The Mammoth Books of Really Silly Jokes 3

The Mammoth Books of Really Silly Jokes 3
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Crazy book titles:

Handling Big Cats by Lionel Bite

Transport in Hong Kong by Rick Shaw

Tidiness Around the Home by Anita House

Falling off a Cliff by Eileen Dover

Carpet Fitting by Walter Wall

A Dog’s Treat by Nora Bone

The School Truancy Problem by Marcus Absent

Small Green Vegetables by Russell Sprout

Everyday Cooking Utensils by Lydia Saucepan

Building Up by Hedda Steam

Home Furnishings by Chester Drawers

More Home Furnishings by Nesta Tables

Without Warning by Oliver Sudden

Dressing for the Gym by Leo Tard

Islands of the World by Archie Pelago

A Load of Old Rubbish by Stefan Nonsense

The Lehman Brothers Heist by Robin Banks

Bad Cow Jokes by Terry Bull

Keeping Pet Snakes by Sir Pent

Interior Home Decorating by Matt Finish

Security Fences by Barb Dwyer

Battle Axes by Tom A. Hawk

The Housing Problem by Rufus Quick

Confessions of a Gold Digger by Emile Ticket

Hopelessly Lost by Miles Away

A Cowboy’s Life by Brandon Irons

Bank Robbery for Beginners by Hans Upp

An Encyclopedia of Explosives by Dinah Mite

Hot Dog by Frank Furter

Puddles In My Bed by I.P. Knightley

A Child’s Favourite Candies by Annie Seedball

Candle Vaulting by Jack B. Nimble

Droopy Drawers by Lucy Lastic

Covering Every Eventuality by Justin Case

A Spoonerist’s Guide to Caring for Antiques by Christine Pondition

Too Long in Jail by Freda Prisoners

Telephone Problems by Ron Number

Aches and Pains by Arthur It is

The Peace Process by Olive Branch

My Worst Journey by Helen Back

Christmas, Easter and Thanksgiving by Holly Daze

Falling Trees by Tim Burr

Don’t Wake Baby by Elsie Cries

Just Say No by Will Power


Practical Grass Cutting by Moses Lawn

Downpour by Wayne Dwops

Looking Into the Future by Claire Voyant

An Encyclopedia of Plant Eaters by Herb Avore

Into the Danger Zone by Hugo First

I Hate Daytime by Gladys Knight

Practical Vegetable Growing by Tom R. Toe

A History of Scottish Dentistry by Phil McCavity

Decorating Your Mousehole by Minnie Blinds

The Dash for the Train by Willy Makeit and Betty Wont

The Unfortunate Woman by Paul Adey

Military Tactics by Sally Forth

Food on the Table by E. Tittup.

Fade Away by Peter Out

String Instruments by Amanda Linn

The Miracle Drug by Penny Cillin

A Hole in my Roof by Lee King

Bricklaying Skills by Manuel Labour

How to Complain by Mona Lott

Not So Hot by Luke Warm

The Joy of Diamonds by Jules Sparkle

Animal Ailments by Ann Thrax

The Rebounding Bullet by Rick O’Shea

The Telltale Heart by Stefi Scope


Mobile Homes by Winnie Bago

Shotgun Wedding by Marius Quickly

The Haunted House by Major Jump

Neat Shirts by Preston Ironed

The Funeral Guide by Paul Bearer

Bubbles in the Bathtub by Ivor Windybottom

Artificial Clothing by Polly Ester

Profiting From Divorce by Ali Money

The American Dream by Jason Rainbows

Message Understood by Roger Wilko

Ceiling Lighting by Sean Da Leer

It Won’t Work by Mal Function

Italian Pasta Dishes by Ravi Oli

How to Stay Clam by Jill Out

Girl on a Budget by Penny Pincher

Flakes of Scalp by Dan Druff

Keeping Caged Birds by Ken Airey

Preparing Leather by Tanya Hide

Safe Motorcycle Riding by Helmut Wearer

Robbery in the Bar by Nick McGuinness

Snakes of the Amazon by Anna Conda

Don’t Mess With Me! by Amanda B. Reckonwith

The Careless Lion Tamer by Claude Bottom

The Welsh Joke Book by Dai Laffin


Target Shooting for Beginners by Mr Completely

Everybody Else by Allan Sundry

Lawn Chairs and Tables by Patty O’Furniture

The Art of Tug of War by Paul Hard

Ready…Set… by Sadie Word

Overpopulation in Paris by Francis Crowded

Flogging in the Army by Corporal Punishment

The Magic of Chlorophyll by Teresa Green

Hertz, Doesn’t it? by Lisa Carr

Born with a Silver Spoon in my Mouth by Rich Kidd

The Vanishing Man by Otto Sight

Maintaining Discipline in Society by Laura Norder

Off to Market by Tobias A. Pigg

Collecting Wriggly Creatures by Tina Worms

The Mammoth Book of Mammoths by Ellie Funt

 

Did you hear about the book on cowardice?

It had no spine.

Did you hear about the book on copyright infringement?

It had legal binding.

Did you hear about the book on fashion?

It had a smart jacket.

Where do books sleep?

Under their covers.

Why did the librarian slip on the library floor?

She was in the non-friction section.

Which book teaches animals how to mate?

The Llama Sutra


A man went into a bookstore and said, “Do you have a book by Shakespeare?”

“Certainly, sir,” replied the clerk. “Which one?”

“William, of course.”

 

A man said to his brother, “Do you like the dictionary I bought you for your birthday?”
“Yes,” the brother replied. “I just can’t find the words to thank you enough.”


Why don’t cannibals eat clowns?

Because they taste funny.

What did the cannibal say when he saw a sleeping missionary?

Oh, yummy! Breakfast in bed!

What do cannibals do at a wedding?

Toast the bride and groom.

When do cannibals leave the dinner table?

When everyone’s eaten.

Did you hear about the cannibal who liked peanut butter?

He ate his son Pat.

What happened when the cannibals ate a comedian?

They had a feast of fun.

What did the cannibal get when he was late for dinner?

The cold shoulder.

Why won’t cannibals eat divorced women?

They’re very bitter.

What does a cannibal eat with cheese?

Pickled organs.

Why do cannibals prefer eating readers to writers?

Because writers cramp but readers digest.

 

Did you see the movie about the cannibal who devoured his mother-in-law?

It was called Gladiator.

Why did the cannibal decide to become a missionary?

If you can’t eat ’em, join ’em.

What did the cannibal mum say to her son who was chasing a missionary?

Stop playing with your food!


What do cannibal secretaries do with leftover fingernails?

They file them.

How can you help a starving cannibal?

Give them a hand.

What happened to the cannibal lion?

He had to swallow his pride.

Why did the cannibal eat the tightrope walker?

He wanted a balanced meal.

What happened when the cannibal ate the speaking clock?

It repeated on him.

First cannibal: Who was that lady I saw you with last night?

Second cannibal: That was no lady, that was my supper.

A cannibal arrives home to find his wife chopping up a python and a very small man. “Oh no,” groans the cannibal. “Not snake and pygmy pie again!”

 

“Mom, Mom,” said the young cannibal. “I’ve eaten a missionary and I feel sick.”

“Well, that’s because it’s true what they say – you can’t keep a good man down.”

Did you hear about the cannibal who loved fast food?

He ordered a pizza with everyone on it.

After eating someone, a cannibal tells his friend, “I’m a vegetarian.”

“How can you be a vegetarian?” asks the friend. “I just saw you eat that person.”

“That’s okay,” says the cannibal. “He was a Swede.”

 

“Well, children,” said the cannibal cooking teacher. “What did you make of the new history teacher?”

The children replied, “Burgers, ma’am.”

What is a cannibal’s favourite food?

Baked beings.

Why would the cannibal only eat babies?

 He was on a diet.

 

A young cannibal is sitting at the dinner table. He turns to his mother and says, “I hate grandma.”

“Well, leave her on the side of your plate then, dear.”

What was the cannibal called who ate his father’s sister?

An aunt-eater.

Why did the cannibal have indigestion?

He ate someone who disagreed with him.

A cannibal boy says to his mother, “I’ve brought a friend home for dinner.”

“Put him in the fridge,” says the mother, “and we’ll have him tomorrow.”

What happened when the cannibal crossed the Atlantic on a luxury liner?

He told the waiter to take the menu away and bring him the passenger list.

 

First cannibal: My wife’s really tough.

Second cannibal: You should have left her in the oven for another twenty minutes.

What did the cannibal parents say when their teenaged daughter brought her new boyfriend home?

He’s very nice, darling – he looks good enough to eat.

Two missionaries in Africa are captured by a band of cannibals who put them in a large pot of water, build a huge fire under it and leave them there. A few minutes later, one of the missionaries starts to laugh uncontrollably.

His friend couldn’t believe it. “What are you laughing at?” he cried. “We’re being boiled alive! They’re going to eat us! What could possibly be funny at a time like this?”

The laughing missionary says, “I just peed in their soup!”


What happens if you upset a cannibal?

You get into hot water.

What do the cannibals call two skateboarders?

Meals on wheels.

 

A cannibal visits his neighbour to admire his new refrigerator. “What’s the capacity?” he asks.

“I’m not sure,” says the neighbour. “But it holds at least the two men who delivered it.”

A little cannibal came running into the house saying, “Mom, Dad’s fallen on the bonfire!”

His mother said, “Great, we’ll have a barbecue.”

A cannibal chief was about to stew his latest victim for dinner when the man protested, “You can’t eat me, I’m a newspaper editor.”

 “Well,” said the cannibal, “soon you’ll be editor in chief.”

Two cannibals were having lunch. One said, “Your wife makes a great soup.”

“Yes, she does,” agreed the other. “I’m going to miss her.”

What happened to the comedian who did a show for the cannibal tribe?

He went down really well.

 

Boy cannibal: Mom says we’re having Aunty for Christmas dinner this year.

Girl cannibal: Well, she can’t possibly be tougher than last year’s turkey!

Why did the cannibal join the police force?

So he could grill suspects.

Why wouldn’t the cannibal eat Usain Bolt?

Because he was afraid he would give him the runs.

What happened when the cannibal bit off a missionary’s ear?

He had his first taste of Christianity. 

What happened after the cannibal discovered religion?

He only ate Catholics on Fridays.

Why was the cannibal expelled from school?

Because he kept buttering up the teacher.

Two cannibals are talking. One says to the other, “I just can’t seem to get a tender missionary. I’ve roasted them, I’ve grilled them, I’ve barbecued them, I’ve baked them, I’ve stewed them, I’ve tried everything. But I just can’t get them tender.”

The second cannibal asks, “What kind of missionary do you use?”

The first cannibal says, “You know, the ones that live in that big house near the woods. They wear those brown cloaks with a rope around the waist and they’re sort of bald on top with a funny circle of hair on their heads.”

“Ah!” exclaims the second cannibal. “No wonder. Those are friars.”

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