First Line |
Joke, Riddle or Giggle Title |
Lines |
Views |
A man was telling some friends |
Fishing |
5 |
174759 |
A man went into a restaurant recently |
Fish |
2 |
174546 |
A man went into a southern restaurant |
Food |
2 |
174322 |
A man went to an insurance office |
Life Insurance |
9 |
174717 |
A man who has an office downtown called |
Cause And Effect |
4 |
174957 |
A man who stuttered badly went |
Stammering |
2 |
174177 |
A man who was "wanted" in Russia |
Police |
1 |
174280 |
A man who was a well known |
Bores |
1 |
174548 |
A man whose trousers bagged badly |
Clothing |
2 |
174207 |
A man wished to have something original |
Epitaphs |
1 |
175172 |
A man's own observation, |
Medicine |
|
174681 |
A man, who is the father |
Reality |
4 |
174407 |
A married man was having an affair with his secretary. |
The First Affair |
5 |
176476 |
A member of the faculty in a London medical |
Doctors |
4 |
174651 |
A member of the faculty of the University of Wisconsin |
Examinations |
2 |
175040 |
A member of the Lambs' Club had a reputation |
Puns |
4 |
174349 |
A merchant in a Wisconsin town |
What Did He Mean? |
4 |
173961 |
A mere madness, |
Misers |
1 |
174395 |
A Methodist negro exhorter shouted: |
Baptists |
1 |
174578 |
A Michigan citizen recently received a letter |
Temperance |
4 |
174330 |
A middle-aged colored woman in a Georgia village, |
Proportion |
4 |
175570 |
A middle-aged farmer accosted a serious-faced youth |
Repartee |
4 |
174206 |
A milliner endeavored to sell to a colored woman one |
Comparisons |
2 |
174162 |
A minister of a fashionable church |
Clergy |
13 |
174455 |
A Monastery is |
A Monastery |
1 |
177115 |
A mortician was working late one night. |
The Third Affair |
5 |
175893 |
A mouse chanced on a pool of whiskey |
Drink |
2 |
174645 |
A mysterious building had been erected |
Common Sense |
6 |
174557 |
A near race riot happened in a southern town. |
Speed |
1 |
173972 |
A near-sighted old lady at a dinner-party, |
Baldness |
1 |
174779 |
A Nebraska man was carried forty miles |
Windfalls |
1 |
174278 |
A negro bricklayer in Macon, Georgia, |
Jokes |
4 |
174341 |
A negro came running down the lane |
Cowards |
3 |
174148 |
A negro preacher in a southern town |
Race Prejudices |
5 |
174383 |
A negro servant, on being ordered to |
Brevity |
3 |
174369 |
A negro was brought before a justice of the peace. |
Stealing |
7 |
174167 |
A negro went into a hardware shop |
Negroes |
1 |
174780 |
A negro who was having one misfortune |
Luck |
1 |
174244 |
A nervous commuter on his dark, |
Commuters |
5 |
174666 |
A new baby arrived at a house. |
Competition |
3 |
174643 |
A New Orleans lawyer was asked |
Success |
3 |
174179 |
A new priest at his first mass was so nervous |
A Touch Of Dutch Courage |
20 |
178556 |
A new sign in the bank lobby says: |
Drive Through ATM Procedures. |
42 |
177736 |
A new volunteer at a national guard |
Armies |
15 |
174613 |
A New York firm recently hung |
Solecisms |
1 |
174229 |
A New York woman of great beauty |
Vanity |
4 |
174480 |
A newly appointed Scotch minister |
Contribution Box |
2 |
174400 |
A Newport man who was invited to a house |
Regrets |
1 |
174323 |
A newspaper man named Fling |
Journalism |
5 |
174475 |
A newspaper thus defined amusements: |
Amusements |
2 |
174480 |
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