Archie·Jughead's Jokes·#65·Bronze Age·ID-6006550
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Jughead comes across a shark while scuba-diving. When he comes onto the dock and Ethel is there to greet him he retreats back into the shark infested water.
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Jughead bets Reggie that he can catch a fish without using a line.
Jughead thinks the camp is too crowded so he goes home to his own back yard.
Jughead uses his mother's knitting needles to hold a sandwich together.
Reggie offers five dollars to anybody who can ring the bell.
Jughead paints a tall sandwich and it falls off the canvas.
Li'l Jinx listens to a ball game on the radio while standing outside the stadium.
Jughead is no longer grounded to his room.
Jughead asks a favor.
Jughead has thousands of friends in Riverdale: all of them pizzas.
Jughead and Reggie practice skateboarding.
Coach wants Jughead to relax in the batter's box.
Jughead and Archie try to put a boat in the water.
Reggie bets he can spot Jughead's lips moving while he works his ventriloquist doll. Jughead puts on a false beard to win the bet.
Archie, Jughead and Reggie return to their campsite after a hike to find wildlife have occupied their tent.
Jughead comes across a shark while scuba-diving. When he comes onto the dock and Ethel is there to greet him he retreats back into the shark infested water.
Jughead, Archie, and Reggie get lost in the woods when they stumble upon a drive-in movie theater.
Archie tries to make Jughead forget the pain in his foot.
Big Ethel wants to dance 'the bump' with Jughead. Instead he takes her to the bumper cars.
Jughead tries 'the Tut burger'. He thinks it got its name because the meat tastes like it's 3,000 years old.
Jughead mistakes a tongue depressor for a popsicle stick.
Jughead needs help with his tennis serve.
Reggie boasts his boat can beat Archie's in a race; Jughead notes a leak in Archie's boat means Archie will beat Reggie to the bottom of the lake.
Archie loans Jughead $5.
Jughead comes across a shark while scuba-diving. When he comes onto the dock and Ethel is there to greet him he retreats back into the shark infested water.