Knock, knock jokes Day 2
Hello, Hello!
Time for another day of knock knock jokes with an explanation. If you missed Day 1 go and check it out.
So:
I like knock knock jokes where the joke can functional as a name 🙂 It’s short and precise and doesn’t require too much explanation.
Robin Banks would be an excellent name for a thief in a board game 🙂
Why? The play on words is based on how „robbing banks” is pronounced. You may have noticed that very often verbs are written a bit differently when the message is more relaxed, informal etc:
Example:
chilling -> chillin’
A: Whatcha doin’? (what are you doing?)
B: Just chillin’ (I’m just chilling)
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