One word for this one - crafty. Much like the way a lion stalks its prey, or an American man stalks a red lobster diner, this one catches you when you least expected it.
Stomach soreness - 1/5 - Not one to tickle the stomach, this jokes brilliance is built around intelligence. This one is more of a brain tickler than anything else - reminiscent of polishing off a crossword on plant species indigenous to Nairobi.
Pun factor - 2.5/5 - Simply given from Switzerland's point of view - very much
50/50 if this is Puntastic or Pundiful
Bluntness - 5/5 - Only a well-versed Al chatbot can surpass this one on the bluntness scale.
Satire scale - 3.5/5 - On a serious note, this nods to the fact that big game is being heartlessly hunted into extinction for camp-fire stories.
Length of chuckle post reading - 4/5 - Simply due to the fact that for most. this one 'clicks' at roughly the same pace Potholes are fixed in the UK.
Volume of chuckle post reading - 2/5 - Very much not a hold onto your pants joke, what usually accompanies this is a "ha" and tip of the hat from a seasoned dad joke teller.
Oh dear - 5/5 - Oh dear, followed by 1 of 2 responses - "That's shocking" or
Still chuckling after reading the joke for the 10th time - 2.5/5 - Marmite - this is either a work of art to you or an abomination - much like most political views.
Speed at which the joke is repeated to the next available person - 3/5 - Blunt jokes are often thrown around like office gossip, but unlike the fact the sally has changed hair colour, this joke usually comes to fruition when you've either run out of jokes to tell or want to show that there is something going on up there.
How quickly the joke is memorised - 5/5 - In the words of Lionel and the Commodores - Easy.
Mean Score: 3.6/5 - This is not a funny joke; this is a joke that separates the muggles from the rest when it comes to dad jokes. The intelligence, wit and 'dadliness' unlocked by this joke is the equivalent of winning a game of Jenga - eternal glory and the knowledge that you could be a builder if you wished.
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