| First Line |
Joke, Riddle or Giggle Title |
Lines |
Views |
| TOM - "My pa is very religious. |
Cost Of Living |
4 |
174235 |
| Tom Corwin was remarkable for the size of his |
Insult |
2 |
174758 |
| Tom," said an Indiana youngster |
Heaven |
4 |
174639 |
| TOMMY - "My gran'pa wuz in th' civil war, |
Anatomy |
3 |
174415 |
| TOMMY - "Pop, what is a freethinker? |
Free Thought |
2 |
174580 |
| TOMMY - "Pop, what is it that the Bible |
Servants |
2 |
173918 |
| Tommy Atkins and a doughboy sat in a poker |
Poker |
4 |
173941 |
| TOMMY'S AUNT - "Won't you have another piece of cake, |
Etiquet |
4 |
174676 |
| Tommy, fourteen years old, arrived home for the holidays, |
Bookkeeping |
1 |
174414 |
| Tommy, why don't you play with Frank any more? |
Mollycoddles |
2 |
174198 |
| Tommy," said his brother, |
Luck |
2 |
174279 |
| Tommy," said his mother reprovingly, |
Memory |
6 |
173923 |
| Tommy: "What's an echo, pa?" |
Her Match |
|
174567 |
| TOMPKINS - "Ventley has received a million dollars |
Trusts |
3 |
174042 |
| TOURIST - "They have just dug up the corner-stone |
Chronology |
2 |
174408 |
| Tourist: "Have you any cold meat?" |
The New Appreciation |
2 |
174003 |
| TRAMP - "Lady, I'm dying from exposure." |
Exposure |
2 |
174266 |
| Tramp: "Would you please |
Poor |
1 |
174183 |
| TRAVELER (on an English train) |
Guarantees |
4 |
174124 |
| TRAVELER - "Say, boy, your corn looks kind of yellow." |
Repartee |
6 |
177546 |
| TRAVELING LECTURER FOR SOCIETY (to the remaining listener) |
Public Speakers |
2 |
174231 |
| Treason doth never prosper: |
Treason |
2 |
174019 |
| Tremendous crowd up at our church last night. |
Church Attendance |
3 |
174180 |
| Triangles are of three kinds |
Triangles |
1 |
174335 |
| Tried to skin me, that scribbler did! |
Authors |
3 |
174494 |
| Twinkle, twinkle, lovely star! |
Actors And Actresses |
4 |
174593 |
| Two booze-fiends were ambling homeward |
Drunkards |
3 |
174270 |
| Two boys once thought to play a trick |
Humbug |
7 |
174307 |
| Two characters in Jeffery Farnol's |
Gentlemen |
3 |
174724 |
| Two commercial travelers, |
Weather |
4 |
174583 |
| Two country darkies listened, |
European War |
3 |
174469 |
| Two darky boys in a Southern city met on the street |
New Suits |
6 |
174229 |
| Two doctors met in the hall of the hospital. |
Bacteria |
5 |
174671 |
| Two friends from Ireland on a tour occupied |
Paradox |
4 |
174484 |
| Two girls were talking over the wire. |
Telephone |
3 |
174269 |
| Two Irishmen fresh from Ireland had |
Fire Departments |
2 |
174236 |
| Two Irishmen were among a class |
Irish Bulls |
1 |
174356 |
| Two Irishmen were working on the roof |
Liars |
5 |
174354 |
| Two Irishmen who had just landed |
Tears |
5 |
174388 |
| Two ladies in a car disputed concerning the window, |
Brutality |
5 |
175127 |
| Two little boys, four and five years old respectively, |
Moral Education |
2 |
174106 |
| Two Marylanders, who were visiting the National Museum |
Museums |
4 |
173895 |
| Two men met on the city street in the evening, |
Forgetfulness |
6 |
174706 |
| Two men were boasting about their rich kin. Said one: |
Boasting |
7 |
175271 |
| Two men were talking together |
High Prices |
4 |
174162 |
| Two mistakes here, |
Blue Blood |
2 |
174062 |
| Two negro roustabouts at New Orleans |
Swimmers |
4 |
174162 |
| Two negroes were talking about a recent |
Memorials |
2 |
174217 |
| Two negroes were working in a coal-bin |
In Order To Be Filled |
6 |
174726 |
| Two of the leading attorneys of Memphis, |
Fighting |
4 |
174418 |
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