Last week, I explained dad jokes and gave some examples.

Today, let's continue learning new jokes and practice speaking with a funny mini-story.

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I'm on a seafood diet. I see food and I eat it.

This joke is a play on words. I see food and I eat it.

This joke is a play on words.

Usually, when people say they're on a diet, they try to eat less, or eat specific kinds of food to become healthier.

But in this joke, the person says they're on a seafood diet, which sounds like they only eat seafood. However, the punchline reveals the joke. I see food and I eat it. This means they eat any food they see, not just

seafood. So it's a clever way of saying they love to eat all kinds of food, and it's a play on the

words seafood and sea food.

Let's continue.

I'm reading a book on anti-gravity.

It's impossible to put down.

Usually, when people say a book is impossible to put down, they mean it's

so interesting or exciting that you can't stop reading it, as if the book has a strong pull on

you. So in this joke, the person is reading this book about anti-gravity, which is the opposite

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