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Jokes, Riddles & Giggles Listing Alphabetical by First Lines or part thereof.
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| First Line |
Joke, Riddle or Giggle Title |
Lines |
Views |
| May we have those in our |
Love |
1 |
187796 |
| May you live as long as you like, |
Life |
2 |
187840 |
| Maybe the man who boasts that he doesn't owe |
Boasting |
3 |
188060 |
| Mayor William S. Jordan, |
Optimism |
6 |
188354 |
| MCANDREWS (the chemist, at two A.M.) |
Thrift |
2 |
187840 |
| MCGORRY - "I'll buy yez no new hat, |
Vanity |
2 |
188217 |
| Me gotta da good job, |
Wages |
1 |
188235 |
| MEDICAL STUDENT - "What did you operate on that man for?" |
Physicians And Surgeons |
4 |
187862 |
| Men are four: |
Men |
9 |
187786 |
| Merchant: Look here, |
No Kick Coming |
2 |
187814 |
| Michael Dugan, a journeyman plumber, |
Carefulness |
3 |
188689 |
| Micky Bryan and Patsy Kelly had been schoolmates together, |
A Great Athlete |
7 |
189854 |
| MIKE (in bed, to alarm-clock as it goes off) |
Alarm Clocks |
1 |
188544 |
| Mike, I wish I knew where I was goin' to die. |
Foresight |
3 |
187861 |
| Mike, the hod-carrier, |
Hindsight |
4 |
188159 |
| MILLIONAIRE (to a beggar) |
Millionaire |
2 |
188148 |
| MILLIONAIRE (to ragged beggar) |
Begging |
2 |
188039 |
| Milton was one day asked by a friend |
Languages |
2 |
188482 |
| Minister: Would you care to join |
Ready To Join |
2 |
188257 |
| Miss Bizzy: "I am glad to hear |
Discretion |
2 |
187720 |
| Miss de Simpson, |
Diplomacy |
2 |
187889 |
| Miss Hen: "I demand an explanation! |
An Alias |
2 |
188253 |
| Miss Jane, did Moses have the same after-dinner |
Bible Interpretation |
3 |
188193 |
| Miss PASSAY - "You have saved my life, |
Gratitude |
2 |
187950 |
| MISS SCRIBBLE-"The heroine of my next story |
Woman |
2 |
187774 |
| Miss Smith--Belinda, |
With A Reservation |
4 |
187865 |
| Mistake, error, |
Military Discipline |
1 |
187855 |
| MISTRESS (to new servant) |
Finger-Bowls |
2 |
187964 |
| MISTRESS - "Did the mustard plaster do you any good, Bridget?" |
Remedies |
2 |
187856 |
| MISTRESS - "Have you a reference?" |
Recommendations |
2 |
188316 |
| MISTRESS - "Nora, I saw a policeman |
Servants |
2 |
187913 |
| Mistress: "Don't call them jugs, |
Misunderstood |
2 |
187814 |
| Mistress: "I hope you're doing |
Hope Springs Eternal |
2 |
188024 |
| Mistress: "Oh, cook, |
Blue Blood |
2 |
188122 |
| Mistress: "Oh, Jane, |
Hope Springs Eternal |
2 |
187866 |
| Mollie, you haven't said your prayers. |
The Servant Problem |
3 |
188118 |
| Mollie (who has been naughty and |
Justification |
2 |
188663 |
| Mose, what is the difference between a bucket |
Conundrums |
3 |
187780 |
| Most Southerners are gallant. |
Woman |
2 |
187816 |
| MOTHER (to inquisitive child) |
Beauty, Personal |
2 |
187901 |
| MOTHER - "Oh, Bobby, I'm ashamed of you. |
Liars |
2 |
189448 |
| MOTHER - "The teacher complains |
Teachers |
2 |
188539 |
| MOTHER - "Tommy, if you're pretending |
Realism |
2 |
188234 |
| Mother had been having considerable argument |
Faith |
1 |
188581 |
| Mother, may I go aeroplane? |
Aeroplanes |
4 |
188516 |
| Mother," asked the little one, |
Diet |
1 |
188324 |
| Mother: "Augustus, you naughty boy, |
Blue Blood |
2 |
187722 |
| Mother: "Did you remember to pray |
Not What She Meant |
2 |
187865 |
| Mother: "Hush! You two children |
Perfect Agreement |
2 |
188269 |
| Mother: "What! Have you been |
An Error In Judgment |
2 |
187965 |
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