Literally Best Jokes Ever
$4.99
What does a dentist call his x-rays?
Tooth-pics!
What did the spider do on the computer?
It made a website.
The next time your young comedian is looking to serve up priceless entertainment, share Literally. Best. Jokes. Ever. Get ready to throw your head back and laugh out loud, because these jokes do not quit!
If you think you have literally heard every joke that has ever been told, think again. Literally. Best. Jokes. Ever. is sure to have you holding your side and pleading for the giggles to stop!
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SKU (ISBN): 9781424555031
ISBN10: 1424555035
Chantelle Grace
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2017
Joke Books
Publisher: Broadstreet Publishing Group, LLC
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