| First Line |
Joke, Riddle or Giggle Title |
Lines |
Views |
| They had had their usual altercation |
Her Soft Answer |
3 |
188133 |
| They sat each at an extreme end |
Thrift |
9 |
187743 |
| They say that she was his stenographer |
Changing Places |
4 |
188437 |
| They say, and I am glad they say, |
Friendship |
8 |
188374 |
| They tell me you're working 'ard night an' day, |
Foresight |
4 |
187827 |
| They thought more of the Legion of Honor |
Anatomy |
10 |
188105 |
| They used to have a farming rule |
Agriculture |
6 |
188186 |
| They were at dinner and the dainties were on the table. |
Etiquet |
8 |
188345 |
| They were dining on fowl in a restaurant. |
Proposals |
1 |
188081 |
| They were in Italy together. |
Profanity |
6 |
187906 |
| They were talking over the days |
A Close Call |
1 |
189865 |
| They were trying an Irishman, |
Character |
5 |
188599 |
| Think twice before you speak, |
Spite |
1 |
188262 |
| This conversation was overheard |
Managing The Managers |
3 |
188227 |
| This is a foine country, Bridget! |
Generosity |
1 |
191359 |
| This is certainly a modern cook-book in every way. |
Cookery |
3 |
187995 |
| This is from an Irish priest's sermon, |
Whisky |
1 |
188023 |
| This is the dialogue between a little girl |
Hereafter |
4 |
188543 |
| This is the way that physicians mend or end us, |
Physicians And Surgeons |
4 |
187702 |
| This theory about fish being brain food |
An Argument |
3 |
188490 |
| This world that we're a-livin' in |
Life |
4 |
188007 |
| Thomas B. Reed was one of the Legislative |
Legislators |
4 |
188407 |
| Those melodious bursts |
Mistake |
1 |
188646 |
| Three boys from Yale, |
College Students |
1 |
188087 |
| Three men were talking in rather a large way |
Railroads |
3 |
188197 |
| Three women die together in an accident |
Duck's Disease |
13 |
191530 |
| TIM - "Sarer Smith (you know 'er |
Marriage |
4 |
188398 |
| Time fleeth on, |
Time |
6 |
188217 |
| Tiny Clara heard her mother say |
Outworn |
2 |
187763 |
| Tis better to have lived and loved |
Love |
2 |
188112 |
| Tis God gives skill |
Musicians |
4 |
187724 |
| Tis not in mortals to command success, |
Success |
3 |
187748 |
| Tis strange - but true; |
Truth |
1 |
187774 |
| Titles of honour add not to his worth, |
Honor |
2 |
187696 |
| To a cupful of negative goodness |
Recipe for a parson: |
4 |
188440 |
| To a presence that's much more than queenly, |
Recipe for a milliner: |
4 |
188077 |
| To a quart of boiling temper |
Recipe for a policeman: |
4 |
188439 |
| To abstain that we may enjoy |
Diet |
1 |
188489 |
| To be seventy years young |
Age |
1 |
188415 |
| To fearful and wonderful rolling of "r's," |
Recipe for a telephone operator: |
4 |
188244 |
| To get thine ends, |
Begging |
2 |
187926 |
| To modernize an old prophecy, |
Finance |
1 |
188107 |
| To one slice of ham add assortment of roles. |
Recipe for an actor: |
4 |
188334 |
| To our Fat Friends: |
Corpulence |
1 |
187836 |
| To Our National Birds |
Carving |
|
188501 |
| To tell men that they cannot |
Pessimism |
1 |
187918 |
| To the old, long life and treasure; |
Age |
2 |
188057 |
| To the power that already lies in her hands |
Recipe for a suffragette: |
4 |
188051 |
| To wake the soul by tender strokes of art, |
Acting |
5 |
188530 |
| Tobaccy wanst saved my life, |
Tobacco |
1 |
187731 |
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