.
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My dad, to every little kid he sees at family gatherings:
"Hey, what's on your shirt?" (Points at shirt closely)
(Kid looks down so my dad can tweak his nose)
"Ha ha ha. Got you!"
Dad?My dad, to every little kid he sees at family gatherings:
"Hey, what's on your shirt?" (Points at shirt closely)
(Kid looks down so my dad can tweak his nose)
"Ha ha ha. Got you!"![]()
That make no sense at all.Passing a cemetery.
Dad: Man that is a nice cemetery.
Kid: really, why is that?
Dad: People are dying to get into it.
You see because people that die get into cemeteries.That make no sense at all.Passing a cemetery.
Dad: Man that is a nice cemetery.
Kid: really, why is that?
Dad: People are dying to get into it.
A dad.a dad or a joke?I don't have one.
Are you a father now?A dad.a dad or a joke?I don't have one.
If you weren't a quitter, you'd know the punch line.This was my dad's favorite...
Ask me if I'm a doctor.
Are you a doctor?
No, but ask me if I'm a doctor.
Are you a doctor?
No, but ask me if I'm a doctor.
Are you a doctor?
Repeat for as long as they'll keep asking. It can go for quite awhile, as kids are convinced there will be a punchline eventually. There isn't.