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I haven't played WEEKWORD
for a couple of weeks - but this word,
A-M-U-S-I-N-G
coincided with
April Fool's Day!!
Thanks, JUNEBUG for hosting this week!
some synonyms for A-M-U-S-I-N-G
were found HERE
Thought you'd enjoy some AMUSING
elementary school jokes for
for a couple of weeks - but this word,
A-M-U-S-I-N-G
coincided with
April Fool's Day!!
Thanks, JUNEBUG for hosting this week!
some synonyms for A-M-U-S-I-N-G
were found HERE
agreeable, boffo (what does this mean?), camp, campy, charming, cheerful, cheering, comical, cut up, delightful, diverting (does this belong here?), droll, enchanting, engaging, enjoyable, entertaining, for grins (ha! ha!), fun, gladdening (do people use this word?), gratifying, gut-busting, humorous, interesting, jocular, jokey, joshing, laughable, lively, merry, pleasant, pleasing, priceless, screaming, sidesplitting, too funny for words, witty
Thought you'd enjoy some AMUSING
elementary school jokes for
APRIL FOOL'S DAY!!
So - here it goes...
Who writes books for little bees?
Bee-trix Potter!
Bee-trix Potter!
What does a bee get at McDonalds?
A hum-burger!
A hum-burger!
What's a bee-line?
The shortest distance between two buzz-stops!
The shortest distance between two buzz-stops!
What kind of bees hum and drop things?
A fumble bee!
A fumble bee!
What do bees chew?
Bumble gum!
Bumble gum!
AND - my favorite, new BEE JOKE...
What goes hum-choo, hum choo?
A bee with a cold!
A bee with a cold!
(also, thinking of those who suffer
from allergies - tis the season)
What's your favorite
APRIL FOOL'S JOKE?
Seeing the synonyms you listed brought to mind a scene from one of my favorite movies (BBC version of Pride & Prejudice w/Jennifer Ehle & Colin Firth). In one scene, Elizabeth's father is telling her something which he thought would make her laugh... but she doesn't. So he asks, "Are you not diverted?" I had to look up the word diverted in order to understand that he was really saying, "Isn't that funny?"
ReplyDeleteLove the new polka-dot background! Where did you find it?
ReplyDeleteHennie - good to know that term is "English" at least I know why I didn't understand.
ReplyDeleteHeather - the background in available under the Blogger design link on your dashboard - Look under Template Design & on the left hand side of the page; check under the drop-down box for Background Image; click on Patterns. Loads of cute stuff.
I'm a fumble bee. :)
ReplyDeleteYou are bee-yond funny!!! Couldn't help myself!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great new header! I like the pictures and your new background...very, very nice.
ReplyDeleteYour head must have been "buzzing" trying to remember these jokes...... Fantastic post
ReplyDeleteCool amusing post! Bee-autiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat Weekword Post. I spent the day yesterday with a four year old who made up some "amusing" jokes of her own.
ReplyDeleteI finally got my weekword post up today. Better late than never right :)
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