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60 Hilarious Daylight Savings Jokes

60 Hilarious Daylight Savings Jokes

Daylight Savings Puns (15)

1. I’m not a fan of Daylight Savings Time. It really throws me off kilter.

2. My watch gets very confuzzled during Daylight Savings Time. It’s always like, “Wait, what time is it again?”

3. I asked my clock how it felt about Daylight Savings Time ending. It said, “It’s about time!”

4. Daylight Savings Time gives me jet lag without the jet. It’s disorienting.

5. I’m looking forward to when Daylight Savings Time springs forward again. I’ll get more sunlight and time to garden.

6. Hey clock, are you sad Daylight Savings Time is over? Don’t worry, spring will come around again soon. There’s no time like the present!

7. My watch gets so tilted when Daylight Savings Time happens. It’s like, “No, THIS is the real time!”

8. I wish someone would save me from Daylight Savings Time. It’s so discombobulating.

9. Daylight Savings Time is a real time suck. One minute it’s 2am, the next it’s 3am!

10. Don’t be blue, clocks, Daylight Savings Time will come again next spring. Look on the bright side!

11. Daylight Savings Time is a real time warp. Mind blown.

12. My Apple Watch asked me, “Hey do I really need to set my clock back an hour for Daylight Stupid Time?”

13. Feelin’ like Bill Murray in Groundhog Day when Daylight Savings Time happens. Today is tomorrow is today!

14. Daylight Savings Time: Making clocks confused twice a year since 1918.

15. My sundial doesn’t understand Daylight Savings Time at all. “What do you mean time changed? The sun is right there!”

Daylight Savings One-Liners (10)

16. Daylight Savings Time is like the changing of the seasons – disorienting and makes you question what month it is.

17. Daylight Savings Time ends, and I’m like a toddler who missed their nap – cranky and confused.

18. Losing an hour during Daylight Savings Time is the ultimate First World problem.

19. Daylight Savings Time – don’t forget to set your clocks back 50 years.

20. The end of Daylight Savings Time means I lost an hour of sleep and beauty rest. It shows.

21. Daylight Savings Time is like ghosts changing the clocks to mess with your head.

22. Ending Daylight Savings Time in the fall is nature’s way of announcing the long, dark nights ahead.

23. Losing an hour to Daylight Savings Time feels like a waste of life. I want a refund!

24. Daylight Savings Time expired, and now I have no idea what time or even what day it is.

25. Daylight Savings Time is a government conspiracy to control our sleep schedules.

Best Daylight Savings Jokes (35)

26. I was all ready to gain an extra hour of sleep when Daylight Savings Time ended. Then I remembered I have twin toddlers who still wake up at the crack of dawn.

27. My least favorite day of the year is when Daylight Savings Time starts. Losing an hour means losing precious sleep! The horror!

28. I wish we could save daylight all year long instead of just Daylight Savings Time. Think of all the extra time we’d have for activities!

29. I accidentally set my clock an hour late the day Daylight Savings Time ended. I showed up to brunch an hour early and no one else was there. Most peaceful brunch I’ve had in awhile!

30. The Monday after Daylight Savings Time ends is legendary for being the most sleep deprived and unproductive work day of the year. They should just make it a national holiday.

31. I’m convinced Benjamin Franklin only suggested Daylight Savings Time as a joke, and politicians were like, “Great idea!” Sigh.

32. The worst part of Daylight Savings Time is remembering which way the clocks shift. Spring forward, fall back? Or the other way around? I can never remember.

33. Daylight Savings Time is like the universe taking back an extra hour it accidentally gave you months ago.

34. I wish someone had told me Daylight Savings Time was ending this weekend before I scheduled my big Sunday plans. Now I have to wake up when it’s still dark outside, ugh!

35. Losing an hour of sleep because of Daylight Savings Time is rough. I walk around in a zombified fog until I adjust.

36. I masterfully scheduled a nap to coincide perfectly with the extra hour we gain when Daylight Savings Time starts. I felt so well rested!

37. Coworker: “Hey, did you hear they’re extending Daylight Savings Time to be three hours instead of one?” Me: “Wow, really? Wait a minute…”

38. My smartwatch automatically updates for Daylight Savings Time which is so convenient. It’s already living in the future while my brain tries to catch up.

39. I wish they would just make Daylight Savings Time permanent and stop all this clock changing nonsense. Just pick a time and stick with it!

40. Losing an hour to Daylight Savings Time is the ultimate walk of shame, except we all have to do it together.

41. Whenever Daylight Savings Time happens, I feel compelled to reset every clock in my house. I have no idea why I’m so obsessed!

42. Me on the first day of Daylight Savings Time: “What do you mean it’s 5:30 already? I swear it was just 4:30 like 10 minutes ago!”

43. If there was a global vote on ending Daylight Savings Time, I would be the first in line to cast my vote. It’s outdated and ridiculous.

44. I wish someone had warned me Daylight Savings Time was ending soon. I slept in an hour late and missed my early morning spin class. Drat!

45. Losing an hour of sleep to Daylight Savings Time should be considered cruel and unusual punishment.

46. My cat gets so angry when the clocks change for Daylight Savings Time. She doesn’t understand why her dinner is an hour late.

47. Benjamin Franklin first thought up Daylight Savings Time as a joke in a satirical essay in 1784. Little did he know we’d actually still be doing it hundreds of years later!

48. I’m so efficient that when Daylight Savings Time starts, I manage to productively use that extra hour gained. Said no one ever.

49. I’m pretty sure the Monday after Daylight Savings Time starts was created specifically to torment school children and workers everywhere.

50. Losing an hour to Daylight Savings Time is like the universe taking an hour long coffee break but forgetting to pause time alongside it.

51. The funniest thing about Daylight Savings Time is that it doesn’t actually save any daylight. The amount of daylight stays the same!

52. I wish someone would warn me before Daylight Savings Time ends so I’m prepared for the depression that comes with the earlier sunset.

53. Daylight Savings Time is proof that nothing ever good happens after 2am.

54. My Apple Watch updating automatically for Daylight Savings Time feels suspiciously like witchcraft.

55. I’m 95% sure Daylight Savings Time was invented by sadists who enjoy messing up everyone’s sleep schedules twice a year.

56. Losing an hour for Daylight Savings Time is the ultimate walk of shame we all have to do together as a society.

57. I’m so efficient that when we gain an extra hour during Daylight Savings Time, I manage to waste every minute of it productively.

58. I wish someone had reminded me Daylight Savings Time was ending so I didn’t spend all of Sunday in a sleep deprived haze.

59. Ending Daylight Savings Time in the fall should be considered a health hazard. Pitch black at 5pm? No thank you.

60. Losing an hour of sleep because of Daylight Savings Time should be classified as cruel and unusual punishment.