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Independent·Reggie's Wise Guy Jokes·#30·Bronze Age·ID-7599478
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Reggie is prepared for ants; Jughead is wearing a kilt; Dilton feels like he has the whole world on his shoulders.
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Midge feels guilty kissing Reggie in front of Moose's picture.
Reggie tries to kiss Midge while Moose is blowing out his birthday candles.
Reggie shows his baby picture.
Reggie & Veronica try to find a picnic table at a crowded picnic area.
Reggie jokes about Big Ethel in the beauty parlor.
Reggie names Archie's song.
Reggie describes the kind of girl Archie will marry.
Jughead is selling solar-powered clocks.
Reggie uses Jughead's wading pool without permission.
Charley tries to fix a radio.
Reggie admires his photo.
Reggie offers to pay for the meal.
Jughead warns Reggie that Moose is coming to get him.
Reggie tries to get two girls to help him.
Reggie and Jughead make a trade.
Reggie is prepared for ants; Jughead is wearing a kilt; Dilton feels like he has the whole world on his shoulders.
Reggie wonders if he should take a siesta or kiss Midge.
Reggie thinks he is a good actor.
Donna breaks up with Reggie.
Jughead finds a wallet.
Archie needs a dime to call a friend.
Reggie is upset about a school newspaper article about him.
The girls want a name for their volleyball team.
Twelve one-panel gags
Reggie has to cancel his boat trip with Midge.
Jughead sells Reggie a hair tonic guaranteed to make him attractive.
Reggie catches a frisbee.
The Mantles have a new swimming pool.
Reggie tells Big Ethel what kind of beauty parlor she needs.
Reggie tells Veronica what he thought of her meal.
Reggie tries to make Jughead choose between a plate of burgers and five dollars.
Reggie is prepared for ants; Jughead is wearing a kilt; Dilton feels like he has the whole world on his shoulders.