Independent·Reggie's Wise Guy Jokes·#28·Bronze Age·ID-7599480
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Reggie makes his cleaning job sound much more important.
Reggie can't find Dorine's photo.
Reggie's allowance will not last the night.
Archie adjust a television set's reception.
Reggie's hat is crushed.
Jughead tricks Reggie into licking his envelope.
Reggie deals with Ethel's lack of singing ability.
Tree-carver Reggie does not handle criticism well.
Reggie fools Moose into thinking nobody's home at Midge's house.
Reggie gives Archie's acting the thumbs-down.
Moose bops Reggie for winking at Midge - and includes tax.
Reggie is fearless, except around Moose.
Reggie calls Archie simple.
Reggie didn't like the Tiny Blimey concert.
Reggie, as a director, thinks Archie is dumb.
Reggie insults a pizza-maker.
Betty is terrified by Reggie's driving.
Archie brags about his survival skills.
Jinx discusses the physics of balloons.
Reggie may not be as much of a basketball star as he imagines himself to be.
Jughead tries to borrow the price of a burger from Reggie.
Jughead reclaims his hammock.
Veronica succumbs to curiosity.
Reggie doesn't play chess.
Moose out-karates Reggie.
Reggie complains about the kite Jughead sold him.
Reggie is not the answer to Veronica's prayers.
Jughead directs Reggie to the movies.
Reggie brags about his accomplishments non-verbally.
Mr. Lodge is showing Veronica and Reggie a new housing development he's invested in.
Reggie underestimates Jughead's appetite.
Reggie has difficulty getting directions.
Doris offers her parents Reggie's hockey tickets.
Moose drags Reggie... literally.
Reggie has several "only girls he ever loved".
Reggie and Archie fight over Veronica's handkerchief.
Jughead helps Reggie hide from Moose.
Reggie laughs at danger, but not at Moose.
Gigi criticizes Jinx's singing voice.
Reggie has a list of things to help girls with their driving.
Reggie asks how a hockey game went.
Reggie is not interested in helping Moose out in a fight.
Leroy offers Reggie some grapefruit juice.
Reggie considers Archie to be a little silly problem.
Reggie is insulted on the dance floor.
Reggie demonstrates that he's all mouth.
Mr. Lodge is showing Veronica and Reggie a new housing development he's invested in.