In-law jokes
The eternal conflict between spouses and in-laws. Family-style humour guaranteed.
I asked my mother‑in‑law what time it was. She told me it was three.
— But it was five. I know she exaggerates, but not that much.
— Do you know what I would do if I knew where my mother‑in‑law was going to die?
— — I would never go there.
My mother‑in‑law is so meticulous that when she goes to the doctor she explains the symptoms to the taxi driver.
— The taxi driver now knows more about medicine than the doctor.
What do mothers‑in‑law and the weather have in common?
— When they're good, nobody believes it.
What's the difference between a mother-in-law and a vulture?
— The vulture waits until you're dead before it eats you.
Why do scientists use mothers-in-law instead of rats in their experiments?
— For three reasons: there are more of them, you don't get attached, and there are things even a rat won't do.
The doctor told me I need to reduce stress in my life.
— I already know where to start.
They say love is blind.
— That's why sons-in-law don't see their mothers-in-law until it's too late.
When my mother-in-law comes to visit, the house is filled with joy.
— Especially when she leaves.
I asked my mother-in-law if we could be friends.
— She said she didn't want to raise her social status.
My mother-in-law is like wifi.
— When there's no signal, you miss her. When there's a signal, you wish there wasn't.
When my mother-in-law comes to visit, the house fills with joy.
— Especially when she leaves.
My mother-in-law has GPS built-in.
— She knows exactly when I'm comfortable to show up.
My mother-in-law and I have been getting along much better since we discovered something we have in common.
— We both want me to move away.