Who knows, "one day, the devil took the princess away and told her that if you shout out your voice, no one will come to save you." . . "What is all this?

One day, the devil caught the princess.

Demon: Princess, shout out your throat, no one will come to save you!

Princess: Break your throat, break your throat!

Nobody: Princess, I'm coming to save you!

Devil: I'm going to speak of the devil, and he will come.

Cao Cao: Devil, what do you want me to do?

Devil: Mom, I saw a ghost!

Ghost: Shit, what do you think of me?

Shit: Who's watching you?

Who: I didn't.

Devil: Oh, my God!

God: Who called me?

Who: Nobody called you.

Nobody: I didn't!

Devil: Here comes trouble.

Trouble: How did you know I was looking for trouble?

Who wants to see me?

Who: No one is looking for you.

Nobody: I didn't!

Since then, the devil has entered a mental hospital.

Cold joke:

Refers to the joke itself because of boring, homophonic words, translation, or omitting the theme, different logic, judgment or special content, or because of the tone or expression of the performer, which makes it difficult to make people laugh, but it does not mean that the joke itself is boring, which is also a manifestation of humor.

Nowadays, most people laugh when they hear cold jokes, and sometimes they make a gesture of hugging their arms: "It's so cold!" " Or words and expressions related to cold semantics, such as chills, temperature, air conditioning or hot weather.