* What do you call a judge with no thumbs?
* Justice Fingers
* What's an archeologist?
* Someone whose career is in ruins.
* What happens when two snails fight?
* They slug it out.
* What insect is good at math?
* An account-ant.
* What wobbles as it flies?
* A jelly-copter.
* How do French poodles greet each other?
* Bone-jour.
* If two collars had a race, how would it end?
* In a tie.
* Why was King Tutenkhamen considered the best pharaoh in all of Egypt?
* Because he always showed up in cuneiform.
* What kind of lettuce did they serve on the Titanic?
* Iceberg.
* What do you call four matadors in quicksand?
* Quatro sinko.
* Why do pigs make good spies?
* They're excellent at going in-hog-nito.
* What do you get if you cross a dinosaur with a plate?
* A tyrannosaucer.
* What did the snowman say to the other snowman?
* "Do you smell carrot?"
* What do you call an earthquake fault?
* A topographical error.
* What did the Spanish farmer say to his chickens?
* Oh-lay!
* Why would you take a hammer to bed?
* So you could hit the sack.
An Indian consulted his medicine man about a pain in his stomach that had persisted for three months.
"For something as long as that," said the Medicine Man, "I have a more drastic remedy than the herbs I normally prescribe. Chew on this leather thong every day. It is 31 inches long: chew one inch every day, and at the next moon come back."
The Indian dutifully did as directed, and at the next moon he returned to the Medicine Man.
"How do you feel?" the Medicine Man asked.
"The thong is ended, but the malady lingers on."