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Oftentimes, it is the most hilarious people who never pursue careers in comedy. They just entertain us for free! Isn't that amazing? If you're lucky enough, your future significant other will be one of those people. Then you get a life-long supply of cheesy jokes and pranks from a damn near professional. I only can home to be so lucky one day. Until then, let's enjoy these silly practical jokes that probably made these wives' significant others go, "Yep, that's my wife, the comedian."

If you're married to a man, then you'll be able to relate to these memes about wives roasting their husbands. Because men do a lot to deserve being made fun of, especially husbands. From the way they breathe to the way they eat, having a husband is essentially, it's like having an overgrown child. These women know what's up when it comes to raising their man-children-husbands, and if you have one, then you'll relate hard.

We're all on the lookout for funny dudes, and when women first meet their husbands, they're head over heels in love and laughter. But after a couple of years together, the jokes that you were once made your stomach hurt from laughing so hard just don't seem as funny anymore. Nonetheless, the hubbies of the world are still under the impression that they're as funny as ever, and keep those jokes coming. Of course, they need the whole world to know how funny they are and take to Twitter to share their hubby jokes with the world. Check out the best hubby tweets below. 

When it comes to marriage, we all know who's in charge. Yep, it's a woman's world when it comes to all things couple related, so here are some memes celebrating that fact. And husbands know it too.

Keeping a relationship fresh is important. It entails commitment, passion, and a lot of hard work. But one crucial thing it also requires is a great sense of humor and not just from the men. These wives and girlfriends have definitely got what it takes to keep their husbands and boyfriends on their toes with practical jokes and great gags. Scroll through and be prepared to laugh out loud. 

"The Good Wife's Guide" was originally published May 13th, 1955, in a magazine called, "Housekeeping Monthly." 

As the title of the article suggests, these 18 bullet points is the guideline on how to be a "good wife." From nonstop house chores to pampering your husband and never ever questioning anything he says and does. 

Really?

This article reminds us of another hilarious article from 1958 on how to find a husband.

Thank goodness times have changed because these 18 bullet points sound unbearable. 

Story via Primer Magazine