One-liners collection
A collection of one-liner jokes (in English) scraped from various places in the Internet.
Usage
from oneliners import get_random
j = get_random()where category is one of 'chuck', 'pyjokes_en', 'unsorted' or None (which means the union of all).
License
The code is licensed as MIT.
The jokes in the data files were scraped from various random places in the Internet. Some of them may be subject to copyright (which ones in particular, is, however, nearly impossible to determine, and most may probably be considered “folklore”). In any case, beware if you plan to display them publicly. Also beware that the “unsorted” collection is, indeed, completely unedited, and may contain adult, offensive or simply bad jokes.
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