TIME BANANA
“Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana” – popular pun of unknown origin, which relies on an instance of antanaclasis to create a second kind of wordplay, the “garden path sentence,” which “tricks” the reader into expecting something else or confusing meaning in the second half of the sentence.
anadiplosis
This is yet another term from that repository of extraordinary expressions, the field of rhetoric. It refers to the trick of repeating the last word of a sentence, line, or clause, at or near the beginning of the next.
IF POISONOUS
If poison is past its expiry date is it no longer poisonous or is it more poisonous?
WILLIAM DAD
William Tell talking to his son;
“Do you know anyone who’s good at shooting arrows son”?
“Not off the top of my head dad”.