Thanksgiving is almost here, and with it comes the inevitable stress of seeing your crazy extended family, braving the crowds on Black Friday and being forced to eat green bean casserole just to be polite. You could use something to lighten the mood.
Well, then you can be thankful for Newsweek, because we've rounded up the best Thanksgiving jokes the interne t has to offer.
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Even presidents get in on the fun. As Barack Obama's term was winding down, he started intentionally embarrassing his daughters, Malia and Sasha, with his terrible Thanksgiving puns at turkey pardon ceremonies. Obama bragged that economic indicators were "worth gobbling about," and made a play on his campaign slogan� ��"yes we cran." Last year, he gave a nod to the turkeys who didn't get pardoned and therefore "didn't get to ride the gravy train to freedom."
If you're rolling your eyes, keep reading. Here a re several other kid- and adult-friendly jokes collected from Boys Life, Reader's Digest and Jokes4Us:
Q: Why did the scarecrow win the Nobel Prize?A: Because he was out-standing in his field.
Q: Why was the Thanksgiving dinner so expensive?A: It had 24 carrots.
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Q: What did the turkey say to the bird hunter on Thanksgiving Day?A: Quack, quack.
Q: Which side of the turkey has more feathers?A: The outside.
Q: Why did the turkey get arrested?A: The police suspected him of fowl play.
Q: What sound does a turkey with a limp make?A: Wobble, wobble.
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Q: How do we know the Mayflower liked America?A: It hugged the shore.
Q: What did the turkey say before it went in the oven?A: Man, I'm stuffed.
Q: Why were the cranberries red?A: They saw the turkey dressing.
Q: If fruit comes from a fruit tree, what does a turkey come from?A: A poul-tree.
Q: What do you call a turkey on the run?A: Fast food.
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