| First Line | Joke, Riddle or Giggle Title | Lines | Views | 
| I always said old Cornelius Husk was slow, | Speed | 3 | 327411 | 
| I am a great friend to public amusements; | Amusements | 1 | 327680 | 
| I am going to make my farewell | Farewells | 4 | 327780 | 
| I am going to start a garden, | Gardening | 2 | 327480 | 
| I am sending you a thousand kisses, | Domestic Finance | 1 | 327623 | 
| I am very fond of the company | Woman | 1 | 327721 | 
| I am willing," said the candidate, | Candidates | 2 | 327619 | 
| I call'd the devil and he came, | Diplomacy | 8 | 328091 | 
| I can read my husband | The Alleged Humorists | 2 | 327384 | 
| I can take a hundred words a minute, | Marriage | 2 | 327369 | 
| I cannot tell how the truth may be; | Gossip | 2 | 327328 | 
| I conceive disgust at these impertinent | Epitaphs | 1 | 328187 | 
| I confess, that the subject of psychical research | Ghosts | 9 | 327636 | 
| I consider biennial elections as a security | Elections | 1 | 328465 | 
| I count life just a stuff | Life | 2 | 327254 | 
| I don't believe any two words | Synonyms | 3 | 327231 | 
| I don't know what to give Lizzie | Books And Reading | 3 | 327662 | 
| I don't know whether I like these | She Took Them | 2 | 327338 | 
| I dream my stories, | Authors | 2 | 327681 | 
| I drink when I have occasion, | Drinking | 2 | 327524 | 
| I even think that, sentimentally, | Music | 1 | 327206 | 
| I expected it, | Epitaphs | 1 | 328214 | 
| I firmly believe that if the whole | Medicine | 1 | 327026 | 
| I got a bite - I got a bite! | Fishing | 1 | 327289 | 
| I had a message from the Black Hand, | Police | 6 | 327260 | 
| I had a mighty queer surprise | Pessimism | 2 | 327325 | 
| I have thought some of Nature's | Men | 1 | 327339 | 
| I hear Scribbler finally got one of his plays on the boards. | Dramatists | 2 | 327532 | 
| I hear that Mrs. Brewster hasn't paid her | Philanthropy | 3 | 327571 | 
| I hear ye had words with Casey. | Quarrels | 4 | 327177 | 
| I hear you've taken up golf. | Troubles Of The New-Poor | 2 | 327187 | 
| I hold every man a | Debts | 1 | 327587 | 
| I hope I shall always possess firmness | Titles Of Honor And Nobility | 1 | 327275 | 
| I hope you are following my instructions | Medicine | 2 | 327018 | 
| I hope your father does not object | Courtship | 2 | 327389 | 
| I know a nature-faker, | Adaptation | 2 | 327729 | 
| I know I'm old, but I'm crazy about you, | Redeeming Trait | 4 | 327477 | 
| I let my house furnished, | Friendship | 2 | 327393 | 
| I made a mistake," said Plodding Pete. | Charity | 3 | 327318 | 
| I ne'er forget a joke I have | Jokes | 4 | 327485 | 
| I never see my rector's eyes; | Preaching | 4 | 327457 | 
| I never was on the dull, | Ocean | 2 | 327401 | 
| I read of the terrible vengeance inflicted | Railroads | 5 | 327358 | 
| I really believe he married her | In Keeping | 2 | 327894 | 
| I say, dear old bean, | Justification | 3 | 327461 | 
| I say, Madge, it's bitterly cold. | The Cold | 2 | 327618 | 
| I say, Taxi, I've only got enough change | Changing The Subject | 1 | 327247 | 
| I say--come and dance. | A Subtle Distinction | 2 | 329624 | 
| I see you carrying home a new kind of breakfast food, | Commuters | 2 | 326899 | 
| I shall never find anyone else like you. | Getting Reckless | 2 | 327770 | 
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