Subordinate Jokes

Why did my local sandwich shop lose all of its workers??

I was told they were sick of being subordinates.

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What does Santa call his English Elves?

Subordinate clauses. ... I'll see myself out.

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What do you call one of Santa's helpers who bosses around the reindeer?

When he found out, Santa shouldn't have gotten mad, he only had his elf to blame. Now Santa won't forgive him until elf freezes over.

What do you call Santa's helpers?

Subordinate Clauses.

English Jokes More English Jokes

What is the only word in an English dictionary spelled incorrectly?

Incorrectly is the only word spelled I n c o r r e c t l y

What's the difference between the English rugby team and a teabag?

A teabag stays in the cup longer! (im so sorry -)

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What's the difference between Santa Claus and A Black Rapper?

Santa stops after three hoes.

What do you call one of Santa's helpers?

A subordinate clause

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How can you tell when the Chief Accountant is getting soft?

When he actually listens to Marketing before saying No

What'd Gandhi say when his friend told him to leave the protest?

Na 'ma ste

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Who corrects Santa's grammar?

A subordinate Clause.

Why are people still using a dictionary?

I just type the words into Google and see if it corrects me.

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What is another name for Santa's elves?

Subordinate Clauses! Merry Christmas everyone.

What does Santa call his English Elves?

Subordinate clauses. ... I'll see myself out.

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Why did Michael Jackson always lose in a race?

Because he always came in a lil behind.

Why won't bankers go to the opera?

Because they quickly lose interest

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What do you call Santa without toys?

A lost Clause

Who corrects Santa's grammar?

A subordinate Clause.