Just two little giggles from
me this month!
***
Beloved: The cats knocked one
of your plants off the windowsill this morning.
Me (looking at line of leafy plants):
Which one.
Beloved: The green one.
***
Next giggle also provided by
Beloved, only this time wearing his Grandad hat.
Grandad: Why have elephants got big ears?
Grandson: I don’t know. Why
have elephants got big ears?
Grandad: Because Noddy
wouldn’t pay the ransom.
Pause.
Grandson: Who’s Noddy?
Lovely Susan Jane Jones
started the monthly giggle blogs – you can read hers here. We gigglers are
growing in number – please join us!
Happy March.
Oh, yes they're funny. The green one. So helpful. And who's noddy? Time to get your story books out Teresa. Mind you, perhaps not. The children's page People's Friend stories are better. Thanks for the giggles.xx
ReplyDeleteHe did put it back in the pot bless him and it's still alive touch wood x
DeleteLovely! But I couldn't stand Noddy. I thought there was something rather sinister about him. I prefer the Flower Pot Men.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, I liked Bill and Ben too! x
DeleteWhat do you call a donkey with 3 legs?
ReplyDeleteA wonkey.
Well, it makes me giggle.
Made me giggle too, Patsy. Here's one for you:
DeleteWhat do you call a fly without any wings?
A walk!
I'll get me coat x
The green one! LOL!! And am I showing my age with Noddy!? LOL! Take care
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Noo you're not showing your age. I'm pretty sure they made a new series of Noddy in the last few years x
DeleteLoved them. Thank you for the giggles. I loved Noddy!! :o) xx
ReplyDeleteI think I liked Big Ears best so it's a shame the elephants have got him really x
DeleteLoved them! Hats off to Beloved/Grandad!
ReplyDeleteMy giggle.
(After we had been to the SeaWorld Centre)
Me: What was your favourite fish, Corey?
Corey (my grandson): Fishfingers!
Ha ha - fishfingers - I love it, Caroline! x
DeleteHey Teresa,
ReplyDeleteI love lateral thinking. Oh great, now I got that Noddy song rattling around in my head! Help me! LOL
Gary :) x
Oh no! Not the Noddy song! x
DeleteBrilliant! Love the noddy one with Grandad.
ReplyDeleteWe had another Noddy moment yesterday. I have a feeling we'll have quite a few x
DeleteLoved that. Thanks, Teresa.
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it, Keith x
DeleteI like the giggle theme Teresa and have been across to Susan's blog too. We had egg cups in the form of Noddy, Big Ears and Mr Plod. I had Noddy. I just loved to say my sister had Big Ears :-)
ReplyDeleteGiggles a-plenty here this morning - looking after grandson (3 next month) who keeps dragging me from my desk because "there is a fire alarm". He has set up a desk in the other room and I have to be quiet because he needs to have a talk with Teddy. He is also into Maths but has got a little mixed up and began talking about potatoes to his mum the other day (Got muddled between mash and maths) Don't you love 'em? :-)
Love it, Debbie - Big Ears! I can just imagine.
DeleteMy littlest grandson (who is just 3) has pieces of paper which he puts in the shredder (turned off of course), then whips out like on Fireman Sam and says they're his emergencies! Lovely age x
Wonderful! put a smile on my face, Teresa. Makes me feel old knowing both the joke and who Noddy is :-)
ReplyDeleteNoddy was resurrected, Paula so you could pretend you know him from second time around x
Delete:0) :0) :0) Fab. xx
ReplyDeleteThanks Suz xx
DeleteWell that put a smile on my face :o)
ReplyDeleteLoved your short story collection, The Painting, by the way!
ReplyDeleteThat is so lovely of you to say, Karen, thank you - and thank you for the lovely review too. I've only just seen it and you put a big smile on my face xx
DeleteHave loved the posts this week, Teresa. :-) Am very partial to the giggle jokes, the sillier the better! I'm the one who always gets the groans at the dinner table at Christmas when I can't stop reading the Christmas cracker jokes out loud..... and then of, course there are the Tommy Cooper jokes!!
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed the giggles. Smiling just thinking about Tommy Cooper x
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