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Frog Funnies

Q: What does a Romulan frog use for camoflage?

A: A croaking device!


Q: Why did the frog read Sherlock Holmes?

A: He liked a good croak and dagger!


Q: What is a frog's favourite kind of car?

A: A VW Beetle!


Q: What kind of shoes does a frog wear?

A: Open toad!


Q: What's a frog's favourite game?

A: Cricket!


Q: What does the frog say when it sees something great?

A: That's toadly awesome!


Q: What is a frog's favourite time?

A: Leap year!


Q: What did the frog say to his date when the cab drove up?

A: Hop in!

(Sent in by R. J. Welch of Brampton, ON)


Q: What is the lament of a single girl?

A: You have to kiss a lot of frogs before you meet your prince!

(Sent in by Morgan Ostler of Campbell River, BC)


Joke:
It seems there were two frogs sitting on a lily pad, when all of a sudden, a fly came along. One frog put out his tongue, ate the fly, and started laughing hysterically. Soon the other frog joined in the laughter. Later in the day, the other frog ate a fly and the two frogs burst out in laughter. As time went on, the frogs enjoyed the flies so much that the sight of a fly would cause them to double up with pleasure (if it's possible for frogs to double up!). But of course, the most pleasure came when the fly was actually eaten.

A third frog hopped up to the first two and asked what was so funny. The first frog answered "Time." "Huh?" asked the third frog. The second frog explained: "Time's fun when you're having flies."

Joke:
Jim Finn, the noted biologist, was stumped. He'd spent months studying the little green frogs in the Keefo swamp. The population, despite all efforts at predator control, was declining at an alarming rate. Finally, Finn went to the chemistry department at his college to see if anyone there might be able to help. Tom Trom looked into the problem, and came up with a solution. The little frogs had succumbed to a chemical change in the swamp's water, and simply couldn't stay coupled long enough to reproduce. Tom brewed up a new adhesive, made from a dash of this, a zoss of that, and most critically, one part sodium.

"You mean?.... " Jim said when told.

"Yes," said Tom, "They needed mono-sodium glue to mate."