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Sites 18
Primarily a site with puns, punny cartoons, and a forum on puns. Also includes links, webrings and some wordplay. Accepts submissions.
Material supplied by biology students.
Also includes a punny chemistry test for the reader to fill in the blanks.
Dan Worona's contribution to losing weight and humor in general.
A series of questions resulting in punny answers.
Wordplay from a competition wherein competitors change one letter in a familiar non-English phrase and redefine it.
Paradoxes in Shakespeare's play with annotated index.
Wordplay on Dick Whittington's cat, psychics, Beethoven, and witch doctors.
Designed perhaps best for the mathematician.
Artistic punny drawings by Robert Paschell: "Graze Anatomy", "Mooed Ring", "Cafe Ole" and others.
A test requiring using the imagination. Requests submissions.
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Wordplay from physics students.
Musically-oriented wordplay with modestly sexual overtones.
Designed to help teachers of English as a Second Language. Also covers misuse of English. Requests submissions.
A searchable database of puns collected from the internet.
Involves taking a test about 100+ corruptions of phrases. Submissions are accepted.
Stories covering math, Norwegians and frogs, to name a few.
Although designed primarily to be instructional, these puns can also be appreciated by all.
Paradoxes in Shakespeare's play with annotated index.
A test requiring using the imagination. Requests submissions.
[PDF]
Primarily a site with puns, punny cartoons, and a forum on puns. Also includes links, webrings and some wordplay. Accepts submissions.
Wordplay on Dick Whittington's cat, psychics, Beethoven, and witch doctors.
Also includes a punny chemistry test for the reader to fill in the blanks.
Designed to help teachers of English as a Second Language. Also covers misuse of English. Requests submissions.
Musically-oriented wordplay with modestly sexual overtones.
Stories covering math, Norwegians and frogs, to name a few.
Material supplied by biology students.
Wordplay from a competition wherein competitors change one letter in a familiar non-English phrase and redefine it.
Involves taking a test about 100+ corruptions of phrases. Submissions are accepted.
Although designed primarily to be instructional, these puns can also be appreciated by all.
A series of questions resulting in punny answers.
Dan Worona's contribution to losing weight and humor in general.
Designed perhaps best for the mathematician.
A searchable database of puns collected from the internet.
Wordplay from physics students.
Artistic punny drawings by Robert Paschell: "Graze Anatomy", "Mooed Ring", "Cafe Ole" and others.
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