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Independent·Reggie's Wise Guy Jokes·#17·Bronze Age·ID-7599493
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Reggie mocks Archie when Archie's snowmobile stalls, but then his own snowmobile heads down the hill without him.
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Reggie mocks Moose and runs for his life.
Reggie insults Moose but Moose doesn't get it.
Reggie can't find his car after a snowstorm.
Reggie weasels his way out of loaning Jughead any money.
Archie brings student council complaints to class president Reggie.
Reggie and Veronica are amazed by a magician's trick on television.
Reggie wins a ski race but falls on his face while accepting the prize.
Pop doesn't stand for Reggie's silly demands.
Reggie brags to a sports reporter.
Reggie whines when Archie accuses him of squealing.
Big Ethel gets a "sundae" revenge on Reggie after he insults her figure.
Reggie gets a fortune card from a scale but Archie doesn't believe anything it says.
Reggie mocks Archie when Archie's snowmobile stalls, but then his own snowmobile heads down the hill without him.
Mr. Weatherbee wants to know how Reggie got a black eye.
Reggie and Archie set themselves up as fake fortune tellers to meet girls.
Jinx's dad orders her to take a bath.
Reggie and Veronica visit a tourist replica of a small town.
Reggie gets a job as a soda jerk and enjoys being a jerk to Archie.
Reggie laughs when Archie injures himself.
Reggie and Archie turn down a ride from Veronica and her father, who are caught in a traffic jam.
Someone stole Reggie's car but Moose was quick enough to write down the license number.
Reggie offers to read a pretty girl's palm.
Reggie tricks Archie into paying the tab for a date with the girls.
Reggie is so distracted by a girl on television that he puts his elbow in the soup.
Moose doesn't quite get the concept of foreign languages.
Reggie is desperate to get his pants back from the cleaners.
Reggie and Archie are committed to girl watching no matter how much it distracts them from other things.
Reggie brags about his latest painting.
Reggie mocks Archie when Archie's snowmobile stalls, but then his own snowmobile heads down the hill without him.