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June 2001     Vol.2 Issue 6

Fun and Games

Note that the words used in Young Saint Louis.com crossword puzzles are all taken from the articles appearing in this months issue. When you have completed the puzzles, you can click here to find the answers!

Young Saint Louis.com - June

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5. charcoal for grill
7. governing rule
8. to bring back
9. eats no meat
1. plant specialist
2. teams compete
3. classification, type
4. made the score
6. physical endurance

 

Young Saint Louis.com - June #2

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4. remember in detail
8. please an audience
9. small replica
11. spray with liquid
1. portion, given part
2. good for you, helps
3. not good, ruinous
5. actors' clothes
6. place for performing
7. musical show
10. strongly encourage

 

Summer

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3. hot season
6. cooling devices
9. electric cooler
10. leisure activity
12. live in the outdoors
13. free time
14. summer month

1. summer vacation (2 wds)
2. biking
3. sun's rays
4. rest
5. go over water on slats
7. windy day activity
8. hoops
11. walking for pleasure

 

Summer Olympics

Basketball
Boxing
Canoeing
Cycling
Diving
Fencing
Gymnastics
Judo
Rowing
Shooting
Soccer
Table Tennis
Team Handball
Track and Field
Volleyball
Water Polo
Weight Lifting
Wrestling
Yachting

 

Poking More Fun at School

Pupil: Teach, I don't think I deserved the "0" you gave me on that history test.
     Teacher: Well, neither did I, but it's the lowest I could give!

Teacher: Simon, can you spell your name backward?
     Simon: No Mis!

Teacher: Where does your mother come from?
     Pupil: Alaska.
Teacher: Well, never mind! I'll ask her myself!

Teacher: In this exam you will be allowed 30 minutes for each question.
     Pupil: Okay, how long do we get for the answer?

Teacher: Mary Anne, do you file your nails?
     Mary Anne: No, I just throw them away!

Teacher: Use the word "fascinate" in a sentence.
     Pupil: Okay. I have nine buttons on my sweater but I can only fasten eight!

What did the buffalo say when his son left for school?
     Bi - son.

Some other random jokes that are just as corny

Where do pencils come from?
     Pencil-vania!

What dog can tell the time?
     A watchdog!

There was a woman whose house was on fire. She called the fire department and the fireman said, "Okay, lady, just tell me how to get there." The woman said, "How about coming in that big red truck!"

One more school joke

Teacher: When was Rome built?
     Pupil: At night.
Teacher: Why do you say that?
     Pupil: Because my dad always says, "Rome wasn't built in a day!"

 


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