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What did the cloud order at the café?

A light snack. It was saving room for a heavy shower.

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What did the librarian tell the dragon with the smoky book?

“Next time, use a bookmark—not a barbecue.”

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The snail asked for express delivery. Where was the parcel going?

To the other end of its shell. It was moving house.

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Why did the robot plant a keyboard in the garden?

It wanted to grow a little more space.

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How did the tiny mountain introduce itself?

“I’m a hill with big plans.”

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Why did the moon hide the biscuit tin?

It was trying not to become a full moon.

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Where does an umbrella go on holiday?

Somewhere it can finally put its feet up. All eight of them.

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The detective pencil solved the mystery. How?

It drew its own conclusions. Then it colored them in.

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Why did the slice of toast send a postcard?

To let everyone know it had landed butter-side up.

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Why did the socks cancel their meeting?

They couldn’t find a matching date.

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What did the volcano say at the quiet café?

“Just a small eruption, please. I’m sitting indoors.”

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Why did the octopus take so long to pack?

It kept waving goodbye with the hand holding the suitcase.

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Why did the clock leave the picnic early?

Someone said there would be seconds, and it already had plenty.

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The cloud applied for a job at the pillow factory. What did it put on its résumé?

“Excellent at being over everyone’s head.”

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Why did the teapot stop dancing?

It had already poured everything into the first number.

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Why couldn’t the comet park outside the shop?

Its tail was still in the next street.

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What did the garden hedge write in its diary?

“Another quiet day. Still on the fence about tomorrow.”

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Why did the waffle make an excellent town planner?

It already knew where all the little squares should go.

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Why was the kite late for dinner?

It got held up. For most of the afternoon.

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How does a robot count sheep?

One, zero, one, zero… It never gets very far.

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What was the weather forecast inside the soup bowl?

Warm, with a chance of croutons.

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Why did the telescope wave to the moon?

It had been staring for ages and thought it should say hello.

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Why did the penguin keep its ice-cream receipt?

For proof that something had finally been colder than its feet.

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What exercise does an envelope do every morning?

A few stretches, then it seals the deal.

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