Opposition to puns should never deter gents from telling jokes about clothes washers. No, these punny men should maintain their commitment to clean humor, no matter how others spin the witticisms.

A visual pun

Photographer = Kenneth Randolph Taylor

1. The space aliens who met Richard Strauss said, “Take me to your lieder.”
2. Georges was not too Bizet to compose music.
3. Music is Lisztless without Franz.
4. A composer opens a small door with a minor key.
5. The composer, who attended frequent staff meetings, took a measured approach to writing music.  I hope he was never in much treble.  If so, this would have been a major concern for him, for he might have been unduly notorious.
6. Don’t be notorious.  Compose yourself and perform in the correct key.  This is a major issue, off the scale.
7. I suppose that Beethoven wrote some drafts of compositions in notebooks.
8. When Johann Sebastian attended a party, was it a Bachanalia?  Am I wining too much?  Is this a grape joke or not?
9. Puns about Johann Sebastian Bach must Germanate.

1. The cranky meteorologist had stormy relationships.
2. Nuclear power plant employees must have that CANDU attitude.
3. When Louis was a young his mother said that he should retire at a proper hour, or else he would stay up “Pasteur bedtime.”
4. If a group of people talks about solar power, is that a panel discussion?
5. The bottle went to the hospital for plastic surgery.
6. Satellites do not weigh much.

1. When bones cooperate, they undertake a joint effort.
2. To tell a joke about hips is a waist.

1. Does one amoeba speak to another amoeba via cellular phone?
2. The microbiologist who read Shakespearean plays was cultured.

1. Jokes about ceilings always go over my head.
2. The electrician who was also a physicist experimented with fusion.
3. The Minoan criminal was a concrete.
4. Frank Lloyd set things Wright.
5. More people were becoming fascinated by the construction project at the bank.  Interest was building.
6. The tourist got an eyeful in Paris.
7. Moving from a single-story house to a two-story house is a real step up.  (I could just stare at the steps.)
8. Breaking windows can be painful.
9. I shudder to think about windows.
10. Did young Abraham find playing with Lincoln Logs to be a useful way of coping with cabin fever?
11. Do people who write puns about noses have good old factory senses?

1. The astronomer with an odd personality was quarky.
2. The astronomer was Sirius about his work.
3. Does a cat on the Moon have lunatics?
4. Do astronomers clean their rock collections in meteor showers?

1. The French historian visited his Annaliste.
2. Was the poorly informed person with little impulse control an id-iot?
3. Was Sigmund’s fall a Freudian slip?

1. The political chemist was a free radical.
2. A few weeks ago, a friend handed me a folded sheet of paper.  The outside read, “Are jokes about sodium funny?”  I opened the paper to read the answer, “Na.”  It was an elemental joke, one which a person might tell periodically.  The joke has the benefit of being not quite salty.  And, if one dislikes the joke, one can table it.