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November 16, 2006

Apple Cup jokes

Comments: 6

How many Cougars does it take to screw in a lightbulb? What's the difference between UW and WSU? Send us your favorite Huskies and Cougars (clean) jokes and we'll put the best online.

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Q: Where do you go in Seattle if there is a tornado?

A: Husky Stadium. There are never any touchdowns there.

Posted by Michael Preston in Pullman, WA at 10:30 PM, Nov 16, 2006


What's the difference between the Huskies and Cheerios?

Cheerios have a better shot at making it into a bowl.

Posted by Gregg Donnelly at 12:21 PM, Nov 17, 2006


Question: What do all UW and WSU graduates have in common?

Answer: They all applied to UW.

Posted by Buckwheat Clark at 12:39 PM, Nov 17, 2006


Do you know how you keep Cougars out of your back yard?

Just put up some goal posts.

Posted by Mark at 01:20 PM, Nov 17, 2006


Why did they put cardboard over the Husky field?

Because the Huskies look better on paper.

Posted by Ron at 01:33 PM, Nov 17, 2006


An eighth-grade teacher explains to her class that she is a Washington Husky. She asks her students how many of them are Husky fans.

Twenty children raise a hand; one girl doesn't.

The teacher asks what she is.

"Why, I'm a proud Washington State University Cougar," the girl said. "My mom and dad are Cougars, so I'm a Cougar, too."

The teacher is a little perturbed and tells the girl that is not a good reason.

"What if your mom was a moron and your dad was a moron," the teacher said. "What would you be then?"

The girl smiled.

"Well," she said, "THEN I'd be a Husky."


Posted by Jeff Pietila at 02:07 PM, Nov 17, 2006


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