Grins and Groaners: Folio 3

Q: Who is the young man who takes care of a child with no parents?
A: Little orphan's manny.

Q: How can a meth addict contact his supplier more quickly?
A: Put him on speed dial.

Q: What is the sharpened pole upon which the "sea eagle" impaled himself?
A: A tern pike.

Q: What do you call a sheet of glass eaten by a donkey?
A: A pane in the ass.

Q: What is it called when one ethnicity at work gets a larger office than another?
A: Racial spatial discrimination.

Q: What do you call a kid who demolishes his Cheerios instead of eating them?
A: A cereal killer.

Q: What did the call girl call the midget when he didn't want to pay her for her services?
A: A little prick.

Q: What's the one exercise Mitch McConnell can't do at the gym?
A: Chin-ups.

Q: What is the antique lawn statue near the door of my plantation in Lexington?
A: My old Kentucky gnome.

Q: Where did the first Mrs. Bing Crosby keep her love for her family?
A: Deep in the heart of Dixie.
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Bauer Avatar
June 2, 2025 at 12:08 PM
ha! thanks for the grins today, jim!
Slaughter Avatar
June 2, 2025 at 1:31 PM
Yes, I needed some, myself. Thanks, Ilene.
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