| First Line |
Joke, Riddle or Giggle Title |
Lines |
Views |
| FAIR VISITOR - "Why are you giving Fido's teeth |
Dogs |
2 |
17267 |
| Faith is a fine invention |
Faith |
4 |
17962 |
| Faith is believing |
Faith |
1 |
17930 |
| Faith is that quality which leads |
Faith |
1 |
17842 |
| Faith, Mrs. O'Hara, |
Twins |
2 |
17332 |
| Fame is the feeling that you are |
Fame |
1 |
18027 |
| Farewell! |
Farewells |
3 |
17522 |
| Farmer Brown was an old-fashioned farmer. |
Declined With Thanks |
4 |
17403 |
| Farmer Gray kept summer boarders. |
Bills |
5 |
17535 |
| Farmer: "Would you like to buy |
Sales |
2 |
17253 |
| Fate hit me very hard one day. |
Fate |
8 |
17975 |
| FATHER (impressively) |
Future Life |
2 |
18244 |
| FATHER (reprovingly) |
Liars |
2 |
17370 |
| FATHER - "Mildred, if you disobey |
Time |
4 |
17150 |
| FATHER - "Well, sonny, did you take your dog |
Musicians |
4 |
17465 |
| Father's trip abroad did him so much good, |
Dining |
1 |
17416 |
| Father," said a little boy, |
Wives |
3 |
17230 |
| Father. |
Friends |
5 |
17268 |
| FATHER: "My son will make a brilliant politician one day" |
Politicians |
3 |
17204 |
| Father: "Don't know the French for cat, |
Hope Springs Eternal |
2 |
17327 |
| Father: "Well, son, you certainly made |
Girls |
2 |
17688 |
| Fire escape: A steel stairway |
Fire Escapes |
1 |
17632 |
| First Burglar: "Say, Bill, |
Popular Opinion |
2 |
17201 |
| FIRST DEAF MUTE - "He wasn't so very angry, was he?" |
Profanity |
2 |
17148 |
| FIRST DOCTOR - "I operated on him for appendicitis. |
Physicians And Surgeons |
2 |
17818 |
| FIRST ENGLISHMAN - "Why do you allow your wife |
Suffragettes |
2 |
17306 |
| FIRST EUROPEAN SOCIETY LADY - "Wouldn't you like |
Kings And Rulers |
2 |
17573 |
| First Flapper: "The cheek of that conductor! |
Justification |
3 |
17352 |
| First Lady (effusively): |
Only Their Way |
2 |
17191 |
| First Little Girl: What's your last name, |
The Gloomy Guest |
2 |
17367 |
| FIRST MUSIC CRITIC - "I wasted a whole |
Criticism |
3 |
17161 |
| First Sailor (searching vainly for his ship |
Lost |
2 |
17241 |
| First Stenog. (reading): |
Fishy Record |
|
17300 |
| First Theatrical Manager: "Do you have any trouble |
How He Did It |
2 |
17100 |
| FIRST TRUSTEE - "But this ancient institution |
Colleges And Universities |
2 |
17145 |
| First Voter: "So Mr. Jones has been elected. |
Enfranchisement Of Woman |
2 |
17360 |
| Flag of truce, Excellency. |
War |
3 |
17297 |
| Fleshy Miss Muffet |
Dogs |
6 |
17188 |
| Flora: "I think that Maud has been |
Going Further |
2 |
17371 |
| Flora: "I'm writing to tell Jack |
Letting Him Know |
3 |
17309 |
| Fond Mamma: "I sometimes think, |
Blue Blood |
2 |
17223 |
| For a man seldom thinks with more |
Dining |
1 |
17423 |
| For every ill beneath the sun |
Remedies |
4 |
17361 |
| For it comes to pass oft that |
Profanity |
1 |
17177 |
| For little children everywhere |
Christmas Gifts |
4 |
17189 |
| For rent - |
Irish Bulls |
1 |
17359 |
| For there was never yet philosopher |
Teeth |
2 |
17294 |
| For titles do not reflect |
Titles Of Honor And Nobility |
1 |
19018 |
| Foreman: "'Ow is it that little |
Laziness |
2 |
17410 |
| Four hostile newspapers |
Newspapers |
1 |
17451 |
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