Teacher: “Peter, what is the formula for water?”
Peter: “H I J K L M N”
Teacher: “What are you talking about?”
Peter: “Yesterday, you s aid it’s H to O.”

Teacher: “Now Simon, tell me frankly, do you say prayers before eating?”
Simon: “No sir, I don’t have to, my Mum is a good cook.”

Q: Did you hear about the lady who could perform amazing snooker stunts with a pint of lager balanced on her head?
A: She was called Beatrix Potter.

Q: What’s round and bad-tempered?
A: A vicious circle.

Q: What bow can’t you tie?
A: A rainbow.

Q: Why was the farmer hopping mad?
A: Because someone stepped on his corn.

Q: Did you hear about the banker who got bored with his job?
A: He lost interest.

Q: What do you get if you cross a snowman and a shark?
A: Frost bite

Q: “What happened when the snow woman fell out with the snow man?” A: “She gave him the cold shoulder.”

Q: How did the ghost get into the house?
A: He used a skeleton key.

Q: What’s black and white and never grows up?
A: Peter Pan-da.

Q: What’s the difference between an elephant with a thorn in its foot and a storm cloud?
A: One roars with pain and the other pours with rain.

Q: What do you get if you cross a sports reporter with a potato?
A: A common tater.

Q: Who drives all his customers away but still makes a living?
A: A taxi driver.

Q: Why are brides so unlucky?
A: They never marry the best man.

Q: What do you call a cat that has just eaten a whole duck?
A: A duck-filled fatty-puss.

Q: What’s sweet and cold and hurtles up the M1 on a stick?
A: An articulated lolly.

Q: What do you get if you cross an artist with a policeman?
A: A brush with the law.

Q: How did the inventor discover gunpowder?
A: It came to him in a flash.

Q: Did you hear about the banker who got bored with his job?
A: He lost interest.

Q: Why do cows wear bells?
A: Because their horns won’t work.

Q: “What did one lion say to another lion when they saw some hunters in a jeep?”
A: “Look — meals on wheels.”

Teacher: James, give me a sentence using the word gruesome.
James: My Dad stopped shaving and gruesome whiskers.

Q: What do you call a sweet, pleasant good-natured monster?
A: A failure.

Q: What illness do pilots get?
A: Flu.

Boy: Mum, I think my school must be haunted.
Mum: Why?
Boy: Because the head teacher is always talking about the school spirit.

Q: What do you get if you cross the ocean with a thief?
A: A crime wave.

Q: Why did the worker bees go on strike?
A: They wanted more honey and shorter flowers.

Q: What’s the definition of paraffin?
A: A sky diver from Helsinki.

Q: How do you make a bandstand?
A: Take away their chairs.

Q: What do you get if you cross a blackbird with an idiot?
A: A raven lunatic.

Postman: Is this letter for you sir? The name’s smudged.
Man: It can’t be for me then. My name is Smith.

Q: What’s the definition of an undertaker?
A: A man with a grave manner.

Q: What do you get if you cross a porcupine with a sheep?
A: An animal that knits its own sweaters.

Q: What can you hold without using your hands?
A: Your breath.

Q: What was Camelot famous for?
A: Its knight life.

Q: What never asks questions but gets plenty of answers?
A: A doorbell.

Q: What is very tall and stands in the middle of Paris wobbling like a jelly?
A: The Trifle Tower.

Knock Knock. Who’s there? Sabina
Sabina who? Sabina long time since I’ve seen you.

Q: Two fat ladies ran in a race.
A: One ran in short bursts, the other in burst shorts.

Q: What do you get if you cross a tape measure with a steamroller?
A: Flat feet.

Patient: Doctor doctor, I keep thinking I’m a dustbin.
Doctor: Oh don’t talk rubbish.

Q: What's the difference between a fisherman and a dunce?
A: A fisherman baits his hooks and a dunce hates his books.

Q: How do you confuse an idiot?
A: Show him two spades and tell him to take his pick.

Q: Why shouldn’t you tell secrets in vegetable gardens?
A: Because corn has ears, potatoes have eyes and beanstalk.

Q: What do you get if you cross an aeroplane with an apple tart?
A: Pie in the sky.

Teacher: When was Rome built?
Pupil: At night.
Teacher: Why did you say that?
Pupil: Because dad said Rome wasn’t built in a day.

Q: What do you get if you cross a shoplifter with a cement mixer?
A: A hardened criminal.

 Q: Where should a jogger wash his trainers?
A: In running water.

Teacher: “John, if you had ten pounds in one pocket and ten pounds in the other pocket, what would you have?”
John: “Someone else’s coat.”

Q: If all the cars in the country were pink, what would we have?
A: A pink car-nation.

A policeman stopped a motorist going the wrong way up a one-way street. “Where do you think you are going?” he asked.
“I don’t know,” replied the motorist, “but I must be late as everyone else is coming back.”

Q: How do you know which are your golf socks? A: There's usually a hole in one.

Q: Why did the crazy actor jump off the top of the Empire State Building? A: Because he wanted to make a hit on Broadway.

Q: What do you get if you cross a snowman with a crocodile? A: Frostbite.

Patient: "Doctor, please tell me how I stand?" Doctor: "I don't know - it's a miracle to me."

Q: What fish sleeps underwater? A: A kipper.

Q: How do you cut the sea in half? A: Use a sea-saw.

Daughter: "Daddy, can you buy me a budgie?" Father: "Not now, darling, it's not the right time." Daughter: "So when is the right time to buy a budgie?" Father: "When they're going cheap."

Q: Why did the bees go on strike? A: They wanted more honey and shorter flowers.

Q: What did the first ghost say to the second ghost? A: Do you believe in people?

One day a little girl went up to her dad and said: "Dad, I want to play our piano but I can't open the lid." "Of course you can't," said her dad. "The keys are inside."

A teacher asks the class: "Does anybody know what starts with T, ends with T and is full of T?" Little Benjy puts up his hand: "A teapot, miss.

Q: Did you hear about the crazy hitchhiker? A: He set out early to avoid the traffic.

Q: What do Spanish farmers say to their chicken? A: Oh lay.

Q: What do you call a man with a spade in his head? A: Doug.

Q: What do you get if you pour hot water down a rabbit hole? A: Hot cross bunnies.

Q: Where does the local policeman live? A: 999 Letsbe Avenue.

Q: Two ears of corn ran up a hill. What were they when they got to the top? A: Puffed wheat

Q: What's brown and sticky? A: A stick.

Q: How do you make a skeleton laugh? A: Tickle its funny bone.

Q: Who designed King Arthur’s Round Table? A: Sir Cumference.

Q: What did one pickpocket say to another pickpocket? A: Every crowd has a silver lining.

Q: What happened to Frankenstein’s monster when he was caught speeding? A: He was fined £50 and dismantled for six months.

First pupil: I wish we could sell our teachers. Second pupil: Why? First pupil: Because it said on television that old masters are fetching big prices at auction.

Q: Why did the mushroom hold a party for his friends every week? A: Because he was a fungi.

Q: What do you call a wicked woman who lives by the sea? A: A sandwich.

Q: What do you get when you cross a carrier pigeon with a woodpecker? A: A bird who knocks before he delivers his message.

Q: Why does lightning shock people? A: It doesn’t know how to conduct itself.

Q: Which musical instrument could be used for fishing? A: A cast-a-net.

Q: Why is it silly to hold a party for chickens? A: Because these days it’s difficult to make hens meet.

Q: Why will television never take the place of newspapers? A: Have you ever tried swatting a fly with a television?