| First Line |
Joke, Riddle or Giggle Title |
Lines |
Views |
| TEACHER - "Willie, did your father cane |
Punishment |
4 |
174177 |
| TEACHER-"Good little boys do not skate on Sunday, |
Sunday |
4 |
174469 |
| TEACHER-"Now, Tommy, what is a hypocrite?" |
Hypocrisy |
2 |
174281 |
| Teacher: "In which of his battles |
Battle |
2 |
175351 |
| Ted had a habit of dropping in at the house next door |
Diplomacy |
4 |
174896 |
| Telephone girls sometimes glory in their mistakes |
Blunders |
6 |
174523 |
| Tell me, does your husband snore? |
Art |
4 |
175021 |
| Ten poor men sleep in peace |
Kings And Rulers |
2 |
174440 |
| Th' only time some fellers ever |
Gardening |
1 |
174924 |
| Thank Heaven, those bills are got rid of, |
Bills |
3 |
174654 |
| That celebrated statue, the Winged Victory, |
Victory |
2 |
174523 |
| That clever and brilliant genius, |
Drunkards |
5 |
174741 |
| That fellow is too slick for me. |
Salesmen And Salesmanship |
3 |
174673 |
| That fellow Jones is a hard-headed cuss, |
A Wonder! |
3 |
176070 |
| That gentleman who is being introduced |
Not Restricted |
2 |
174439 |
| That new steamer they're building is a whopper, |
Steamships |
2 |
174363 |
| That was the spirit of your uncle |
Dining |
2 |
174524 |
| That which makes the |
Vanity |
1 |
174730 |
| That woman never turns away a hungry man. |
Hunger |
3 |
174984 |
| That writer does the most, |
Authors |
1 |
174849 |
| That you, dearie? I'm detained |
Important Business |
4 |
174721 |
| That's a swell umbrella you carry. |
Umbrellas |
4 |
174476 |
| That's Betty Grant's new maid. |
Hope Springs Eternal |
3 |
174478 |
| That's rather a handsome mantelpiece |
Memorials |
4 |
174317 |
| THE "ANGEL" (about to give a beggar a dime) |
Begging |
2 |
174915 |
| The "celebrated pianiste," Miss Sharpe, |
Musicians |
3 |
174662 |
| The babu explained with great politeness |
Providence |
2 |
174222 |
| The absentminded inventor perfected |
Absentmindedness 2 |
2 |
175071 |
| The accomplished and obliging pianist |
Music |
1 |
174244 |
| The advertisement offered for fifty cents |
Profiteers |
2 |
174274 |
| The aged caretaker of the Episcopal |
Nomenclature |
2 |
174285 |
| The aged colored clergyman, |
Sermon |
2 |
174236 |
| The aged negro clergyman announced solemnly from the pulpit: |
Baptism |
2 |
175104 |
| The airman, after many hours of thick weather, |
Geography |
2 |
174761 |
| The amateur artist was painting sunset, |
Art |
4 |
174732 |
| The amiable old lady was overheard talking |
Paradox |
2 |
174524 |
| The Ant: "Well, we've struck!" |
More Opportunity |
3 |
174380 |
| The apoplectic and grumpy old gentleman |
Music |
5 |
174768 |
| The applicant for the position of cook |
Quarrelsome |
4 |
174617 |
| The Arctic explorer at a reception |
Food |
5 |
174042 |
| The ardent lover heard the clock strike the hours |
Time Flies |
3 |
173853 |
| The Aristocrat (returning to school): |
William the Conqueror |
|
177967 |
| The ashman was raising a can of ashes |
Profanity |
3 |
173968 |
| The assistant minister announced |
Mistaken Identity |
3 |
174064 |
| The attorney demanded to know |
Public Service Corporations |
5 |
174055 |
| The auctioneer, offering the pasture |
Grass |
2 |
174146 |
| THE AUTHOR - "Would you advise me |
Authors |
2 |
174271 |
| The author who speaks about his |
Authors |
1 |
174697 |
| The automobile rushed down the road |
Waste |
1 |
174218 |
| The automobile was a thing unheard of to a mountaineer |
Motorcycles |
2 |
173894 |
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