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Fun & Games

Fun & Games

From "Outside Jokes" book of wildlife cartoons
(Copyright: Betty C. Grace)

(Reprinted by permission of artist)

Editor's Note: Copies of the "Outside Jokes" book are on sale through:
The Nature Shop, Missouri Department of Conservation
P.O. Box 180, Jefferson City, MO 65102-018
or call toll free: 887-521-8632

Crossword Puzzles
When you have completed the puzzles, you can click here to find the answers!

Puzzle #1

Across Down

3. deep-sided valley
5. locally related
6. try out for show
7. things completed
9. room-to-room talk

1. public attention
2. functional spaces
4. wide ranging
8. two choice limit


Puzzle #2

Across Down

2. leads one to action
5. uniform in behavior
8. moved with risk

1. studies diseases
2. required
3. a moving out
4. not real or natural
6. fascinated by
7. tested, evaluated


Puzzle #3

Across Down

2. confinement
4. a regular pattern
6. proceeding with care
8. a particular place
9. one form or type
10. endurance

1. holding in mind
3. wrestle while down
5. wrestle to ground
7. at edge of city


From book reviews

Across Down

3. unwilling
5. a punishment period
9. a druggist
11. unable to leave
12. mean, unpleasant

1. ill feeling
2. dangerous disease
4. fixes machines
6. uneasily quiet
7. uncontrolled
8. continuous fighting
10. treatment

 

Jokes (recycled from 2003)

Let's start off with some school jokes

Son: I can't go to school today.
Father: Why not?
Son: I don't feel well.
Father: Where don't you feel well?
Son: In school!

What would you get if you crossed a vampire and a teacher?
     Lots of blood tests!

History teacher: Class, how did Columbus's men sleep on their ship?
Class wise guy: With their eyes closed!

Teacher: What can you tell me about the Dead Sea?
Pupil: Dead! I didn't even know it was sick!

What are you going to be when you get out of school?
     An old man!

Some riddles

What would you call two banana skins?
     A pair of slippers!

Why are skeletons always so calm?
     Because nothing gets under their skin!

Why do dragons sleep during the day?
     So they can fight knights!

Why are graveyards so noisy?
     Because of all the coffin!

How do undertakers speak?
     Gravely!

Where do mummies go if they want to swim?
     The Dead Sea!

What happened when a ghost asked for drink at the local bar?
     The bartender said, " Sorry sir, we don't serve spirits here"!

Doing a term paper about witches? Some reference books follow. (And yes I know Halloween is not in April.)

"Never Make a Witch Angry"
     by Sheila Tack

"Going on a Witch Hunt"
     by Count Miout

"I Saw a Witch in the Mirror"
     by Douglas Cracked

"The Ghost of a Witch"
     by Eve L. Spirit

"I Thought I Saw a Witch"
     by Denise R. Knockin

"How to Be a Witch"
     by Ruth Less

"When to Go Witch Hunting"
     by Mae B. Tomorrow

Another play on words

As migration time approached, two elderly vultures were too tired to fly south on their own. So they decided to go by airplane. When they checked in at the airport, the gate attendant noticed they were carrying two dead raccoons. "Do you wish to check the raccoons through as luggage?" she asked. "No, thanks," replied the vultures, "They're carrion."

And our final knock, knocks

Knock, knock.
     Who's there?
Ocelot.
     Ocelot who?
Ocelot a questions, don't you?

Knock, knock.
     Who's there?
Olive.
     Olive who?
Olive just around the corner.

Knock, knock.
     Who's there?
Orange juice?
     Orange juice who?
Orange juice sorry you asked?

 


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