Tag: toilet humor

The image shows a novelty blue door hanger sign hung over the black doorknob of a white interior door, intended for use on a bathroom door. The sign has white text reading 'DON'T COME IN! I'M 3D-PRINTING.' positioned above a standard white pictogram of a person sitting on a toilet. The humor comes from a crude pun that euphemistically refers to the act of defecating as '3D printing', framing the bodily function as a tech-related production task to avoid explicitly stating someone is using the toilet.

3D Printing Bathroom Door Sign Pun

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This image is a screenshot of a mock iMessage conversation, featuring 5 blue outgoing text bubbles that form a crude, humorous rhyming poem parodying classic informal toilet poetry. The poem opens with the widely recognizable opening line 'Here I sit broken hearted', followed by lines describing a series of relatable silly bathroom mishaps: the narrator first tries to defecate but only passes gas, then later tries to pass gas and accidentally defecates in their pants, serving as a predictable but funny lowbrow punchline.

Poetry at its peak toilet humor meme

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This meme is a screenshot of a post from the X (formerly Twitter) account @NoContextBrits. The post features a humorous quote: 'Microsoft Word? I haven't heard that name in years...' positioned above a photograph of a metal toilet paper holder mounted on a wooden bathroom stall door, which only holds an empty cardboard toilet paper core with no toilet paper remaining. The joke plays on the dual use of paper: paper used for printing documents created in Microsoft Word, and toilet paper. It references the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic toilet paper hoarding shortages, implying all available paper has been used up as toilet paper, so there is no paper left to use for printing documents from Microsoft Word, hence the speaker has not needed to use or hear about Microsoft Word in a long time.

Empty Toilet Paper Roll Microsoft Word Joke Meme

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This is a classic 8-panel rage comic that uses intentional double entendre for comedic effect. The first 7 panels depict a conversation between a couple that strongly implies they are about to have sex: the woman says she cannot wait any longer, the man offers to "put it in", then struggles, claims he is almost "inside", refuses the woman's offers of help, and grows increasingly frustrated while the woman goes from eager to concerned to openly furious. The final panel subverts all the suggestive buildup by revealing the pair are actually standing outside their front door: the man was fumbling to insert a house key into the lock the entire time, and the woman is yelling because she urgently needs to urinate, resulting in the titular disappointment for anyone expecting a sexual punchline.

Le Disappointment Rage Comic with Sexual Innuendo Punchline

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