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Q:What always sits in the corner but can move all round the world?
A:A stamp.
Q:How can you tell that compasses and scales are intelligent?
A:Because they're all graduated.
Q:Why didn't the map grids go to the punk disco?
A:Because they were all squares.
Q:What's big, white, furry and always points North?
A:A Polar Bearing.
Q:What do geographers grow in their gardens?
A:Compass roses.
Q:Where do all the pencils come from?
A:Pennsylvania.
Q:What do an astrologist and a cartographer have in common?
A:They both specialise in projections.
Q:What city always cheats at exams?
A:Peking
Q:Why does the Bogie Man know all the map symbols?
A:Because he's a legend.
Q:Why is it easy to get into Florida?
A:Because there are so many keys.
Q:Why can fish measure distances so well?
A:Because they have their own scales.
Q:Which has the higher IQ, latitude or longitude?
A:Longitude; it's got 360 degrees!
Q:What do penguins wear on their heads?
A:Ice caps.
Q:What sort of pudding roams wild in the Arctic circle?
A:Moose.
Q:What rocks do young geologists play with?
A:Marbles.
Q:Where do fish keep their money?
A:In riverbanks.
Thanks to Greg Martry for sending this one.
Q:What did Delaware?
A:A New Jersey.
Thanks to Deb and Scott Besag. Hint to non North Americans - think USA for this one.
Q:Why did the sophomore refuse to date the geology assistant?
A:Because he was such a gneiss guy, and she found him boring.
Thanks to Virginia C.Johnson - Central Rappahannock Regional Library.
Q:Where is it always 90 degrees, but never hot?
A:The North and South Poles.
Thanks to Chris Freeman for this one.
"Show me an embezzling glaciologist and I'll show you a man with his hand in the till."
"Esker me no questions and I'll till you no lies."
Thanks to Robert Lord at Bramalea SS,Peel Region,Ontario for these two one liners.
Q: So where did you go for your holiday last year?
A: Spain
Q: A cheap place like the Costa Brava?
A: No, very expensive, Costa Fortune!
Q:What is the highest road?
A:The Highway.
Thanks to Sandra and her fifth grade students.
Q:What is round at each end and high in the middle?
A:Ohio.
Thanks to Rachel Duecker.
Q:How do you get two whales in a car?
A:Down the M4 and across the Severn Bridge!"
Thanks to Rachael Robinson. (For those of you who don't know UK geography very well, Wales is a principality on the west side of the UK, accessed via a bridge over the River Severn)
Q:What place is mentioned in this joke?
A:The Red Sea.
Q:What other place is mentioned in this joke?
A:The Black Sea.
Q:What did the sea say to the shore?
A:Nothing, it just waved!
Thanks to Ally Shaw. (From Worcester, UK)
Q:Why were the rocks excited to go to the birthday bash?
A:They knew they'd have a SMASHING good time.
Thanks to Ariel Riske
Q:What do fish and maps have in common?
A:They both have scales!
Thanks to Lorraine Snyder
Q:What do you get if you cross a farm animal with a map maker?
A:A cow-tographer!
Q:What is the fastest country in the world?
A:Russia
Q:What do you call the little rivers that flow into the Nile?
A:Juveniles
This one is hard to claim as a geography joke, but it does include a desert, a mirage and an oasis, so it's allowed :-)
Thanks to Camilla Robinson. (From Cornwall, UK)
Three legionnaires were walking through the desert under a baking sun.
They were fully equipped with enough water for days, and food a plenty.
On the shimmering horizon mirages came and went. Visions of swimming
pools, stalls full of ice-cream, sorbets, freshly-whipped
smoothies of every conceivable flavor. But the legionnaires did not crack, they kept
marching solidly on.
Suddenly one of them froze, "Psssst" said he. His companions halted, and strained their
eyes to where the first legionnaire was pointing. "Le voila", said he, "Regardez, mes amis,
isn't that a bacon tree on the horizon?"
And sure enough; there it stood, proud and defiant in the middle of the desert, an oasis with a true
bacon tree. Slowly they crept forward towards the mysterious object so far off. Inch by
inch, centimeter by centimeter, until they were within a stones throw of the bacon tree.
Even nearer they crept, and suddenly, a shot rang out, dropping one of the legionnaires in
his tracks.
The other two returned fire, and gave first aid to their wounded
companion.
As they bandaged him, and poured water over his face, they could hear his faint voice,
"That was no bacon tree," he gasped, "That was a ham bush."
😉 😉 😛
C89 😕 😳
Lets ROFL>>>>>!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Q:What always sits in the corner but can move all round the world?
A:A stamp.
Q:How can you tell that compasses and scales are intelligent?
A:Because they're all graduated.
Q:Why didn't the map grids go to the punk disco?
A:Because they were all squares.
Q:What's big, white, furry and always points North?
A:A Polar Bearing.
Q:What do geographers grow in their gardens?
A:Compass roses.
Q:Where do all the pencils come from?
A:Pennsylvania.
Q:What do an astrologist and a cartographer have in common?
A:They both specialise in projections.
Q:What city always cheats at exams?
A:Peking
Q:Why does the Bogie Man know all the map symbols?
A:Because he's a legend.
Q:Why is it easy to get into Florida?
A:Because there are so many keys.
Q:Why can fish measure distances so well?
A:Because they have their own scales.
Q:Which has the higher IQ, latitude or longitude?
A:Longitude; it's got 360 degrees!
Q:What do penguins wear on their heads?
A:Ice caps.
Q:What sort of pudding roams wild in the Arctic circle?
A:Moose.
Q:What rocks do young geologists play with?
A:Marbles.
Q:Where do fish keep their money?
A:In riverbanks.
Thanks to Greg Martry for sending this one.
Q:What did Delaware?
A:A New Jersey.
Thanks to Deb and Scott Besag. Hint to non North Americans - think USA for this one.
Q:Why did the sophomore refuse to date the geology assistant?
A:Because he was such a gneiss guy, and she found him boring.
Thanks to Virginia C.Johnson - Central Rappahannock Regional Library.
Q:Where is it always 90 degrees, but never hot?
A:The North and South Poles.
Thanks to Chris Freeman for this one.
"Show me an embezzling glaciologist and I'll show you a man with his hand in the till."
"Esker me no questions and I'll till you no lies."
Thanks to Robert Lord at Bramalea SS,Peel Region,Ontario for these two one liners.
Q: So where did you go for your holiday last year?
A: Spain
Q: A cheap place like the Costa Brava?
A: No, very expensive, Costa Fortune!
Q:What is the highest road?
A:The Highway.
Thanks to Sandra and her fifth grade students.
Q:What is round at each end and high in the middle?
A:Ohio.
Thanks to Rachel Duecker.
Q:How do you get two whales in a car?
A:Down the M4 and across the Severn Bridge!"
Thanks to Rachael Robinson. (For those of you who don't know UK geography very well, Wales is a principality on the west side of the UK, accessed via a bridge over the River Severn)
Q:What place is mentioned in this joke?
A:The Red Sea.
Q:What other place is mentioned in this joke?
A:The Black Sea.
Q:What did the sea say to the shore?
A:Nothing, it just waved!
Thanks to Ally Shaw. (From Worcester, UK)
Q:Why were the rocks excited to go to the birthday bash?
A:They knew they'd have a SMASHING good time.
Thanks to Ariel Riske
Q:What do fish and maps have in common?
A:They both have scales!
Thanks to Lorraine Snyder
Q:What do you get if you cross a farm animal with a map maker?
A:A cow-tographer!
Q:What is the fastest country in the world?
A:Russia
Q:What do you call the little rivers that flow into the Nile?
A:Juveniles
This one is hard to claim as a geography joke, but it does include a desert, a mirage and an oasis, so it's allowed :-)
Thanks to Camilla Robinson. (From Cornwall, UK)
Three legionnaires were walking through the desert under a baking sun.
They were fully equipped with enough water for days, and food a plenty.
On the shimmering horizon mirages came and went. Visions of swimming
pools, stalls full of ice-cream, sorbets, freshly-whipped
smoothies of every conceivable flavor. But the legionnaires did not crack, they kept
marching solidly on.
Suddenly one of them froze, "Psssst" said he. His companions halted, and strained their
eyes to where the first legionnaire was pointing. "Le voila", said he, "Regardez, mes amis,
isn't that a bacon tree on the horizon?"
And sure enough; there it stood, proud and defiant in the middle of the desert, an oasis with a true
bacon tree. Slowly they crept forward towards the mysterious object so far off. Inch by
inch, centimeter by centimeter, until they were within a stones throw of the bacon tree.
Even nearer they crept, and suddenly, a shot rang out, dropping one of the legionnaires in
his tracks.
The other two returned fire, and gave first aid to their wounded
companion.
As they bandaged him, and poured water over his face, they could hear his faint voice,
"That was no bacon tree," he gasped, "That was a ham bush."
😉 😉 😛
C89 😕 😳
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