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10/6/14

A touch of humour: Little Johnny Jones joke.

In the English literature class, the teacher asks this question: "What was the name of Shakespeare's wife?"
No pupil seems to know the answer. Suddenly, Little Johnny Jones puts up his hand and says: "I know, Sir: It was Mrs Shakespeare."

Note: Shakespeare' wife's name was Anne Hathaway.

Adapted from Grammar and Humour, Learn English with a Smile, by José Merino, Anglo-Didáctica, p. 11.

20/2/14

Little Johnny Jones Joke

Little Johnny Jones is in England more or less what Jaimito in Spain. There are lots of jokes about him. Here's one:

At school

One day the mistress says: "Listen, children, from now on when you need to go to the bathroom, you're going to use numbers: number one, if you need to have a pee, and number two, if you need to do a poo".
Everything goes well for a while:
Charlie: "Mistress, number one."
Bob: "Mistress, number two."
Lizzie: "Mistress, number one."
etc.
But one day Little Johnny Jones puts his hand up and shouts: "Mistress, quick give me a number, I have to fart."

GLOSSARY

the mistress - la seño
to have a pee - hacer pis
to do a poo - hacer caca
to fart - tirarse un pedo