JEREMY: I’ve got a great joke about construction. FAITH: Let’s hear it. JEREMY: I’m still working on it. Joke by Jeremy B., Lynchburg, Ohio0 commentsLoading...
JOSH: Want to hear my construction joke? JADE: Sure! JOSH: Sorry, I’m still working on it. Joke by Josh K., Smithfield, Rhode Island0 commentsLoading...
AARAV: What do you call a snake with a hard hat? AARON: What? AARAV: A boa constructor. Joke by Aarav M., Cypress, Texas4 commentsLoading...
Matthew: Want to hear a construction joke? Chet: OK. Matthew: Never mind. It still needs some work. Joke by Matthew R., Oakley , California2 commentsLoading...
A book never written: “How to Build a House” by Han D. Mann. Joke by Quinn S., Brunswick, Maine3 commentsLoading...
A book never written: “Construction for Dummies” by Bill D. House. Joke by Caleb W., Issaquah, Wash.1 commentsLoading...
Parker: What kind of building weighs the least? Monty: I don’t know. Parker: A lighthouse. Joke by Parker O., Overland Park, Kan.3 commentsLoading...
Andrew: How did it feel when the racer crashed through the window? Gil: I don’t know. Andrew: Very pane-ful! Joke by Andrew G., Lexington, Miss.5 commentsLoading...
A book never written: “New York Architecture” by Brooke Lynn Bridge. Joke by Lila F., Arlington, Texas0 commentsLoading...
Peter: How does an Eskimo repair his house? Elaine: I don’t know. Peter: He uses i-glue! Joke by Eric M., Frisco, Texas2 commentsLoading...
A book never written: “Constructing a House” by Bill Dean Blocks. Joke by Ethan S., Centennial, Colo.11 commentsLoading...
A book never written: “Constructing a House” by Bill Dean Blocks. Joke by Ethan S., Centennial, Colo.10 commentsLoading...
Avery: Why don’t windows like jokes? Alden: Beats me. Avery: They don’t like getting cracked up. Joke by Avery R., Keller, Tex.10 commentsLoading...
Jacob: What do road crews use at the North Pole? Jason: I don’t know. Jacob: Snow cones! Joke by Ashwin B., Morris Plains, N.J.7 commentsLoading...
A businessman went into the office and found an inexperienced handyman painting the walls. The handyman was wearing two heavy parkas on a hot summer day. Thinking this was a little strange, the businessman asked the handyman why he was wearing the parkas on such a hot day. The handyman showed him the instructions on the can of paint. They read: “For best results, put on two coats.” Joke by Krishna P., Albany, Calif.19 commentsLoading...
Austin: Why do drills have no friends? Anthony: Why? Austin: Because they’re always boring! Joke by Matthew C., Basking Ridge, N.J.3 commentsLoading...
A book never written: “Tighten a Drill Bit” by Chuck Key. Joke by John K., Phoenix, Ariz.6 commentsLoading...