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Family Rambling Jokes

Why do cows lie down in the rain?             To keep each udder warm!

What’s black and white and brown all over?  - a cow in a muddy field !

How do you count cows?                  -  With a cowculator!

Knock, knock, who’s there?                    I don’t know, who is there?

Cow                                                    Cow who? 

Don’t be silly, cows don’t go “who?”, they go “moo!”

where does a poorly horse go?           - to horspital!!

What do you call a donkey with 3 legs?                    A wonky donkey!

“Doctor, doctor, I’m feeling like a bridge today”            Dr.: “I wonder what’s come over you”

“Nine Ramblers and a dog!”

Why is it easy for fish to weigh themselves?             Because they all come with their own scales!

Why did the man walk along the wall carrying a sandwich?

-         because he liked a well-balanced diet!               

Alexander Law aged 8

Why did the one-handed boy cross the road?     - to get to the second-hand shop!

Two fish were swimming  in the river. It was raining.

One fish said to the other: “Let’s swim under this bridge before we get wet!”

Where does a snake go shopping?                                a ssss..upermarket!

Why didn’t the butterfly go to the ball?                                    ‘Cos it was a mothball!

Why didn’t the skeleton go on the Family Ramble?            ‘Cos it was lazybones!

What do you get if you pour hot water down a rabbit hole?         - a hot cross bunny!

Two PACkets OF CRISPS ARE WALKING DOWN A ROAD.a CAR STOPS, AND THE DRIVER ASKS IF HE CAN OFFER THEM A LIFT. REPLY: NO THANKS, WE’RE WALKERS!

What do you get if you cross a kangaroo with a sheep?               A woolly jumper!

Which is faster, Hot or Cold?                               Hot- it caught Cold!


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