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Read more: Your Horoscopes(more…)Aries | March 21 to April 19

An in-depth study will reveal that, contrary to popular belief, bedbugs are great and you are the problem. Taurus | April 20 to May 20

Nothing of note will happen to you this week, as the dozens of people you’ll tell about it will be able to attest.
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Your Horoscopes
Read more: Your Horoscopes(more…)Aries | March 21 to April 19

Your triumphant exit from the worst job you’ve ever had is spoiled when a wino drenches you in flammable vodka vomit and sets you on fire with a menthol cigarette. Taurus | April 20 to May 20

You are a person of uncommon vision. No matter who attempts to dissuade you, hold fast to your belief that your genitals are cramped and need to roam free. -
Your Horoscopes
Read more: Your Horoscopes(more…)Aries | March 21 to April 19

The mystery of your parentage will be solved this week when General Motors recalls you and 20,000 of your brothers and sisters. Taurus | April 20 to May 20

The twin spectres of confusion and bankruptcy haunt your life when Robert Duvall confronts you with a prenuptial contract you do not remember signing.
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Nine gambling jokes to remember on your next punt
Gambling might be all about risk, luck, and chasing the big win – but sometimes the real jackpot is finding the funny side when things don’t quite go to plan. From “sure things” that weren’t to those almost moments, there’s no shortage of stories that are equal parts painful and hilarious. So place your bets, keep your expectations low, and enjoy these jokes – because at least laughter…
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Loch Ness Monster jokes that prove Nessie has a wicked sense of humour
There’s something timeless about a good old-fashioned monster story – especially when it comes with a punchline. The legend of Loch Ness Monster has fascinated travellers, sceptics and believers for generations, but it seems Nessie isn’t just mysterious … she’s also unintentionally hilarious. From whisky-fuelled sightings to divine interventions gone wrong, these three jokes give the famous…
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Seven of the best jokes about tradies
There’s something about tradies that makes them perfect material for a good laugh – maybe it’s the early mornings, the straight shooting, or the fact that every job seems to come with a story. Whether you’ve got a sparkie in the family, know a chippie who loves to yarn, or simply appreciate the hardworking characters who keep Australia running, these light-hearted jokes are guaranteed to…
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10 one-liner jokes that are easy to remember and perfect for breaking the ice
One-liner jokes are hard to beat. They’re short, easy to remember, and just the thing when you need to break the ice or raise a smile. Whether you’re chatting with friends, meeting new people, or simply enjoying a laugh at home, a good one-liner can lighten the mood in seconds. Here are ten quick one-liner jokes that prove you don’t need a long setup to get a laugh. Why can’t you hear a…
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Why learning to dance feels like one step forward … and two steps back
If you can’t laugh at yourself while learning something new, especially later in life, you’re missing half the fun. Dancing might test your coordination, memory and pride – but it also reminds you that joy doesn’t require perfection. Here’s our favourite dance joke. I’ve been taking salsa lessons for months, but I just don’t feel like I’m progressing. It’s just one step forward…
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Here’s some Christmas crackers to make you laugh
Why is Prince Andrew not writing any Christmas books? He hasn’t got any titles! Which pop star carves her own wooden Nativity scene? Sabrina Carpenter (pictured) What do Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and a snowman have in common? They’re both out in the cold. What is a French burglar’s favourite Christmas film? Louvre, Actually.


