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You knew it was just a matter of time. Phones, TVs, and kids’ toys have all gone high tech. Could the jokes that kids enjoy have stayed low-tech?

In LOLZ Jokes For Kids the writer < Dean Mark > manages to find humor in serious things like computers and gadgets. In order to fully appreciate the humour of these jokes you have to have a broader vocabulary than the average adult over twenty-five. If terms like: LOLZ, ROFL, IKR, BBIAB, meme, byte, and RAM are foreign words to you, much of the humor will be lost to you. Call it a generation gap.

Trust me: having a ten-year-old explain it to you while he is laughing so hard the tears are rolling down his face is not a confidence builder. Best to leave the kid to his fun! LOLZ Jokes For Kids is clearly intended for those children and adolescents who are techno-literate.

The slim twenty-one page e-Book is conveniently divided into sections including:
• Questions and answers (Q&A) humor
• situational jokes
• humorous anecdotes
• one-liners
• puns
• knock knock jokes

For those adults who are committed to discovering what’s so funny, there is a glossary at the end of the book.

Here’s an example of Q&A humour that sends kids into uncontrollable giggles:
Q: What is the best kind of computer bug?
A: Spiders…they make the best websites.

Even adults can appreciate this situational comedy:
Guy 1: I finally convinced my mother that it was a good idea for her to learn how to text.
Guy 2: Really? How is it going then?
Guy 1: Her first message to me? “Whereisthespacebar?”

Many of the stories gleaned from the Internet and other source to compile this funny e-Book are funny because they have a ring of truth like this one:
An elderly teacher was having problems with the school computer. One of the students tried to help him evaluate the problem and told him that the hard drive has crashed. He finally called the I.T. department.
Teacher: Can you send someone over, my hard drive crashed.
I.T. Specialist: We can’t just send someone over with tools assuming that it’s a hard drive problem. We need to evaluate first. How did you know that the problem is really your hard drive?
Teacher: One of my students told me.
I.T. Specialist: Okay, we’ll send someone over to fix your hard drive.

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