Showing posts with label cowboy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cowboy. Show all posts

Saturday, January 18, 2014

Joke of the Week #90

An outlaw in the old west has been captured and taken to the judge.

Judge: "Is it true that you've held up several trains in this area?"

Outlaw: "Well, yes and no."

Judge: Where did you hold up the trains?"

Outlaw: "Here and there."

Judge: "What did you steal from the passengers?"

Outlaw: "This and that."

Judge: "Sherriff, arrest this man!"

Outlaw: "Hey! When do I get out?"

Judge: "Oh, sooner or later."


Saturday, June 8, 2013

Jokes of the Week #59: Animal Crack-Ups 2: It's a Zoo in Here

Marvin: "This morning I woke up and was surprised to find the dog licking my face."

Sandy: "Why were you surprised?"

Marvin: "We don't have a dog."

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What do you call a crazy flea?

A looney tick!

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Tania: "Say, did you know that it takes three sheep to make a sweater?"

Walter: "Gee, I didn't even know they could knit!"

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What did Mr. and Mrs. Chicken name their baby?

Egg.

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A herd of buffalo is travelling across the plain, when a cowboy rides up alongside them. "You're the ugliest buffalo I've ever seen," he says. "Look at you, your fur is all tangled and matted, you're dirty and smelly, and you're slobbering all over the place."

After the cowboy leaves, one of the buffalo at the back of the herd turns to the buffalo next to him and says, "I think I just heard a discouraging word."

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Why was the little whale sent to the principal's office?

For spouting off at the teacher.

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What do you get when you cross a small deer with a ghost?

Bamboo.

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Jumbo the circus elephant was known for being big-hearted. The other day, he was walking in the parade, when he accidentally stepped on a bird. Knowing that the bird probably had a nest somewhere with a baby in it, he sat on the bird to keep it warm.

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Junior: "Daddy, Daddy, there's a Dalmatian in the house."

Dad: "Don't worry about that, son, I hear that Dalmatians are supposed to be lucky."

Junior: "This one sure is. He ate your dinner!"

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What do you get when you cross a pig with an iguana?

A porky spine.

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Morris(At the zoo): "You know, I wonder what that prairie dog would say if he could talk."

Wendy: "He'd probably say, 'Pardon me, but I'm a ferret.'"

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Simon: "I finally found the rattle in my car."

Rhonda: "Oh, I'm glad to hear that."

Simon: "I'm not-it was attatched to a snake!"

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What do you get when you cross a crocodile with a shark and a T. Rex?

I don't know, but I sure wouldn't get in the pool with it!

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What do you call a lazy kangaroo?

A pouch potato.

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How is the letter "A" like a flower bed?

Because they both have bees coming after them.

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What's a cat's favorite musical?

The Sound of Mew-sic.

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What do rodents use for bad breath?

Mousewash.

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Gloria: "Mr. Franklin worked as a dogcatcher for 20 years, but now he's been fired."

Myles: "Why? What happened?"

Gloria: "The dogs started catching him."

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What's a sheep's favorite movie?

Ewe Got Mail.

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Why do fish swim in saltwater?

Pepper makes them sneeze.

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As Mona is leaving her house one morning, she sees her neighbor Mrs. Greyson walking through her front door, holding a pet carrier. Mona walks up to her. "Hi, Mrs. Greyson. What'cha got in that carrier?"

"It's a cat." Mrs. Greyson replies. "You see, for the last few nights, I've been dreaming about rats, and I've been really scared! The cat will catch them, hopefully."

A perplexed look crosses Mona's face. "But...the rats aren't real."

"Don't worry, dear, the cat isn't either."

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Little Skunk: "But Mom, why can't I have a chemistry set for my birthday?"

Mama Skunk: "I'm afraid that it would stink up the house."

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There's a knock at the door, and when Lucy answers it, she sees a snail sitting on her doorstep. Lucy then immediately picks up the snail, runs to the end of her driveway, and throws it as hard as she can.

Two years pass, and Lucy hears another knock at her door as she's sitting in her living room. She answers the door, and finds the same snail there. "What was that all about?" the snail asks.

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Fido: "There's a dog on the next block with really long ears, and every time he walks up the stairs, he steps on them."

Fifi: "He steps on his ears?"

Fido: "No, he steps on the stairs."

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When is it bad luck to have a black cat follow you?

When you're a mouse.

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I stayed in a small village in the country last summer; my landlady kept animals. On the first day one of her chickens died, so we had roast chicken for dinner.

On the second day one of her pigs died, so we had honeybaked ham.

On the third day one of her sheep died, so we had lamb chops.

On the fourth day her husband died, so I left before dinner.

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What has 100 feet and 98 shoes?

A centipede trying on a new pair of sneakers.

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Why are elephants prone to holding grudges?

They can forgive, but they can't forget.

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And why are giraffes prone to holding grudges?

It takes them a long time to swallow their pride.

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Cowboy Tom and Cowboy Fred shared a field for their two horses. In order to be able to tell them apart, Tom tied a red ribbon around his horse's tail; one day, when they went out to the field, Tom noticed that the ribbon had fallen off.

"Now how will we tell our horses apart?" a concerned Tom exclaims.

Fred thinks about it for about a minute. "I know! How about if you take the black one and I take the white one?"

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What did Tarzan say when he saw an enormous pink elephant wearing dark glasses walking by?

Nothing. He didn't recognize it.

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Mrs. Morgan was having a difficult time teaching her parrot to talk. She tried everything: repeating certain phrases to him several times, reading to him, and having conversations within his earshot, but nothing ever worked. Then one day, after she had fed the bird his dinner, the parrot said, "Can I have a little more birdseed, please?"

Mrs. Morgan was shocked. "You can talk? But, how come you never said anything before?"

"Well, everything's been fine until now."

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Why did the sheep like the buffet restaurant?

Because the sign said, "All Ewe Can Eat."

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From Nickelodeon Magazine.

Saturday, April 27, 2013

Jokes of the Week #53: Bestseller List

The Invisible Man
by Donna C. Yew
 
Swimming the English Channel
by Francis Neer
 
100 Great Recipes
by Dean R. Bell
 
Carpeting Made Easy
by Walter Wall
 
Same Old, Same Old
by Ben Dare and Dawn Datt
 
The Lone Cowboy
by Larry Att
 
Strong Winds
by Gail Force
 
Sahara Journey
by Rhoda Camel
 
The Haunted House
by Hugo First
 
The Millionaire
by Iva Fortune
 
Can You Really Make Friends With Dracula?
by Dawn U. B'leevitt
 
World Atlas
by Geo. Graffie
 
Babysitting Made Easy
by Justin Casey Howells
 
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare
by Toby R. Nottobee
 
The Unknown Author
by Ann Onymous
 
Surrounded by Sharks
by Don Rock Daboat
 
How to Be an Expert Bullfighter
by Matt Adore
 
The Traveller's Guide to Alaska
by R.U. Kold and I.M. Freezn
 
I Poked a Rhino in the Nose
by Ron Feryerlife
 
Famous Frights
by Terry Fyde, Minerva S. Wreck, and I. Will Wiggout
 
Toxic Waste
by Paul Ooshun
 
Excercise at Home
by Ben Dan Stretch
 
Across the African Plains
by Ann T. Lope
 
Stormy Days
by A. Pauline Weather
 
Reptiles and Amphibians of the World
by Sally Mander and Tad Paul
 
Primitive Weaponry
by Bo N. Arros
 
Why I Walked Home From Work
by Mr. Bus
 
The True Story of How I Was Hit by an Alien's Blaster Ray
by O. Howard Hertz
 
Making Electricity
by Jenna Rator
 
Butterfly Catching Made Easy
by Annette N. Ajar
 
Collecting Modern Paintings
by Art X. Ibit
 
One, Two,
by Buck L. Myshoo
 
Department Store Courtesy
by May I. Helpyoo
 
150 Mexican Recipes
by Holly Peenyo
 
How to Run a Service Station
by Phillip McCarr and Bud Aaron Tyre
 
Yummy Christmas Treats
by Candy Kane
 
I Couldn't Sleep a Wink
by Eliza Wake
 
The New Improved Thesaurus
by Dick Shunnery and Alfie Bett
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


Friday, December 14, 2012

Joke of the Week #34

A cowboy at a ranch is bragging to a ranch hand about his amazing horse. "Ah was a-ridin' him along th' prarie one day, when he tripped on a rock, and ah fell outta th' saddle an' broke muh leg."

"What, did the horse reset your leg?" the ranch hand replies.

"No, but he grabbed me by th' belt, dragged me home, an' called th' doctor."

"Wow," the astounded ranch hand replies. "That really is amazing!"

"Not really. He called a horse doctor."



From Nickelodeon Magazine.

Friday, July 6, 2012

A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Bookstore:Twenty-Odd Ducks by Lynn Johnson

Thought they meant, "Somewhere in the neighborhood of twenty ducks"; guess I was wrong. :-D


This third addition to Lynn Johnson's very nifty(and extremely funny!) series of wordplay books, which also includes Eats, Shoots, and Leaves and The Girl's Like Spaghetti, plays with various punctuation marks and how they affect the meanings of sentences, with such examples as, "The cowboy roped the steer(on his horse)." versus "The cowboy roped the steer on his horse."(How the steer got on his horse, he never did find out!), "This is Sharky, who lost a tooth." versus "This is Sharky. Who lost a tooth?"(Maybe Sharky knows?), and "'Do you know who came last night? Santa Claus!' said my mom." versus "'Do you know who came last night?' Santa Claus said. 'My mom!'"(And she left goodies!) Proof positive that every punctuation mark certainly does count!


Here are a couple of my favorites:


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The pyramids really brought back memories for her.


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The question is, who has worse manners, the dinner guests or the Queen?