PAUL: “I don’t like bowling!”
SAUL: “Why not?”
PAUL: “Every time I go, they give me a ball with holes in it.”
PAUL: “I don’t like bowling!”
SAUL: “Why not?”
PAUL: “Every time I go, they give me a ball with holes in it.”
A famous boxer visited the offices of a sports magazine and said to one of the editors, “Do you have any good pictures of me here?”
The editor asked, “What do you consider a good picture of yourself?”
The boxer replied, “One where I’m standing up.”
SUE: “Harry is the recording secretary of our college chess club.”
LOU: “What does he do?”
SUE: “He reads the hours of the last meeting.”
Times have changed: Years ago, a professional baseball player sat on the bench studying the guys on the other team. Today, he sits on the bench studying the stock market reports.
Did you hear about the ugly gal who studied judo in case a man should kiss her and try to run away?
GOLFER: “Caddy, have you noticed any improvement since last month?”
CADDY: “You shined up your clubs, right?”
How about the telephone operator who went to a football game and kept yelling at the players, “Hold the line, please! Hold the line, please!”
The following was carved on the tombstone of a prize fighter: “He ended up the same way he fought — on his back.”
Two horse players met one day. The first asked, “How did you do at the track today?”
The other guy answered, “Very well. I got a ride home.”
BOXING INSTRUCTOR (to a student who had his first lesson): “How did you like it, Benny? Do you have any questions?”
BOXER BENNY: “Yep! Do you have a correspondence course?”
Old maids are like fishermen — they’re always talking about the ones that get away.
Did you hear about the loony athlete? He drowned trying to play ice hockey on Lake Ontario… in August!
Did you hear about the loony fisherman? He baited his hook with a rubber mouse because he wanted to catch a catfish.
Did you hear about the loony outfielder who thought he was a frog? He caught flies on his tongue.
Q: What kind of baseball games did loony King Henry VIII like to watch?
A: Double-headers!