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|    HenHanna to Mark Brader    |
|    What's a juicer? Ask a rabbi, sir. What'    |
|    13 Jun 24 15:29:59    |
      XPost: alt.usage.english, rec.puzzles       From: HenHanna@devnull.tb              ( Mark Brader says [Bye for now] )               he was part of the following AUE gem                            did Abbot and Costello (or older?) do routines like this???                             >>>>>>>>>>> What's a juicer?        >>>>>>>> Ask a rabbi, sir. What's a madam?        >>>>>>> A palindrome with no name.                            ______________________________________________       Mack A. Damia Jul 11       On Wed, 11 Jul 2018 13:33:34 -0500, m...@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote:                      >>>>>>>>>>> What's a Hanna?        >>>>>>>>>>> There was a carwash brand in Oregon ... what's a brush off?        >>>>>>>>>> It comes before sponge and press. What's a gentleman?        >>>>>>>>> a man's citrus. What's a juicer?        >>>>>>>> Ask a rabbi, sir. What's a madam?        >>>>>>> A palindrome with no name. What's for desert?        >>>>>> Pecan Sandies. What's a Sawney?        >>>>> Something you weigh down upon...what's Yazoo?...r        >>>> The orifice between ya cheeks.        >>>> What's Mail Pouch?        >>> Something a male kangaroo don't got.        >>> Whats's a wombat?        >> Oh, a ways below the stomach. What's a kookaburra?        >> Where ovens nest! What's a tandoor?        > Most of them, if they're still made of wood. What's a Franklin stove?        >        > One that costs $100 US. What's four in binary?              --> X. What marks the spot?                     ________________________________ What's a gentleman? [Gent Lemon]                            What's a tandoor? --> Most of them, if they're still made of wood.                            Why did Sherlock Holmes ask Santa for a yellow-door for Xmas?              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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