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  • I get lost every time I visit Chinatown. It's difficult to get Oriented.
    —Mr G.

  • How am I supposed to go grocery shopping in the Carribbean? The aisles are not labled.
    —Joe Morris

  • Juneau the capitol of Alaska?
    —Mo

  • Billy: My father's brother works in Northern Alaska.
    Johnny: Nome?
    Billy: No 'im? He's my uncle!
    —Mr G.

  • Take your next vacation in Cuba. I'm quite sure you will be Havana good time.
    —Donald Frazier

  • The guilt-ridden Egyptian threw himself into de Nile.
    —Dobbin

  • The capital of Taiwan is full of lots of aggressive, risk-taking, entrepreneurial individuals. Many of the people there have Taipei personalities.
    —David B.

  • —What did Iowa? She weighed a Washington.
    —What did Tennessee? She saw Idaho.
    —What did Delaware? She wore a New Jersey.
    —What did Ohio? She owed a mass of two checks.
    —Alice in TX

  • If you Russia round and Ukraine your neck, don't Crimea River.
    —Donald Frazier

  • Q: Which part of the U.S. is most preferred by gay men?
    A: Tex' ass.
    —Malte

  • The Chinese emperoress was devastated when she realized that her husband had left to live with his new lover in Laramie. She cried: "Why? Oh, Ming!"
    —Malte

  • Why did the plane fall on Queens? I guess it has been laden too much.
    —Sally Carreras

  • I can imagine how difficult it must be for the U.S. military to catch Osama in Afghanistan. I'm sure he's bin in hiding.
    —Macross

  • Q: What is more stupid than surfing Nebraska?
    A: Wheeling, West Virginia.
    —Sally Carreras

  • That Eskimo chick looks cold. Al aska if she wants a blanket to keep warm.
    —Macross

  • There was an explosion in a Paris floor-covering store. The headline read: Linoleum Blown Apart.
    —Joe Hanus

  • Safaris I can tell, those animal hunting adventures occur either in Africa or Australia.
    —The Tim Guy

  • I went to a large city in Minnesota recently. It was a really bad time. I met many hopeless people. During the trip a wheel came off my car. The mechanic said it was because of Duluth lug nuts.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • Ed was on trial in Africa for the murder of Mathew Jaro. Ed said he was innocent and would never Kilimanjaro.
    —The Tim Guy

  • When I was in the Middle East, I cut my arm. The doctor put a piece of Gaza over it.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • I like partying with my friends from Formosa. I always Taiwan on.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • I think it would be pretty slick to travel to Greece.
    —The Tim Guy

  • A business trip took me to a suburb just north of San Francisco. I wanted to see the sights, but I was so busy I saw so little of the city.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • Three men, Phillip, John, and Dave, were sitting around one day. John asked Dave to name any inhabitants of Asia. "I'm mot sure," says Dave. "Ask Filipinos"
    —Chalky

  • My father asked me if we were going to win the war in Iraq. I told him that it was in the Bagh, Dad.
    —David M. Laushey

  • The con man managed to take the life savings of an entire Alaskan town. When asked why it took 10 years to do it, he replied, "Nome wasn't bilked in a day!"
    —punjab

  • The two Lithuanian enemies decided to make up. They said, "Letts be friends."
    —SGT Snorkel

  • I asked the farmer near the southeastern China city what kind of animal was in his field. He said, "That's Macau."
    —SGT Snorkel

  • My friend is an experienced African traveler. I asked him, "Kenya get from Mombasa to Nairobi by bus?"
    —SGT Snorkel

  • Aunt Betty was knitting something that was shaped like an Asian country. Uncle Stanley asked what it was. She said, "It's an Afghan, Stan."
    —SGT Snorkel

  • I was playing hide and seek in the capitol of Kansas. I told the fellow who was counting not Topeka.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • I knew the child in the suburb of Toledo was lost. He kept screaming, "Maumee, Maumee."
    —SGT Snorkel

  • The Idaho bank customer was so mad he told a friend he was going to poke a teller.
    —punjab

  • I was visiting the capital of Germany when I got the urge to knock down pins with a ball. Naturally, I looked for a Berlin alley.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • I think that geographic puns are Oslo as you can go. There is Norway I would do that.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • a man in South Dakota who watched the Statues beings carved on Mount Rushmore thought it was a monumental undertaking.
    —Richard Waghalter

  • I was visiting friends in the capitol of Bulgaria. I asked them where I could sit. They told me to sit on the Sofia.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • While visiting the beach I heard the most beautiful music. I asked my friend what it was. He pointed to the natural barrier in the lagoon and said it was the choral reef.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • A man was asked if he wanted Eskimo pie for dessert, he responded, "I'll have Nunavut".
    —Dan

  • Montanans must like large plates of cookies. Their motto is "Oreo Platter."
    —SGT Snorkel

  • When they were naming a city in Nebraska, someone suggested naming it after a famous German Physicist. People scoffed at the idea. They said, "Ohm? Ha!"
    —SGT Snorkel

  • I wanted to go to Amsterdam yesterday to blow all my money, but my plan went to pot.
    —johnny boss

  • Don't blame the Californians. It's San Andreas' fault.
    —punjab

  • The lady from western Australia was worried. She lost her purse. The mother from New Jersey was frantic. She lost her purse and boy.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • When I visited Valetta I wanted bacon and eggs for breakfast. All they had, though, was Malta Meal.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • I was swimming in the ocean off a California city south of San Francisco. I saw a broad, flat fish with a long tail. Naturally, it was a manta ray.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • The reason no one can find the monster is that it escaped. Somebody forgot to lock Ness.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • I just cannot fathom the total depth of all the oceans of the world.
    —The Tim Guy

  • When I sailed down that strip of water that lies between Alaska and Russia, I could not keep my bearing straight.
    —The Tim guy

  • Our son Ken and his friends traveled to the south but only one state our Ken saw.
    —The Tim Guy

  • While driving through northern Iraq I got caught in a traffic jam. I started to get hungry. You would too if you saw all those Kurds in the way.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • The comedian from Oklahoma was very popular with his friends. They were always saying to him, "Hey, buddy, Tulsa joke."
    —SGT Snorkel

  • While visiting some Alaskan islands, I thought I saw an optometrist. It was just an optical Aleutian.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • What did one Idaho worker say to the other Idaho worker? "The boss is coming, look Boise."
    —SGT Snorkel

  • The flying mammals in Ghana are very agile. They are known as Accra bats.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • I rented a car to tour the long narrow inlets on the Norwegian coast. Of course, I had rented a fjord Explorer.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • I had to take out a loan for my trip to Dallas. The only two things in life that are certain are debt and Texas.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • I once picked apples and pears on an orchard near Mount Vesuvius. Every Friday they would give me my pome pay.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • When the farmer went on vacation he decided to see the Taj Mahal since he was interested in Agra culture.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • When I visited the White Cliffs of Dover I realized the old saying is true. Chalk is steep.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • That professor from Gonzaga University is very quiet. He is soft Spokane.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • I was getting ready for a fancy party in a Wisconsin city, but the cheese dip didn't taste right. I asked, "What does the fondue lack?"
    —SGT Snorkel

  • When I visited the small, low lying islands in the Atlantic, I brought my first aid kit. I didn't think I'd need it but I brought it just in cays.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • Would a Boston comedian be called a Cape card? Would a picky Boston fisherman only keep cod?
    —SGT Snorkel

  • I was walking along the river in Cairo when I got the feeling that life was pointless. Does that make me a Nileist?
    —SGT Snorkel

  • I went to a gas station in Sarajevo and started looking for the attendant. It turned out that the place was self Serb.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • When I arrived at the seaport in Hawaii I expected someone to say, "Aloha." However, all the lady said was "Hilo."
    —SGT Snorkel

  • When I wanted to see the campus in Palo Alto, my friend, Stanley, offered to drive. So we drove to the campus in Stan's Ford.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • I went fishing on a coral island in the South Pacific, but I didn't catch a thing. I had no luck atoll.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • It is easy to prepare supper in Addis Ababa. All of the cans are easy openin'.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • The National Spelling Bee should always be held in Phonics, Arizona.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • What did Delaware? A New Jersey. What did Tennessee? The same thing that Arkansas. Is she Hungary? I don't know, Alaska. What shall I Fiji? Some Turkey and Greece. Are you still Hungary? Yes Siam. Do you want Samoa?
    —Kip Gonzales

  • I have been itching to see the Muslim house of worship in the capital of Ecuador. It is called Mosque Quito.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • I was eating breakfast on a beach in southern California when I dropped my waffle. I hated sandy Eggo.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • I didn't realize there were so many lake Indians in the Middle East until we started fighting Operation Iroquois Freedom.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • Would Nome, Alaska be an example of an ice burg?
    —SGT Snorkel

  • The Hawaiian man wanted an outdoor wedding so he led his bride down the isle.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • The American tourists visited the cliffs of Dover. They wound up chalking up a lot of good experience from it.
    —emily m. soifer

  • The port was very beautiful. The sailors said it was haven on earth.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • Italy: Its capital is the best for International Rome-ing.
    —pats

  • Would a blind alley in Nome, Alaska be called a cooldesac?
    —SGT Snorkel

  • The Hong Kong businessman died, leaving a huge estate to his heirs. It was the great will of China.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • While in Annapolis I visited a famous writer's workshop, the US Novel Academy.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • The Eiffel Tower: It's an 'eye-full!'
    —Teresa L. Porter

  • I met the woman of my dreams at the base of Mount Vesuvius. She is the lava my life.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • I had a plan to extract minerals from the ground in the capital of Delaware. Everyone said it couldn't be done, but I said it was a simple case of mine Dover matter.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • When I ran into my friend from London I said, "Long Thames, no see."
    —SGT Snorkel

  • My friend asked me what the capital of Alaska was. I replied, "Don't Juneau?"
    —Mark

  • I entered a raffle at a fair in Manitoba. I got lucky. I was able to win a pig.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • If there were a huge fire in the capitol of the Sooner State, would that make Oklahoma sooty?
    —SGT Snorkel

  • The father in Nepal said to his son, "Do you want to learn how to guide people up Mount Everest?" His son said, "Sure, Pa."
    —SGT Snorkel

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