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Just another joke #1 (permalink) Tue Mar 29, 2005 9:57 am   Just another joke		  
What gets wet as it dries?
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Just another joke #2 (permalink) Wed Mar 30, 2005 20:38 pm   Just another joke		  
hi rich i think none of us are likely to find an answer..could you just give us some kind of tip????may it be an ice or somethin'..
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Ok #3 (permalink) Thu Mar 31, 2005 6:47 am   Ok		  
Here's the answer: the towel, you may wonder why well here we go....

The towel gets wet as it dries you body......LOL....LOL...
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Just another joke #4 (permalink) Sat Apr 02, 2005 21:52 pm   Just another joke		  
That was quite a good one, Rich!
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Just another joke #5 (permalink) Sun Apr 03, 2005 18:37 pm   Just another joke		  
That`s really witty!!! My friends and I spent a few hours trying to guess))) We liked the correct answer)))
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Just another joke #6 (permalink) Sun Apr 03, 2005 20:43 pm   Just another joke		  
it s quite amazing Rich but i must admit that it is terrificly good.. Wink
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Hi #7 (permalink) Thu Aug 04, 2005 17:53 pm   Hi		  
I just want to say '' it is a nice joke''
thanks
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