Why did the bald man put a rabbit on his head? It wasn't for a hair-raising experience, but what was he hoping for?
Category: Funny · Difficulty: easy
Hint: Consider the play on words with 'hare' and 'hair'.
Answer
To enjoy a thrilling surprise
Explanation
The humor relies on the pun between 'hare' and 'hair', suggesting he wanted excitement.
This is an easy funny riddle — a good one for children and beginners. The answer is To enjoy a thrilling surprise.
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