Cracker jokes

By | December 27, 2012

We had a slight fail this Christmas in that I couldn’t find any decent children’s crackers.

We salvaged any repercussions of this by reading the #crackerjokes hashtag on Twitter and there were some good ones on there, preserved below for the giggles they gave!

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Here’s some funnies:

Why did the rocket loose his job?
He was fired.

What do you do with a sick bee?
Take him to the wasp-ital.

What is an Ig?
An Eskimo’s house without a loo.

What’s the difference between snowmen and snow women?
Snowballs!

What do you call someone they hides in a bakery?
A mince spy.

What do you get if you cross Father Christmas and a duck?
A Christmas quacker.

Where does Father Christmas go to recover after Christmas?
An elf farm.

What do you give a dog for Christmas?
A mobile bone.

What do witches use to wrap these presents?
Spell-o-tape.

What do you call a train loaded with toffee?
A chew-chew train.

And my favourite (drumroll please…)
What do you call an old snowman?
Water!

Any other good ones? Please share via a comment below if you have.

Thanks for reading Jx 😘

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avbarber on 27th December 2012 at 3:00 pm.

Do you think cracker jokes are written with the intention and purpose of making you groan 😀

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Our Chrimbo 22-27th December 2012 « Autism Mumma (Jeannette) on 27th December 2012 at 9:00 pm.

[…] Slight fail in that I couldn’t find any decent crackers but twitter saved the day with it’s #crackerjokes hashtag, see my round-up of the best here. […]

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AutismMumma on 30th December 2012 at 5:20 pm.

Could be…they made us laugh though 😉

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Fredrick Sterkenburg on 9th January 2013 at 4:37 pm.

i love to bake foods and someday, i want to own a bakery myself…

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