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Q : what do cats
have that nothing else has ? Q : how long will
an eight-day clock run without winding ? Q : why is criticism
like rain ? Q : use me well,
and I am everybody; scratch my back and I am nobody. What am I ? Q : why are words
like sunbeams ? Q : why is a fisherman
always wealthy ? Q : what is the surest
way to keep fish from smelling ? Q : why is it that
being a good listener is not as easy as it may sound ? Q : what's the best
repartee when you hear somebody sigh, "life is hard" ? Q : what is the difference
between truth and eggs ? |
Q : what is too much
for one, enough for two, but nothing at all for three ? Q : how can one tell
the naked truth ? Q : what is the difference
between love, hate and anxiety Q : why is a good
woman like a good book ? Q : why is a gardener
like a story writer ? Q : what is the difference
between a hungry man and a greedy man ? Q : there are only
two possible barbers in town. One is shabby-looking and his hair badly
cut. The other one is better-dressed and his hair is smartly cut. If you
want to have your hair cut, which of the two barbers do you prefer if
you want good results Q : when does a boy
sneeze three times ? Q : when is a cigar
like a dried beef ? |