What do you call a sleeping woodworker?
A lumber-jack!
A lumber-jack!
A "lumberjack" is someone who cuts trees, but "lumber" also means to sleep/slumber (as in slumbering). So a sleeping woodworker is a lumber-jack — someone who works with lumber AND slumbers. The word collapses two activities (sleeping and logging) into one bearded profession.
Ask the setup and then pretend to fall asleep mid-sentence when delivering the punchline. Wake yourself up to say "lumber-jack" like you just dozed off at your own joke.
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The word "corny" for bad jokes dates back to the 1930s — it originally referred to humor found in seed catalogs sent to corn farmers, which were famously full of terrible puns.
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