#jokes

#jokes

"If they write themselves, where the hell are they?"

The tradition of 'poisson d'avril' in France transforms April 1st into a day of playful jokes, where children stick paper fish on their classmates' backs and media outlets indulge in light-hearted hoaxes.

The article humorously notes that using fake human corpses as holiday decorations for kids can seem creepy, yet skeletons are educational tools in schools.

The Late Night host humorously mentioned, "I'm going to read some real jokes, really submitted by my writers. Some are dumb, some are offensive, some are just insane. Most importantly, my writers don't know we're doing this, and because they don't watch the show, they'll never know." This highlights the spontaneous and irreverent nature of late-night comedy, showcasing a blend of humor that includes the absurd and the outrageous.