Sure, but virtually anything else is better than spoiling the joke.
Title: “To get to the other side!”
Body: “Why did the chicken cross the road?* To get to the other side!”
*At this point, the reader know what’s coming, and the element of surprise, which is most of the time important for a joke to work, is lost.
These are all better titles for almost any occasion. Do they suck? Sure. But better than the punchline in the title:
“Well, when you put it like that”
“This is a title”
“Something to think about”
“LOL!”
“This is gold!”
“I can’t think of a good title”
“Haha unexpected!”
“💩”
Sure, but virtually anything else is better than spoiling the joke.
Title: “To get to the other side!”
Body: “Why did the chicken cross the road?* To get to the other side!”
*At this point, the reader know what’s coming, and the element of surprise, which is most of the time important for a joke to work, is lost.
These are all better titles for almost any occasion. Do they suck? Sure. But better than the punchline in the title:
“Well, when you put it like that” “This is a title” “Something to think about” “LOL!” “This is gold!” “I can’t think of a good title” “Haha unexpected!” “💩”