Pint-Sized Punch Lines
What starts with a P, ends with an E and has a lot of letters in it? Post office. (Richard Bugarin, 10, El Monte, Anne Le Gore School)
* Why is a watermelon filled with water? Because it is planted in the spring. (Joseph Mathieu, 11, Rancho Palos Verdes, Vista Grande Elementary)
* What did one sausage say to the other? “You’re my missing link.” (Hannah DeRemer, 10, Tarzana, Roscomare Road Elementary)
* What has legs but can’t move? A table. (Jeffery Donald Pepin, 10, San Gabriel, Emperor School)
* When are animals mostly outside? When it’s raining cats and dogs. (Odeliah Bouganim, 10, Encino, Roscomare Road School)
* Why do fish have bad breath? They don’t brush their teeth. (Celeste Harden, 6, Northridge, Casa Montessori)
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