Unique & Hilarious CHRISTMAS CRACKER JOKES (up to 100 precut jokes!)

TOMSTRAD LTD

£2.25

Are you looking for an extra dose of laughter this Christmas? Do you want to enjoy unique and different jokes this year? Are you looking for that extra sparkle at your Christmas dinner? Yes? Then these Christmas Cracker Jokes are for you! Each pack contains up to 100 jokes, suitable for all ages. None of the jokes in your pack will be included more than once. Each joke is tried, tested and guaranteed to make you laugh (or at least groan hopefully!). Your jokes will be printed on special craft paper and pre-cut, saving you from dealing with the fiddly bits as you prepare for Christmas. So if yo

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