What's the difference between a wealthy man wearing a tux and riding a bike and a hobo in torn jeans and shirt riding a unicycle?

Attire.

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Difference Jokes More Difference Jokes

What's the difference between a skeptic and a conspiracy theorist?

You wouldn't believe me if I told you.

What is the difference between a camera and a sock?

One holds photos The other holds five

Tear Jokes More Tear Jokes

What does a gift and a black man have in common?

White children get immense joy after tearing one open

Why did the man tear a page out of the calendar?

He wanted to take a month off.

Wear Jokes More Wear Jokes

Why do electricians wear pants?

Because they hate shorts.

Why do tectonic plates wear diapers?

Because they're in continents.

Hobo Jokes More Hobo Jokes

What's the difference between a well dressed man on a unicycle and a hobo on a bicycle?

Attire.

What makes a little bit of sense, but you'll never understand?

Hobos

Bike Jokes More Bike Jokes

Why can't the bike stand by itself?

Because it was two-tired.

What do a black person and a bike have in common?

They both don't work without a chain.

Attire Jokes More Attire Jokes

What's the difference between a well dressed man on a bicycle, and a poorly dressed woman on a tricycle?

Attire

What's the difference between a formally-dressed man riding a unicycle and a casually-dressed man riding a bicycle?

Attire.

Shirt Jokes More Shirt Jokes

How do you know a shirt has phoned you?

Collar ID

What happens when Fonzie doesn't fold his clothes after doing laundry?

His shirts get all winkly.

Ride Jokes More Ride Jokes

How many ADHD children does it take to change a lightbulb?

Lets go ride our bikes

Why didn't the motorcycle want to go for a ride?

It was two tired...

Unicycle Jokes More Unicycle Jokes

What's the difference between a poorly-dressed man on a unicycle and a well-dressed man on a bicycle?

A tire.

What's the difference between a well-dressed man on a unicycle, and a poorly dressed man on a bicycle?

Attire.