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What do you get when you cross a joke with a rhetorical question? Okay, but seriously, dad jokes are the best jokes, and while you don’t have to be a father to appreciate them, they are a great way to relate to the men you know who happen to have a kid or two running around. This Father’s Day, tell all the dads in your life that you love them with some custom t-shirts sporting dad joke templates that can make even grown kids groan.
This t-shirt design works on so many levels that it’s difficult to really nail one down in particular, but I’m going to try to hammer it home. This is a picture of a saw. But also, of course, the phrase This is not a drill has a double meaning which makes it a pun. Maybe you know a bunch of woodworking dads or tool enthusiasts. This one would also work for anyone who just really loves a ridiculous play on words. It might not be a drill, but it is a great shirt.
his way all the time anymore, he can at least rock the casbah with a pretty great little backup band. It doesn’t take long to teach a kid three chords.
and cardio. Get it? It’s the two words combined… also known as a portmanteau. Portmanteaus are the pinnacle of clever wordplay… a bromance, if you will, of two words… and this one will join together the two halves of his ginormous personality.
and an etymology lesson here, did you? Well, you did, and I hope you liked it because every day you learn something new is a very special one. Now, wear this shirt, and tell everyone what you learned here.
Miellyn is the Director of Marketing Content at Custom Ink. Her work has spanned marketing for television networks like TLC and Travel, educational content for Smithsonian and National Geographic, marketing and story for indie video games, essays for publishers including Random House, The Telegraph, and Smart Pop Books, and stories for press outlets like VICE and VH1.
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