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Teen Zone Quiz Page!
Hey there my friend: This week, something different, since it's Halloween on Monday, check this out: (And read all the way to the bottom for clues to winning the Prize!)
Accept
that some days you're the pigeon, and Q: What's green, fuzzy has four legs and if it fell out of a tree and could kill you? A: A pool table! Why
do all the other vegetables like the mushroom? Because they heard he was a
fun-guy. Did
you hear the one about the cross-eyed teacher? She couldn't control her pupils. Why
does an Eskimo wash in tide? Because it's too cold out tide. How
do you top a car? 'Tep on the break, 'tupid. Why
is the ocean always so grouchy? You'd be grouchy too if you had crabs all over
your bottom. Why
didn't the kangaroo mother want her baby to watch too much TV ? Because she
didn't want her baby to become a pouch potato. What
did the hotdog say when he crossed the finish line? "I'm a wiener! I'm a
wiener!" What
did the princess say when she dropped her roll of film at the one hour photo
mat?
Cool Halloween Animation (Click on it, it's really cool, but come back, okay?)
More Jokes!
What do you call someone who puts poison in a
person's corn flakes?
The Story of the Jack-O-Lantern (For the Quiz, Silly!)
The Irish brought Jack-O'-Lantern to America. Jack was a legendary, stingy drunkard. He tricked the Devil into climbing an apple tree for a juicy apple and then quickly cut the sign of the cross into the tree trunk, preventing the Devil from coming down. Jack made the Devil swear that he wouldn't come after his soul in any way. The Devil promised. However, this did not prevent Jack from dying. When he arrived at the gates of heaven, he was turned away because he was a stingy, mean drunk. Desperate for a resting place, he went to the Devil. The Devil, true to his word, turned him away. "But where can I go?" pleaded Jack. "Back where you come from," spoke the Devil. The night was dark and the way was long, and the Devil tossed him a lighted coal from the fire of Hell. Jack, who was eating a turnip at the time, placed the coal inside and used it to light his way. Since that day, he has traveled the world over with his Jack-O'-Lantern in search of a place to rest. Irish children carved out turnips and potatoes to light the night on Halloween. When the Irish came to America in great numbers in the 1840s, they found that a pumpkin made an even better lantern, and so this "American" tradition came to be.
Three questions for the quiz: 1. What did the princess say when she dropped off her photos? 2. Why do vampires need mouth wash? 3. Where did "Jack" place the lighted piece of coal? Okay, now call Kevin's office at 508-910-1855, and leave a message with the answers to the above three questions! Now how easy is this, huh? See you Monday!
Peace and Joy, Kevin
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