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there's a time and place for them. "[joe], did you cut your hair?" the student asked. "i cut most of them, except this one," the teacher answered, pointing at a lone hair.
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220809
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nr
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"i've been listening to dr. dre these days; i'd kind of forgotten how good some of his stuff in the '90s was." "so, you're saying you forgot about dre?" (obvious joke but appreciated nonetheless.)
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220809
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raze
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first ear of corn: "i'm proud of my son. he's doing great things in the air force." second ear of corn: "what's his rank?" first ear of corn: "kernel."
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220809
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raze
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q: what did the ocean say to the beach? a: nothing. it just waved.
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220813
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e_o_i
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Okay, props to raze for making this ABOUT corn. Dad and I were walking Shiloh yesterday when I commented on how he's gotten into the habit of peeing around trees. Or rather where other dogs have done so. "Peer pressure," I said. And then, seizing the opportunity, "Pee-er pressure."
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220814
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raze
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(i'll have you know that your recognition of my intentional corniness made me grin. and your urine-based pun gave me a great cackle.)
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220814
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raze
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q: why don't eggs make good comedians? a: they're always cracking up.
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220817
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raze
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a length of string walks into a bar and pulls up a stool. the bartender asks, "can i get you a drink?" "no!" says the string. "i'm a frayed knot!"
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220916
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raze
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q: why do melons get married? a: they cantaloupe.
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220917
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tender_square
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q: what do you call two crows? a: an attempted murder.
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220930
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raze
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q: why did the bear quit the police force? a: he didn't have the stomach for investigating grizzly crime scenes.
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230210
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raze
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q: what did the amputated toe say to its brethren? a: i think we got off on the wrong foot.
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230415
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e_o_i
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Oxford edition! David timed his comment with my bathroom-going. He said through the door, "You spent six weeks in Germany and now...European!" (pronounced yer-a-peein'). Then, at the Ashmolean Museum, I pointed out a Greek statue missing two of its limbs. "Look, that reminds me of an Ernest Hemingway book," I said. What? he went. "A Farewell to Arms."
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230702
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raze
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q: what do you call a smug piece of bread with a sunburn? a: wry toast.
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230712
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raze
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(this one's more depraved than corny, but here goes anyway.) q: what was the male adult film star's favourite leonard_cohen song? a: "came so far for beauty".
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230718
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raze
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a man goes to see his doctor. "doctor," he says. "i'm shrinking. what should i do?" "i guess," the doctor says, "you'll just have to be a little patient."
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230719
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raze
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q: what's a pig's favourite karate move? a: the pork chop.
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230727
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raze
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(this one is borrowed from andru.) q: how can you tell if you're not over someone? a: you still carry a porch for them.
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230730
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raze
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two elderly lady nuts become fast friends. the first nut asks, "what did your husband do for a living?" the second nut replies, "he spent his life working in the world of macadamia."
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230807
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raze
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q: why is the sea so strong? a: it's full of mussels.
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230928
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raze
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q: why do you never hear a pterodactyl going to the bathroom? a: the p is silent.
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230930
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raze
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you know how books lose weight? they have their appendixes removed.
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231001
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raze
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a man came home from work and asked his dog how his day was. "ruff," the dog replied.
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231120
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raze
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this seasonal selection was seen on a sign outside a store today: "if athletes have athlete's foot, what do elves have? mistletoe!"
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231127
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raze
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q: what do you call an incomplete intestine? a: a semicolon.
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240112
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