The Daily Feud: Jokes'R'Us by Scarlett67 [Game Over]

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Correct, you’re #44.

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  1. Man
  2. Bicycle horn
  3. “Orange you glad I didn’t say banana?”
  4. Fozzie Bear
  5. A silly hat
  6. Curly
  7. Harpo
  8. Armpit noises
  9. “As You Like It”
  10. Robin Williams
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  1. priest, a rabbi, and a minister
  2. squirting flower
  3. Orange you glad I didn’t say ‘banana’?
  4. Dane Cook
  5. tri-pointed hat with jingling bells
  6. Larry
  7. Harpo
  8. “I got your nose!!”
  9. A Midsummernight’s Dream
  10. Robin Williams
64

Well I’m with you Jim Carrey.

What surprises me the most is that Tom Hanks apparently used to do stand-up. When was that?

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I’m sure to be too late, but just in case . . .

  1. Guy

  2. Soda siphon

  3. Don’t cry!

  4. Carrot Top

  5. Motley

  6. Curly

  7. Harpo

  8. Tongue curling

  9. A Midsummer Night’s Dream

  10. Robin Williams

  11. “A little song, a little dance, a little seltzer down the pants.”

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What’s the knock knock joke that ends with “Moo?”

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  1. Man

  2. Seltzer Bottle

  3. Orange you glad I didn’t say banana!

  4. Carrot Top

  5. Jester’s Hat

  6. Curly

  7. Harpo

  8. Armpit Noises

  9. A Midsummer’s Night Dream

  10. Robin Williams

  11. My father thought all his sons should learn that. Sis got jealous so he taught her too! :smiley:

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What does “motley” mean (in this context?)

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Always happy to oblige.

Knock Knock!

Who’s There!

Interrupting cow!

Interr… MOO!

Cracks me up just to type it out! :smiley:

ETA: Rebo a “motley” is a fool’s cap. Of course while I was answerin’ the feud I couldn’t think of fool’s cap. I am a fount of knowledge today!

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Thanks!

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Motley is the patchwork fabric pattern of the clothes worn by a jester, fool or harlequin. The hat, or cap ‘n’ bells, was also in the motley pattern. The entire costume, including the hat, came to be referred to as “motley.” When writing my answer, I was thinking of the entire costume, not merely the cap ‘n’ bells. So you could choose to score me along with Hoopy Frood for naming the whole costume, or put us both in with the hat crowd. Your call, Feudmaster!

I thought sure “motley” would be a conch. <sigh> Too much Shakespeare and Tudor scholarship; it’s done something to me.

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  1. Priest
  2. Bicycle horn
  3. MOO!
  4. Carrot Top
  5. Hat
  6. Curly
  7. Harpo
  8. Armpit farts
  9. A Midsummer Night’s Dream
  10. Robin Williams
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As far as I know, he never aspired to be a career stand-up comic, but he did study and practice the art while preparing for his role in the film Punchline. Interesting snippet from the linked page:

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That’s just way cool! And it takes the Dope for that many people to think of him as a stand-up who made it big :wink:

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I was hoping to get this finished by 5:00, but Beadalin is only #49. I’ll have to score it in the morning.

Can someone report the game to be over when we get 50? Thanks!

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  1. Horse
  2. big red nose
  3. moo
  4. Rosie O’Donnell
  5. Jester’s Cap
  6. Curly
  7. Harpo
  8. Got your nose
  9. Much Ado About Nothing
  10. Robin Williams
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  1. Priest
  2. Seltzer bottle
  3. “Orange you glad I didn’t say banana?”
  4. Gallagher
  5. Cap and bells
  6. Curly
  7. Harpo
  8. “Pull my finger”
  9. Much Ado About Nothing
  10. Robin Williams
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  1. guy
  2. balloon
  3. orange you glad I didn’t say banana?
  4. Carlos Mencia
  5. three-cornered hat
  6. curly
  7. harpo
  8. I got your nose
  9. A Midsummer Night’s Dream
  10. Robin Williams
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Justin Credible was fifty. I reported the thread, so hopefully a moderator will add “Game Over” to the title soon.

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Oh, I reported it, too. I forgot to mention that.