Postboat Shuffle
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Float the silly mailA LITTLE LESS SERIOUS.
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YOUR DAILY DOSE OF NOT VERY SERIOUS.
One little joke. A well-earned groan.
Go on, give your day a silly minute.
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THE DAILY JOKE
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Same joke for everyone, wherever you are.
24 little originals, written for SILLY.COM with AI assistance and reviewed before publication. Pick a setup to reveal its punchline. No accounts, ratings or submissions.
A light snack. It was saving room for a heavy shower.
Link to this joke“Next time, use a bookmark—not a barbecue.”
Link to this jokeTo the other end of its shell. It was moving house.
Link to this jokeIt wanted to grow a little more space.
Link to this jokeSomewhere it can finally put its feet up. All eight of them.
Link to this jokeIt drew its own conclusions. Then it colored them in.
Link to this jokeTo let everyone know it had landed butter-side up.
Link to this joke“Just a small eruption, please. I’m sitting indoors.”
Link to this jokeIt kept waving goodbye with the hand holding the suitcase.
Link to this jokeSomeone said there would be seconds, and it already had plenty.
Link to this joke“Excellent at being over everyone’s head.”
Link to this jokeIt had already poured everything into the first number.
Link to this jokeIts tail was still in the next street.
Link to this joke“Another quiet day. Still on the fence about tomorrow.”
Link to this jokeIt already knew where all the little squares should go.
Link to this jokeWarm, with a chance of croutons.
Link to this jokeIt had been staring for ages and thought it should say hello.
Link to this jokeFor proof that something had finally been colder than its feet.
Link to this jokeA few stretches, then it seals the deal.
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