Monsters Under The Bed
- Doctor, doctor, I keep dreaming there are great, gooey, bug-eyed monsters playing tiddley winks under my bed. What shall I do?
- Hide the tiddley winks.
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- Doctor, doctor, I keep dreaming there are great, gooey, bug-eyed monsters playing tiddley winks under my bed. What shall I do?
- Hide the tiddley winks.
- Doctor, doctor, I'm having difficulty sleeping.
- Doctor: Well maybe it's your bed.
- Oh, I'm all right at night, it's in the day I have problems.
A monster went to the doctor with a branch growing out of his head.
"Hmmm," said the doctor. "I've no idea what it is."
The next week the branch was covered in leaves and blossom.
"I'm stumped," said the doctor, "but you can try taking these pills."
When the monster came back a month later the branch had grown into a tree, and just a few weeks later he developed a small pond, surrounded by trees and bushes, all of them on top of his head.
"Ah!" said the doctor, "I know what it is. You've got a beauty spot."
- Doctor: The best time to take a bath is before retiring.
- Patient: You mean I don't need another bath until I'm sixty-five?
- Doctor: Your system needs freshening up a bit. I suggest you take a cold bath every morning.
- Patient: Oh, but I do, doctor.
- Doctor: You do?
- Patient: Yes, every morning I take a nice cold bath and fill it with nice hot water!
- Doctor, doctor, my baby's swallowed a watch!
- Give it some Epsom Salts: that should help it pass the time.
If an apple a day keeps the doctor away, what does an onion do?
→ Keeps everyone away.
How does an apple a day keep the doctor away?
→ When you take careful aim.
Fred came rushing in to his Dad. "Dad!" he puffed, "is it true that an apple a day keeps the doctor away?"
"That's what they say," said his Dad.
"Well, give me an apple quick? I've just broken the doctor's window!"
The doctor comes to see his heart transplant patient.
"This is good news. It is very unusual, but we have two donors to choose from for your new heart."
The patient is pleased. He asks, "What were their jobs?"
"One was a teacher and the other was an accountant."
"I'll take the accountant's heart," says the patient. "I want one that hasn't been used."