Dr. Grant's Joke Jamboree #09

The Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd

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4.4 • 974 Ratings

🗓️ 30 March 2009

⏱️ 7 minutes

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What’s got chickens, knock knocks, ducks, bats, elephants, helicopters, cows and cheese? Why the latest episode of Dr. Grant’s Joke Jamboree of course!

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0:00.0	Well hello everybody it's Dr. Grant from the radio adventures of Dr.
0:03.4	Floyd and welcome to another episode of Dr. Grant's joke jamboree.
0:08.2	This is the show where I get you my friends and fans of the Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd, to call Area Code A18332-3053,
0:19.4	press option 3 and leave me your funniest jokes.
0:23.5	Oh, I can't wait to get to today's jokes.
0:25.6	So here's the first one.
0:27.4	Hi, I see chat.
0:28.8	I'm five years, I the rubber chicken cross the road.
0:34.0	California.
0:35.0	California. Here's my joke.
0:38.0	Why did the rubber chicken cross the road?
0:41.0	Hmm, I don't know.
0:42.0	Why did the rubber chicken cross the road.
0:44.0	To get to the rubber side.
0:47.0	To get to the rubber side.
0:50.0	To get to the rubber side, excellent joke.
0:52.0	Thank you so much for calling it in.
0:54.2	Okay, here's the next one.
0:55.9	Hi, Dr. Grant, I'm from LA County, California.
1:01.3	And I have a joke for you. Knock back.
1:04.0	Who's there? Me. Me, who?
1:06.0	So now who you are?
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