Paint jokes

How many babies does it take to paint a wall red? It depends on how hard you through them. ????

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An artist is commissioned to create a painting celebrating Soviet-Polish friendship, to be called “Lenin in Poland.” When the painting is unveiled at the Kremlin, there is a gasp from the invited guests. The painting depicts Lenin’s wife naked in bed with Leon Trotsky. “But this is a travesty! Where is Lenin? ” Asks one of the guests. “Lenin is in Poland,” replies the painter.

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what do Bob Ross’s painting and the orphanage have in common. They’re both filled with happy little accidents…

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How many babies does it take to paint a wall? One, if you throw it hard enough.

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How many babies does it take to paint a wall? Depends on how many you throw.

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How to decorate a wall: Strip of the paper and original plaster put on fresh plaster and wall paper paint it (if you want) Send a bill to North America and wait patiently for a reply

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Why did the snail paint a big “S” on his car? Because he wanted people to say look at that S car go when he rolled by.

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A father and a son were painting pictures together, the son and father were drawing the exact same thing to a T and the son said “what happened to your hand?” looking at the scar tissue near the father’s knuckle, the father replied with “you know what happened, you were there.” the son continues to deny this until they both finish their paintings - they’re exactly the same. The father passes out for a few hours and wakes up to find that there’s only one painting.

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If the red house is on the left, and the blue house on the right, where is the white house? in Washington D.C.

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How many babies does it take to paint a wall? Well it depends how hard you can throw.

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