1. By Hook Or By Crook
In this case, I'm pretty sure they're one and the same.
2. Point And Counterpointless
In their quest for an education, Sally and her friends can always hope for a tornado to carry them to Oz where they can ask the Wizard for help.
But wait! They already have a fraud running things right there in Kansas.
3. Unless I'm mistaken, this one has three points.
You'll have to triangulate to locate the points made by these tan gents.
4. Point Of View
Don't tip him. He may fall over, and then you'd be liable for damages.
5. Grammar Bullet Points
- He did not trade it for his bike.
- He got it in a trade for his bike.
- He traded his bike for it.
6. Pointing Out The Obvious
7. What's the point?
With #5 already in the mix, how could I not include this one?
8. Papal Percentage Points
Why send stooges with so many Bible-thumping, Republican Congressmen ready and willing to go to Rome to tell Pope Francis how he should run the Catholic Church?
9. Point of Inquiry
It's an in-body experience.
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10. No Point
#5 and #7 made me do it. Hey! I'm a retired English teacher who loves puns. What do you expect?
11. Needles to say...
See what I mean about loving puns, especially the sharp ones pregnant with meaning and occurring in story lines about amniocentesis.
12. A Sticking Point
Included to test your powers of visual pun perception...
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