Pint-Sized Punch Lines
* What monster drives a van at night? A van-pire. (Juvenal Delgado, 11, Los Angeles, Berendo Middle School)
* Why did the man chop the rabbit in half? It needed a hare cut. (Cindy Sandoval, 10, Pacoima, Telfair Avenue Elementary)
* What has three feet but can’t walk? A yardstick. (Jason Luong, 11, Los Angeles, St. Thomas Aquinas School)
* What kind of homework do clocks do? Times tables. (Anthony Albert Marquez, 10, Azusa, Paramount Elementary)
* Why did the chicken cross the road? Because the farmer was after it. (Fabian Rodriguez, 7, Anaheim, Abraham Lincoln Elementary)
* Why couldn’t the dog move? It was pet-rified. (Emma Kragen, 8, Los Angeles, Mirman School)
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