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- 4. knock knock who’s there? Cash! cash who?
- 5. I knew you were a nut!
- 6. What kind of music are balloons afraid of?
- 7. Pop music!
- 8. What kind of eggs does an evil hen lay?
- 10. Knock Knock! Who’s there? Cowsgo! Cowsgo who?
- 11. No they don’t cowsgo moo!