Independent·Reggie's Wise Guy Jokes·#26·Bronze Age·ID-7599482
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Archie spills his soda and Reggie laughs at him; Archie promises to laugh at Reggie the next time he spills something so Reggie puts him to the test.
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Reggie introduces Kay to the gang.
Reggie demonstrates his ability to identify the brainwaves of animals.
Reggie tears Archie's face off a billboard to help keep Riverdale beautiful.
Reggie forces Archie to repeat the what Reggie said about Archie.
During a rain shower, Reggie is desperate for an umbrella.
Reggie's hamburger is gone; he blames Archie.
Archie spills his soda and Reggie laughs at him; Archie promises to laugh at Reggie the next time he spills something so Reggie puts him to the test.
Reggie tells Moose not to lose his cool.
At a baseball game, Reggie shouts so much he loses his voice.
Reggie argues anything that improves a game of ping pong is fair.
Jughead claims Archie is a better fencer than Reggie.
Reggie reminds Veronica of the ocean.
Hap's neighbor is impressed by Jinx's speed.
Jughead looks for a painting which will grab Reggie.
Reggie paints he and Dawn's names on a wall.
While other students bring an apple to Miss Grundy, Reggie brings a watermelon.
Veronica decides she doesn't like hot pants any longer.
Reggie uses a divining rod on Archie.
Reggie doesn't date girls just for their looks; he also dates them for being good mechanics.
Reggie's "gentle" horse keeps trying to buck him.
Veronica loses an argument about who has the most handsome boyfriend when she shows a picture of Archie.
Reggie encourages Archie to talk about his good points.
Whenever Reggie kisses Debbie he punches a hole in a card.
Reggie ponders asking Midge to the dance.
Reggie challenges Jughead to a game of follow the leader.
Moose has insulted Reggie's girlfriend and Reggie plans to even the score like John Wayne would.
Reggie won't take 'no' for an answer.
Reggie shows off his skateboard tricks.
Archie challenges Reggie to a drag race.
Roz displays some modern art to Jinx.
Jughead convinces Reggie to stand up for his rights against Moose.
Mother Nature makes Archie feel small.
Reggie suggests Archie give Veronica a sympathy card for their anniversary.
Betty doesn't know to remove golf clubs from the bag before teeing off.
Archie spends a lot of time hunting for his golf ball.
Reggie's date is the daughter of a news anchor; the anchor tells Reggie to go home.
Reggie makes a phone call from his car.
Archie spills his soda and Reggie laughs at him; Archie promises to laugh at Reggie the next time he spills something so Reggie puts him to the test.