Little Dozing Johnny
Dad: “Johnny, go to bed. You’re dozing off on the couch…”Little Johnny (opening his eyes): “No dad, I’m not dozing… I’m just blinking reaaaally sloooowly.” #joke #short Read more on page https://jokesoftheday.net
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