Laughter Therapy: 12-22-19

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Aloha friends, soon to be mele kalikimaka, the festive time of the year. Remember, there is nothing like the Christmas season to put a little bounce in your checks (not to mention your credit cards.) Yep, that is not funny!

• Why are conspiracy theories like moon landings? Because they are all fake.

• What do computers eat for a snack? Microchips.

• Why couldn’t that student add 10+5 on his calculator? He couldn’t find the “10” button. (No, not a blonde joke!)

• Knock, knock. Who’s there? Two 4s. Two 4s who? No need to make lunch, we already 8!

• Knock, knock. Who’s there? Pasta! Pasta who? Italian chef who pasta way.

• A father takes his son to the zoo. They are walking around and soon the son says, “Look Dad! It’s a frickin’ elephant.”

The Dad was shocked and slightly angry as people close by were looking at them.

“What did you just call that elephant?” the father asked.

“It’s a frickin’ elephant. It says so on the picture!” the son says loudly. And so it did: African elephant.

• What would a piece of fruitcake say to his or her psychiatrist? “I feel like nobody really likes me.”

• What would a group of dogs all say around the Christmas tree if someone asked if anyone watered the tree? “I did!”

• Frosty the Snowman gets caught in the grocery store about to steal something. What would it be? Come on gang, a carrot for his nose.

Two Army football players were given a special SAT test to meet their admission requirements to the military academy. Soon after the test, one says to the other, “Old McDonald had a what?”

The other replies,”He had a farm.”

The first then asks, “How do you spell it?”

The other replies, “E-I-E-I-O.”

• Time too close with one more … The secret of enjoying good wine:

1. Open the bottle to allow it to breathe.

2. If it does not look like it’s breathing, give it mouth-to-mouth. I still am doctoring all of you!

Happy holidays, be generous to the needy.. Aloha, a hui hou.

Shay Bintliff, MD, lives in North Hawaii and writes a weekly humor column for West Hawaii. Today.