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Monday morning writing joke: ” Santa to a writer”

This Christmas season.

Santa Claus to a writer: “What do you want for Christmas?”

Writer: “A bestseller.”

Christmas morning the writer wakes up to find the latest New York Times bestseller wrapped and under his tree.

Next Christmas season.

Santa Claus to the same writer: “What do you want for Christmas?”

Writer: “My own bestseller.”

Christmas morning the writer wakes up to find the latest New York Times bestseller autographed to him by the author wrapped and under his tree.

The Christmas season after that.

Santa Claus to the same writer: “What do you want for Christmas?”

Writer: “A bestseller that I wrote.”

Santa looks at the writer for a minute then says: “You’ve come to the wrong place. I bring presents not miracles.”

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Monday morning writing joke: “Food for thought, too”

Q.: What does a clock do when it’s hungry?

A.: It goes back four seconds.

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Class trip to the Coca-Cola factory. I hope there’s no pop quiz.

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I know a guy who’s addicted to brake fluid. He says he can stop anytime.

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Q.: How does Moses make his tea?

A.: Hebrews it.

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Monday morning writing joke: “Food for thought”

Jokes about German sausage are the wurst.

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A soldier survived mustard gas and pepper spray is now a seasoned veteran.

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This girl said she recognized me from the vegetarian club, but I’d never met herbivore.

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Monday (morning) writing joke: “Laying it on”

A chicken and a detective-fiction writer waited in line to see Santa Claus.

When the chicken got up on Santa’s lap, it immediately laid an egg, which it gave to Santa.

When the writer sat on Santa’s lap, he also laid an egg.

“That’s amazing!” Santa said.

“Nah,” said the writer. “That’s just a copy of my latest work, a hard-boiled mystery. It’s pretty good, but it does tend to crack toward the end.”

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Monday morning writing joke: “Queue”

A doctor, a lawyer, and a writer stood outside a department store on the day after Thanksgiving waiting to be let in for the big sale.

The doctor said, “I should go in first because of all the lives I saved with my prowess as a surgeon. I need to get back to the operating room.”

The lawyer said, “I should go in first because of all the bad people I put in prison so that they couldn’t hurt anybody anymore. In fact, I have another case to try in a few hours.”

After a few moments of silence, the doctor and the lawyer turned to the writer.

“Well?” the doctor asked.

“Don’t you want to go in first?” the lawyer asked.

“No,” the writer said. “All I want to get is my tea mug that I left in there last night when I was helping them put out the stock. This is my seasonal job to make ends meet. I have to work here to help out my dad, whose in the hospital with chest problems, my younger brother who has a learning disability, and my grandmother, who could go to jail for shoplifting to help pay for her medications.”

They were so stunned that when the doors opened, he walked inside ahead of them and got what he wanted. He didn’t work there, and his parents and brother were fine. They were waiting in line at other stores. He was, after all, a fiction writer.

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Monday morning writing joke: “Correction”

Two writers were sitting at a bar, as writers are sometimes known to do.

A woman at a table near the bar was doing her best to get the attention of one of the writers. The other writer noticed this and asked the first writer what was going on.

First writer: “She sent me a text message.”

Second writer: “A fan of yours?”

First message: “I hope not. Her message said: ‘Y-o-u-r cute.’ I sent her back a message that said: ‘No. Y-O-U-R-‘-E cute.’ I was only correcting her misspelling.”

Second writer: “And?”

First writer: “And now she thinks I like her. I can’t get her to leave me alone.”

Second writer: “Here, let me see you phone.”

First writer hands the second writer his phone. Second writer types a message and sends it. The woman looks at it, shows it to her friend, puts a sour look on her face, and then gets up and leaves.

First writer: “What did you write?”

Second writer shows him. The message read: “You’re not my typo.”

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Monday morning writing joke: “Guarded”

Three men were standing outside a dog obedience school with their dogs.

The first man’s dog was pulling on the leash and parking at almost anything. He said, “My dog’s such a good guard dog, she’ll bark at strangers over a block away to warn them to stay away.”

The second man’s dog was stumbling around, bumping into things, but not to be outdone, he said, “My dog’s such a good guard dog, she’ll knock over anything or anyone to protect me and my family.”

The third man’s dog was old and tired. She was curled up in a circle, snoring loudly. He said, “My dog’s such a good guard dog, she guards me against having too high an expectation of what she can do.”

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Monday morning writing joke: “Head ache”

Q.: What type of performer is a zombie?

A.: A headliner

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Q.: When a zombie leaves, what is she doing?

A.: She’s heading out-of-town.

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Q.: What is the main feature a zombie looks for in a car?

A.: More head room.

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Monday morning writing joke: “Heady stuff”

Q.: What do you call the principal at a zombie school?

A.: The headmaster.

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Q.: What is a zombie’s worst nightmare?

A.: The Headless horseman.

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Q.: What is a zombie’s favorite spread on bread?

A.: Head cheese.

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Monday morning writing joke: “Head’s up”

Q: Where do zombie kids begin their education.

A.: In Head Start.

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Q.: What’s a zombie’s goal in education?

A.: To get to the head of the class.

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