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Tim Whitlock
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From: Arvada, CO, USA

posted 12 August 2004 12:24 PM     profile     
Our piano player recently acquired a new accordion and started playing it at our shows. I need accordion jokes (preferably short ones) to fire off. Please give generously! Thanks!
David Cobb
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From: Chanute, Kansas, USA

posted 12 August 2004 01:50 PM     profile     
Q. How do you make a million dollars playing an accordian?
A. Start with two million.

Q. What's an accordian good for?
A. Learning how to fold a road map.

Q. What's the difference between an accordianist and a sack of cow pies?
A. The sack.

Q. Why did the chicken cross the road?
A. To get away from the accordian player.

Q. What's the difference between an accordian and a concertina?
A. An accordian takes longer to burn.

Q. Why is it good that accordian players have a 1/2 oz. more brains than horses?
A. So they don't disgrace themselves in parades.

Q. What do you call a group of topless female accordian players?
A. "Ladies in Pain" (Lady of Spain?)

Q. What's a bassoon good for?
A. Kindling for an accordian fire.

Q. What's the definition of a gentleman?
A. Someone who knows how to play the accordian, but doesn't.

There's nothing I like more than the sound of an accordian, unless perhaps it's the sound of a cat caught in a bandsaw.

Many banjo jokes could be adapted to the accordian and there are a ton of those to be found in "search" mode.


[This message was edited by David Cobb on 12 August 2004 at 01:51 PM.]

Bobby Lee
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From: Cloverdale, North California, USA

posted 12 August 2004 02:09 PM     profile     
Why do accordian players walk around when they play?

They're trying to get away from that awful noise!
Jim Smith
Member

From: Plano, TX, USA

posted 12 August 2004 02:19 PM     profile     
A quick Google search on "accordion jokes" found 403 hits. That should keep you going for a while.

[This message was edited by Jim Smith on 12 August 2004 at 02:20 PM.]

George Kimery
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From: Limestone, TN, USA

posted 12 August 2004 06:42 PM     profile     
The old, "What do you call an accordion player with a beeper?" AN OPTIMIST. or...equally as old....What do you call an accordion player without a girlfriend? HOMELESS. Or, still another old one: The accordion player accidently left his accordion in the back seat of his car in a very bad neighboood last night. He went to get it this morning, but it was too late. Somebody had already broken into the car and..............left another accordion!
Lee Baucum
Member

From: McAllen, Texas (Extreme South) - The Final Frontier

posted 13 August 2004 03:18 PM     profile     
Click Here

Here are lots of old jokes. Change the word b@njo to accordion and they should work.

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Lee, from South Texas
Down On The Rio Grande

Ray Minich
Member

From: Limestone, New York, USA

posted 13 August 2004 04:32 PM     profile     
(I couldn't resist, from the MSNBC website )
Looking for bad luck? Consider:
1 of 13 things that happened on Friday the 13th

Anthony Foss, for reasons known only to himself, patents the accordion on Friday, Jan. 13, 1854.

[This message was edited by Ray Minich on 13 August 2004 at 04:32 PM.]

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