Bar Jokes

The Bar Joke is a very common and basic type of joke. The basic syntax of this type of joke is "A man walks into a bar and ". The initial perception of the joke is that a man is walking into a bar to have a drink, but this only lasts a few seconds as the punchline is quickly uttered. This joke has gained an incredible amount of variants over the years. It is often used by comedians and people telling jokes to their friends.


The Bar Joke had its origin in The New York Times in the 1950s with a joke about a dry martini. Over the next couple decades this type of joke gained in popularity and were eventually told by practically all comedians.


Bar Jokes have been very versatile because they can be easily varied. Many variants include puns or word plays, or either replace the man walking into a bar with women, famous people, common jobs, animals or even inanimate objects.

For example, here is one version of the joke: A man with dyslexia walked into a bra.

Another classic variation goes as follows: A man walked into a bar. Ouch.

Bar Jokes

12 Inches Required
Alien are Sneaky
Arriving Home Very Drunk
Bar Food
Big John
Blood Bar
Busch Beer
Compulsion
Coincidence
Free Drinks For The Blind
Gay Bar
Gimme A Little Head
Got Any Raisins ?
I didn't get any money this time
I think I can fly
Logic of the Irish
Looking to buy a frog
Missing Cigar
Not so Tough
The Bad Day
The Carrot
The Drunk
The Emotional Horse
The Pirate
The Three Little Pigs
Three Vampires
Trickey Leprechaun
Two Scotsmen
String
Who can say this sentence

Bar Jokes