Niagara Falls
THE
NIAGARA REPORTER
LOCAL NEWS  •  LOCAL VOICES  •  LOCAL MATTERS

Niagara Falls Jokes

S
Staff  ·  November 24, 2016
Niagara Falls Jokes
SharefXin

Thanksgiving is a favorite local holiday because the politicians tend to talk less when food is lodged in their mouths.

***

Nobody understands why the Lions and Cowboys always get to play on Thanksgiving. Shouldn’t the Patriots play the Redskins, and then steal their stadium?

***

A local man walks into the new Community Beer Works tavern on Niagara Street and says, “Look, I’m a little short this week. Can I make you a bet for a craft beer?” to the skeptical bartender.

“I bet you a scrumptious beer for the house that I can lick my own eye,” the man says, and with everyone in the bar now listening, a beer for all present in the balance, and suppressing laughter, the bartender takes him up on it. The man proceeds to pluck out his prosthetic glass eye, lick it, and replace it in his orbital socket. Flabbergasted, and somewhat embarrassed he had fallen for the stunt, the bartender shouts, “Here’s your beer… Drink it and get out!”

“I thought I told you never to come back in here,” said the bartender to the same man one evening a week later. “Wait,’ the man says, “I’ll give you another chance. A beer for everyone, including myself, if I can bite my own nose.” Well, thinks the bartender, I’ve got him now, and takes him up on the new bet. The man then takes out his dentures, bites himself on the nose and replaces them to his mouth. Again, everyone drinks as the livid bartender is now beside himself with anger at having been fooled a second time, and he chases the man out of the bar.

The man drops in for a third time the next week and the bartender is just about to ring up the police and have him arrested for trespassing when he proposes a final bet. “I bet you I can pee in a shot glass and not spill a drop.”

The bartender thinks, “Aha, finally, I’ve got this guy now!” and sets up a shot glass. Climbing up on a barstool, the man proceeds to urinate all over the bar, and when finished, leaves the bar in humiliation with the bartender laughing uproariously. “A beer for everyone!” shouts the bartender in triumph.

After a few minutes, the bartender sees none other than Mayor Dyster off at a corner table, all by himself, crying bitterly, literally, tears in the mayor’s beer. He walks over and asks, “What’s wrong, mayor?”

“I just bet some guy that I would never drink another beer in my life, if he could piss all over your bar and you’d just stand there laughing at him!”

***

dyster-beer

***

“Never allow children to participate in the beer brewing process,” advises Niagara Falls Mayor and Craft Beers judge Paul Dyster, “it’s unseemly, and besides, they add too much hops.”

 

SharefXin

Comments (0)

Leave a comment

More From Niagara Falls Reporter

Niagara Falls Hosts Oldest State Park But State Needs to Provide More Assistance
Featured

Niagara Falls Hosts Oldest State Park But State Needs to Provide More Assistance

By tony Farina · August 26, 2026

By Tony Farina The Niagara Falls State Park, located in Niagara Falls, N.Y., and created in 1885, is recognized as the oldest state park in the U.S. and contains the American Falls, the Bridal Veil Falls, and a portion of the Horseshoe Falls (also known as the Canadian Falls). Following a $44-million refurbishment of the 221-acre park in 2003, in 2007 it was named the 10 th most beautiful spot in America by “The Today Show.” According to the state’s Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation, the State Park receives more than nine million visits each year. It is

Featured

WEBR to Launch Katie Daye Show on Monday

By tony Farina · August 21, 2026

By Tony Farina There is much excitement in the airwaves at WEBR The Breeze as station manager and program director Frank Miller has announced that beginning on Monday, Aug. 24, the talent he has been hoping to bring in for some time will be joining the WEBR midday lineup from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. every weekday. “We’re just thrilled to be launching the Kadie Daye show on Monday, and we are so looking forward to having a talent like Kadie on our airwaves at WEBR AM 1440, FM 105.3 and FM 106.9,” Miller said in talking about the new

Far Too Often, Promises Have Proved Empty; Niagara Falls Needs Progress And Strategic Planning
Featured

Far Too Often, Promises Have Proved Empty; Niagara Falls Needs Progress And Strategic Planning

By tony Farina · August 4, 2026

By Tony Farina Promises are nice and they bring hope for the future. But unfortunately, most of the time, promises have fallen flat for the City of Niagara Falls, some succeeding but many turning out to be empty promises and major disappointments. At this point, Niagara Falls doesn’t need more failed promises. What the city needs is progress to build a better future and a plan to make it work. City leadership must bring it all together. While there are promises to build a better future on the table and being talked about, like Centennial Park and the Niagara Digital

Governor Issues Response To McMurray’s Letter on Slag Concerns
Featured

Governor Issues Response To McMurray’s Letter on Slag Concerns

By tony Farina · August 4, 2026

By Tony Farina The radioactive slag bubbling up across Niagara County in recent weeks, triggering state and federal testing and some remedial work and family relocations, is the ongoing and seemingly never-ending legacy of the environmental desecration of the past 100-plus years by massive corporations dumping toxic waste that was the subject of Christen Civiletto’s book Thundering Waters. “What we have again is an environmental storm,” said attorney and former Grand Island Supervisor Nate McMurray, a candidate for election to the 45th District State Assembly seat now open because of the retirement of Angelo Morinello. McMurray will run for the