Q: What is the most musical piece of a turkey?
A: The drumstick.
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Another variation of the same joke:
Q: What is the most musical piece of a chicken?
A: The drumstick.
One liner jokes.
Q: What is the most musical piece of a turkey?
A: The drumstick.
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Another variation of the same joke:
Q: What is the most musical piece of a chicken?
A: The drumstick.
Q: What did the painter name his son?
A: Art.
Q: What’s the difference between a book and a Mexican?
A: A book has papers.
Q: What do you call a piece of wood with nothing to do?
A: Board.
Q: What did the lawyer name his daughter?
A: Sue.
Q: What’s the difference between an old pair of shoes and a school lunch?
A: In an emergency, you can always eat the shoes.
Q: What’s a vulture’s favorite dessert?
A: Road pies.
Q: Why do vultures like the road kill on country roads?
A: They prefer home cooking.
A: A snotty nose, Doctor Giggles, and a bat with holes in it.
Q: What’s a sniffle, a piffle, and a whiffle?
Q: What did the characters in Alive! yell before going swimming?
A: “Last one in is a coddled egg!”
Q: What did the survivors eat for dessert in Alive!?
A: Soccer torte.
Q: Why did nobody in Alive! want to oversleep?
A: They didn’t want to be breakfast in bed.
Q: How did the kid get the fly out of his milk?
A: He just skimmed the top.
Q: What’s the difference between a moving doughnut and a falling man with a gunshot wound?
A: One’s a rolling hole and the other’s a holey roler.
Q: What’s the difference between somebody living in the Arctic and a catfish?
A: In the Arctic they eat fat to stay warm, and a catfish eats worms to stay fat.