Pini the Punster and the Pun Jar
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Pini is a Punster. His father is a Punster. His grandfather is a Punster. His great grandfather was a Punster. His mother is a Punster. His aunts are Punsters. But Pini is the biggest punster of all.

 

A pun is a kind of joke. A pun makes fun of two words that sound alike but have different meanings. A punster tells a lot of puns. There are many Punsters in Pini’s family.

 

Pini tells many puns. Too many. Dad makes him a pun jar. Puns cost Pini one cent. Pini says that now his puns cost a pretty penny. CLINK! Pini puts a penny in the pun jar.

 

Here are some of Pini’s puns. Some you may get now. Some you will only get when you’re all groan.

 

  • My parrot likes to call me names.
    But toucan play that game.
     
  • A man had to have his left side cut off.
    He’s all right now.
     
  • Stairs are always up to something.
     
  • Why can’t the bike stand up?
    It’s two-tired.
     
  • Trying to use a broken pencil is pointless.
     
  • Jim was made backwards.
    His feet smell and his nose runs.
     
  • I’m very good at sleeping.
    I can do it with my eyes closed.
     
  • I wanted to get a new brain.
    But I changed my mind.
     
  • Time flies like an arrow.
    Fruit flies like a banana.