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August 2009 Vol. 10 Issue 8

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

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2. to cooperate
4. eaten by others
6. eats other animals
7. move one to act
8. trouble one is in

1. resources saving
2. groups acting as one
3. pumped up
5. existing no longer


Puzzle #2

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1. added together
3. bow and arrow sport
4. related to education
6. glass home for fish
7. celebrity signatures

1. famous persons
2. an adding of value
5. memorable event
8. income, earnings


Puzzle #3

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4. studies behavior
5. a working part
7. pilot in outer space
8. balance in nature

1. naturally absorbed
2. affecting each other
3. an earning on stock
6. place to bury trash


From book reviews

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1. cannot be seen
4. cordial treatment
5. hard to believe
6. a type of amphibian
8. studies the stars
9. a bad dream

2. animal doctor
3. unreal, fake
7. not a professional

From movie review

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1. game wizards play
3. influenced by devil
5. kissing
8. a non-wizard
9. pushy photographers
10. wizard school

2. head of Hogwarts
4. devious plans
6. enemy of Harry
7. threatening, evil

 

Jokes

Mother: What was the first thing you learned today in class?
Daughter: How to talk without moving my lips!

Mom: Have you finished filling the salt shaker?
Son: Not yet. It's hard to get the salt through all those little holes!

What was Camelot famous for?
     Its knight life!

Why were the early days of history called the Dark Ages?
     Because there were so many knights!

What was Camelot?
     A place where people parked their camels!

What kind of lights did Noah use for the ark?
     Floodlights!

Why did King Arthur have a round table?
     So no one could corner him!

What is an archeologist?
     Someone whose career is in ruins!

Have you ever seen a man eating tiger?
     No, but I once saw a man eating chicken!

What is a myth?
     A female moth!

How many balls of string would it take to reach the moon?
     One, if it's long enough!

Why does a flamingo lift one leg?
     Because if it lifted up both, it would fall down!

How about a long one? Almost a shaggy dog story…

"I want you to stop my son gambling," an anxious father said to the boy's principal. "I don't know where he gets it from, but it's bet, bet, bet." "Leave it to me," said the principal. A week later, he phoned the boy's father. "I think I've cured him," he said. "How?" asked the father. "Well, I saw him looking at my beard and he said, 'I bet that's a false beard.' " "How much?" I said, and he said, "Five dollars." "What happened?" asked the father. "Well, he tugged my beard, which is quite natural, and I made him give me five dollars. I'm sure that will teach him a lesson!" "No, it won't," said the father. "He bet me ten dollars on Monday that he'd pull your beard with your permission by the end of the week!"

Our usual final knock, knocks

Knock. Knock.
     Who's there?
Theodore.
     Theodore who?
Theodore wasn't open, so I knocked!

Knock Knock.
     Who's there?
Daisy.
     Daisy who?
Daisy you are in, but I didn't believe them!

Knock. Knock.
     Who's there?
Thermos.
     Thermos who?
Thermos be better knock, knock jokes than these!

 


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