One of the most famous peanut jokes is: Two peanuts were walking down the road when one was "assaulted" (a salted). Get it?
ANOTHER ONE:A preacher decided to make a home visitation to an elderly woman in his congregation. He arrives and she invites him in to sit in the living room. She asks if he would like some tea and he agrees. She goes to the kitchen to brew up a pot of hot water. He notices some peanuts in a dish and tries one. They are so good, he eats the all of the contents of the dish. She returns and he says 'I'm so sorry. I tried one and couldn't resist. I ate all of your peanuts'. She replied 'Don't worry dear. At my age, all I do is suck the chocolate off of them.' YET ANOTHER ONE:Q: How do you catch an elephant?A: Hide in the grass and make a sound like a peanut.
Q: How can you tell if an elephant is in your bed?
A: You can smell the peanuts on its breath.
No. I do not know pond jokes but you can find a lot of them at Jokes and Riddles for Kids at EnchantedLearning.com.
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Some people think it is funny but not for some some people that like dirty jokes are the one who say swear words and have the dirty stuff with females su dont get intrasted in those jokes
Riddles originated from well they were made by "Rhind Mathematical Papyrus.
Riddles are mysteries to be solved. In the modern use, riddles are jokes, usually questions that have a trick answer. Most use wordplay, in that the answer depends upon some sly interpretation of the way the question is phrased. The answer may be part of the question itself, or may rely on misdirection. Examples: -- "The capital of Kenya is in the center of the country. How do you spell it?" ("I-T") -- "If every single person left town, who would be left?" ("All of the married couples.") -- "What word do the smartest people in the world always spell incorrectly?" (The word "i-n-c-o-r-r-e-c-t-l-y") dont read humptydumpty he rapes in your dreams and it hurts so much from local scientist
Yes -- be sure that you put them into the "Jokes and Riddles" category so people will know they're jokes or riddles.
The Jokes and Riddles category is found by clicking on the related link below this answer.
The Dewey Decimal Classification number for jokes and riddles is 818.5.
What has holes, yet holds water? A sponge.
Yes, users on WikiAnswers will answer your riddles. Go to 'browse categories' in your blue bar to the left, and in the search box, type in 'jokes and riddles'. There is where you can find many popular jokes and riddles, and answers to them.
23 jokes plus 17 riddles is 40 stupid things that came out of that nerds mouth.
Christmas riddles and jokes can be read on various sites such as Squigly's Playhouse. Guy-Sports, Primary Games, and Mrs. Garrison's Community have riddles for all ages.
No. I do not know pond jokes but you can find a lot of them at Jokes and Riddles for Kids at EnchantedLearning.com.
the difference is that riddles tell you the answer and you have to figure out what the joke is.jokes kind of tell you what it is
blonde jokes, or ethnic jokes
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