I've had the reverse line happen a couple of times.
Someone walks into me and says "what are you, blind?" and I get to say "yes!" and wave my cane in their faces.
The flabbergasted reaction was rather satisfying.

I have absolutely 0 problem cracking jokes about my situation. It actually surprises some people. but, this has been me for as long as I've been me, so... eh. Honestly, sighted people end up more offended about things re: blindness than I do. It's moderately amusing.

I love blind jokes, I just can't see the punchline.

Fuck, that’s gonna stick with you for the rest of your life tbh.
I’m not blind enough yet to make blind jokes imo (only one eye is legally blind, the other is slowly catching up. Gotta love dat slow descent) but the “blind joke pass” is the only thing that makes me a bit less scared lol.

My favorite blind joke is "A blind guy tripped into a well. He couldn't see that well."

I love making blind jokes in order to cheer up my mom, who can (sometimes) feels guilty that I’ve lost most of my sight due to an autoimmune disease (she often wonders if there was something she could of done to prevent it - there wasn’t). When I was 18 I lost my sight for the first time, and since we lived in a small coastal town in Florida, my ophthalmologist was located in Orlando (about an hour’s drive away). We had a rhythm to those visits: schedule the appointment for as early as possible (less waiting room time) get a bagel on the way, and then after the appointment lunch + a fun/relaxing activity. It made an already stressful and arduous situation less difficult.

Anyways, one day for our post-appointment activity my mom took me to the Florida Mall (which is huge) and after her guiding me around for a bit we decided to get coffee. My mom left me at the coffee shop so she could go to the bathroom. It became very crowded, so I slowly moved backwards in order to get out of people’s way and have my back to a wall. I had my sunglasses on, but no cane, and I bumped into a woman who had stepped behind me. She was not happy, and snapped out “What, are you blind?!?” quite sarcastically. I apologized for my clumsiness and said, “Yes, I am. I’m so sorry - I’m not used to it yet and I didn’t know you were standing there. Again, Im so sorry”. This lady was *mortified* and very remorseful. She apologized repeatedly, bought me a coffee, and guided me to a nearby table and waited with me until my mom returned. Then she apologized to my mother. We both assured her no harm done, and so on - but I’d bet dollars to donuts that she *never* used that phrase again.

I do love always having a DD!

Blind jokes are great, ever since I lost my vision at the age of 15 I've been cracking blind jokes every time I live stream.
Most of them are a little cheesy and predictable but I never see him coming.
For example, I was playing Call of Duty the other day with a buddy of mine and I heard an enemy behind a wall so I decided to try and shoot through the wall eventually killing my enemy.
After the match my friend and I were talking about something random and the guy I killed started talking trash and asked "are you blind or something that accuracy was horrible.".
I replied something like that. My friend and I started laughing, then my friend just burst out laughing saying "you just got killed by a blind guy through a wall.".
By that time the guy was laughing alongside us. Not the funniest thing in the world but it was a fun experience.

Blind jokes are awesome! But as someone said, they have to be good enough to make you think about what's being said. But surprising sighties with my humor is always good.

Blind jokes are fun. My only caviat is that they actually have some effort put into them.

Had a guy on a MC server, back when my eyes worked a bit more, say something along the lines of "you're blind which is funny."

Not verbatim and I doubt I have the logs anymore but I got fairly annoyed. We were both admins so that was fun to deal with afterward /s.

Some dude ran into me on the sidewalk the other day. I had my cane out for obvious reasons. The guy said: “All forgiven, I know you’re sorry.”

You'll have more opportunities to trot it out, trust me. And if not, that's great! It means people aren't smashing into you. And yeah, blind jokes are pretty funny, as long as we're telling them.

I'll try to ask my father in law if he has one. Of course going blind when older, he's still coming to grips with his situation.