Funny Shayari in English (100)

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1. I told my mirror about you — it cracked up laughing.
Even my reflection needs coffee to handle your jokes.

2. My phone battery and I have one thing in common — we both die when you start talking.
Please charge both before meeting me.

3. Love is like Wi‑Fi — it connects when you least expect it.
But ours keeps dropping — blame the router (and your attitude).

4. I told my boss I needed a raise — he suggested I try optical zoom.
Now I can see my salary from far away.

5. Your homework and my socks have something in common — both disappear mysteriously.
Scientists should investigate our living room.

6. I asked Google about life advice — it recommended “naps” and “snacks.”
Clearly Google’s goals align with mine.

7. They say money can’t buy happiness — true.
But it can buy pizza, and that’s pretty close.

8. I told my cat about my plans — it judged me and went back to sleeping.
Now that’s what I call constructive criticism.

9. I tried to be an early bird — alarm laughed.
Snooze button is still undefeated.

10. My diet plan and I are like temporary roommates —
we keep breaking the lease every Friday night.

11. You’re my favorite notification — but please mute your drama.
I only subscribe to smiles and memes.

12. If laziness was an Olympic sport —
I’d participate from my couch and still win gold.

13. I texted “I’m fine” and my phone auto-suggested “Please explain.”
Technology knows me better than my ex.

14. My brain has a “skip ad” button for boring conversations.
Reality needs to buy that feature.

15. I called my diet “experimental.”
Turns out experiments end with chocolate.

16. Wanted: A relationship as simple as my Wi‑Fi connection —
stable, fast, and password-protected from drama.

17. My wallet and I are on the same diet —
we’re both light and full of hopes.

18. You say you love surprises —
I say I love pizza. Let’s meet in the middle.

19. My plants are healthier than my relationships —
they respond to water and occasional compliments.

20. I tried to win an argument —
my logic filed a missing person report and left.

21. I told my fridge it’s getting old —
it replied with a cold shoulder and more leftovers.

22. Dating app bio: “I love walks on the beach.”
Reality: I prefer naps and snacks by the couch.

23. My life is a constant “buffering” —
but I still hit refresh with hope.

24. You said I’m overreacting —
I said “No, I’m just dramatic with good taste.”

25. I asked for privacy —
my phone updated itself and shared everything.

26. My schedule said “be productive” —
my pajamas vetoed it instantly.

27. He stole my heart —
I demanded a receipt and a warranty.

28. My mood swings have frequent flyer miles —
they travel more than I do.

29. You said silence is golden —
so I invested in naps and peaceful snacks.

30. My hobbies: scrolling, snacking, repeating.
Call it ‘art’ and give me a gallery.

31. Friends said: “Grow up.”
I replied: “Upgrade available on weekends.”

32. My bank and I are in a long distance relationship —
we rarely see each other but we keep talking.

33. Heard stories about my greatness —
my alarm insists it’s fiction.

34. I plan to conquer the world —
but first, coffee. Then maybe conquer the remote.

35. My playlist and I are in a committed relationship —
we both skip the sad songs.

36. If compliments were currency —
I’d be a billionaire after meeting you (or at least rich in confidence).

37. I told my dreams to behave —
now they throw pillow fights at night.

38. My ambition said “climb higher” —
my blanket said “stay cozy.” We compromised with naps.

39. Someone asked where I see myself in five years —
I told them: “Probably still looking for the TV remote.”

40. My jokes are like elevators —
sometimes they go up, sometimes they go down, but they always move people.

41. I like long walks — to the fridge and back.
Fitness goals, minimal commute.

42. My relationship status: buffering…
Please wait, love is loading.

43. I whispered “I need space” —
my closet replied, “Borrow some hangers.”

44. My diet and my bank have one principle — spend less, cry later.
We both need emotional support.

45. I tried to be mysterious —
but my playlist revealed everything.

46. I told life to surprise me —
it sent bills and plot twists.

47. My love language is food —
extra fries speak louder than words.

48. I said sorry to my bed —
it forgave me and embraced me at dawn.

49. My life coach is YouTube —
it teaches me to laugh and procrastinate professionally.

50. If compliments were calories —
I’d still be dieting, because you’re too sweet.

51. I told my boss I’m priceless —
now he wants me to sign a non-disclosure.

52. My heart said “adventure” —
my wallet said “budget.” We compromised on Netflix.

53. I asked for a sign from the universe —
it replied with a discount coupon.

54. My tolerance for drama is like my Wi‑Fi —
stronger in rooms with snacks.

55. I told my secrets to the pillow —
now it snores and refuses to talk.

56. I tried adulting —
it asked for taxes and I returned the form.

57. I told my dreams to behave — they started a TikTok trend.
Now they’re influencers.

58. You said I’m complicated —
I said “No, I’m ‘limited edition’ with quirky features.”

59. My fitness tracker and I disagree on steps —
it counts my snacks as cardio.

60. I asked life for clarity —
it handed me glasses and a comic book.

61. I told my friends I’m an influencer —
they suggested I influence my chores first.

62. My confidence and my wardrobe disagree —
my wardrobe keeps asking for more space.

63. I tried to diet but the cake sent a love letter.
We reconciled immediately.

64. He asked for honesty —
I replied with memes and called it a day.

65. I wanted to be mysterious —
but my shopping cart betrayed me.

66. My phone autocorrects my feelings —
now even my messages need therapy.

67. I tried to win the argument —
my snacks staged a walkout in solidarity.

68. My calendar and my mood are in sync —
both say “maybe tomorrow.”

69. I told my mirror I needed confidence —
it replied with a wink and a messy hair day.

70. My playlist is like my mood ring —
it changes color after snacks.

71. Someone asked if I’m single —
I said “temporarily accepting applications.”

72. My goals: be wealthy, travel, nap.
Priority: nap.

73. I tried being productive —
my coffee filed a complaint of abandonment.

74. My mood has a “do not disturb” sign —
it only accepts pizza deliveries.

75. I tried to be serious —
but my laugh subscribed to comedy.

76. My phone battery and motivation share chemistry —
both drop after 10%.

77. I told my boss I’m on fire —
he asked for proof and I sent a GIF.

78. I said “I’ll be there in 5 minutes” —
my 5 minutes are international.

79. My jokes age like fine milk —
they get better in the trash.

80. I asked for a silent night —
my neighbors started karaoke.

81. I tried to be mysterious online —
my browser history laughed aloud.

82. I told my coffee it’s my soulmate —
it said “I prefer to stay warm.”

83. My alarm and I are in a complicated relationship —
we keep breaking up and making up.

84. I promised to cook —
my smoke detector RSVP’d “urgent”

85. I tried meditation once —
my thoughts opened a comedy club.

86. My crush and I are on different pages —
mine is a meme, theirs is a PDF.

87. I asked for a sign of good luck —
traffic cleared for 2 seconds. I celebrated.

88. My pet judges my life choices silently —
but still sleeps on my laptop.

89. I said I’d start reading more —
my books started forming a support group.

90. My jokes are like smartphones —
old ones still get updates from my family.

91. I tried to be mysterious in DMs —
my emoji betrayed me.

92. I told my hair to behave —
it started a rebellion called ‘bed head.’

93. I said “be original” —
my playlist remixed itself.

94. My to-do list and I are in therapy —
we talk about commitment issues.

95. I tried power walking —
then tripped over a motivational quote.

96. My life is a sitcom —
I just need better background music.

97. I asked my calendar for a break —
it replied “Try next Tuesday.”

98. I told my worries to take a hike —
they sent postcards.

99. I’m not messy —
I’m creatively organized in 3D.

100. I asked for a sign to be brave —
my reflection winked and offered popcorn.