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Hi all
I know a while back there was a thread with some jokes on it - just to try and lighten the load for folk and to provide a few jolly japes and spiffy spifferoons (those words etched in my memory bank from the late and great Kenny Everitt). However, I was far to lazy to try and find the other thread, so thought I'd start up a new one WJW.
Here we go people, something to start you off with:
"When I was a small boy, I had a dog named Tax. I'd open the door and "Income Tax""
"That very same year, I had a bird called Enza. I'd open the window and "Influenza"
Now, they can't be done on any other day - for it is after all, Worst Joke Wednesday.
See if you can beat either of those?
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I quit my job after my boss started paying me in vegetables.
I couldn’t live off of that celery.
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What did the tennis ball say when she thought the golf ball was cute?
"I love your dimples."
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Hi
My joke for this topic
What rhymes with "orange"?
No it doesn't.
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Ha ha, thank you Guest.
Why are citrus fruit considered good organisers?
Because they are always orange-ing things.
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What do you call a cat that eats a lot of oranges?
A sour puss
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