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Joke #12129

A battered and bruised man told his lawyer, “Las night I came home late and my wife hit me with a baseball bat.  After she finished hitting me, her four brothers took turns hitting me with the bat.  Next, her mother hit me with the baseball bat.  Is that legal?”

His lawyer thought a moment, then replied, “Yes and no.  Yes, it’s legal for your wife to hit you, but no, it’s not legal to bring in so many pinch hitters.”

Silly Sports Talk

“Looks like I missed the bull’s-eye,” Tom said aimlessly.

“Give me a rubdown,” Tom said sorely.

“Let’s go camping if the weather is good,” Tom said tentatively.

“I’ve got a great tennis serve,” Tom said faultlessly.

“Would you go fishing with me?” Tom asked with baited breath.

“What this team needs is a great home-run hitter,” Tom said ruthlessly.

“I’m retiring from baseball,” Tom said with resignation.

“Something is wrong with my bowling,” Tom said gutterally.

“Is this boat tilting, or is it my imagination?” Tom asked listlessly.

“Want to Indian wrestle?” Tom asked bravely.

“Our canoe is headed for the falls!” Tom said rapidly.

“This horse won’t stop,” Tom said woefully.

Sports Bestsellers

Strike Three – by U.R. Out

Last-Inning Cliffhangers – by D. Bases, R. Loaded

Last-Second Touchdown – by Justin Time

Interception – by E. Bluitt

The Referee Is Always Right – by R.U. Nuts

Sports Medicine – by Frank N. Stein

The Washington Redskins – by T.P. Dweller

Great Basketball Plays – by Jim Shoes

Improve Your Foul Shooting – by Mr. Completely

Basketball Bloopers – by Dub L. Dribble

Calisthenics – by Stan Dupp and Neil Down

Skateboard Hotdogging – by Frank Furter

Ice Hockey for Beginners – by I.M. Freezin

Hockey Plays – by I.C. Tose

Bowling Strikes – by M.T. Lane

Boxing Knockouts – by Seymour Stars

Joke #11540

It was the new pitcher’s first game on the mound, and he was not having a good day.  After walking his third straight player, the manager came out for a talk.

“That’s enough,” the manager said. “It’s time I bring in a relief pitcher.”

“But look who’s up to bat,” the pitcher said.  “Last time that guy was up, I struck him out.”

“Yeah, I know,” the manager said.  “But this is still the same inning.”