Puns tagged ‘historical figures’:
Which saint had no problem seducing women?
Francis of Asseasy.
Puns tagged ‘historical figures’:10/22/06
Which saint had no problem seducing women? Francis of Asseasy. 09/10/06
When the saviour of Nottingham Forest got an honourary degree from Oxford, he had to wear a robe and hood. 08/03/06
In the Bible, who was stowed away in the belly of a ship? Jonah of Ark. 11/04/05
Which famous playwright made fruit smoothies? Shakes pear. 08/08/05
Kepler and Galileo were deadlocked in the finals of the Great Astronomy Puns Contest. So judge Spooner was called in to Brahe-cho the Ty. 08/05/05
When Napoleon came to New England, it was quite the spectacle; the people were so excited that they would pay admission even to watch him break wind! In Bangor in particular, the French Emperor’s farting was considered the Maine vent. 07/18/05
When Sir Edmund Hillary got a chance to pitch in a baseball match, he fell asleep at the rubber. He must have thought it was Mound Have-a-Rest! 06/23/05
What book did Mr. Darwin pen after a wayward finch pooped on his head? The Origin of the Feces! 06/17/05
When asked for advice on mountain climbing by his Roman colleagues, Caesar replied, “K2, Brute.“ 03/31/05
Why did Einstein never stop at a single beer? Because he was obsessed with re-ale-itivity! 03/25/05
Why did the Italian dictator attack his son’s babysitter and take her wallet? Because he wanted to be seen behaving mug-nanny-Mussolini! (magnanimously - needs to be read aloud) 03/18/05
What did Archimedes’ wife say to him before he took his bath? “You reeka!“ 02/06/05
If Buddha were reincarnated as a lobster - would he say the path to nirvana lies in renouncing one’s shellfish desires?
12/13/04
Sir Isaac Newton, upon watching a large crowd of peasants pointlessly measure the duration of a speech about wheel rods, announced with ridicule - “mass-timed axel oration equals farce!” 12/08/04
What did Philip II of Macedon say when his son refused to give up the cheese-slicer to the maid? “Alex, hand her the grate!” |