Sentence examples for cracker joke from inspiring English sources
No cracker joke will make us all groan.
And, as a matter of professional pride, I guess the punchline of every cracker joke.
But if you do, please understand that this year's P45 in the Christmas cracker "joke" may not be such a jovial affair.
And yet, for all the cracker joke originality of the work, there is something rather constructive and even powerful about the benign nationalism on our screens.
Dominic Cavendish recently wrote in the Telegraph that "the point of a cracker joke is that it's knowingly feeble" - I'm not sure I agree; perhaps "finding puns feeble" is just our current way of enjoying them.
Shorts include: Sam Simmons's Christmas, concerning cracker joke writers, and co-starring this paper's Bridget Christie and Matt "Super Hans Kingg; and Gein's Family Giftshop, who are struggling to come to grips with the truth about Santa.
Rachel Davies, head of Brite Sparks's design studio, seems nonplussed when asked why today's cracker jokes are so dreadful.
In Britain, where wit is occasionally encouraged, "Christmas cracker jokes" are inexplicably high among the most-popular searches (see chart).
Was your usual spot taken by a group of tipsy office workers in party hats, shrieking at cracker jokes as if their careers depended on it?
Pull the other one After a year's research, here are 2005's best cracker jokes.Seriously... Why can't a bike stand up by itself?
A ba-boom - but worse things happen in the world.' He thinks the key to the success of modern cracker jokes is precisely because they're not funny.
