Puzzle for February 15/20, 2002
Computer security experts seem to like puns. So if you want to talk as a computer security expert, you must be able to inject bad puns into your conversation. To get you started, here are some puns from what the 
Book of Lists 2
 calls the world's worst puns. Consider yourselves armed (or forewarned)!
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The Eskimo stabbed himself with an icicle.  He died of cold cuts.
 
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In his dessert list, a San Antonio restaurateur suggests, "Remember the alamode!"
 
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There was an advice-to-the-lovelorn editor who insisted, "If at first you don't succeed, try a little ardor."
 
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The commuter's Volkswagen broke down once too often.  So he consigned it to the Old Volks Home.
 
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The wise old crow perched himself on a telephone wire.  He wanted to make a long-distance caw.
 
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A talkative musician couldn't hold a job.  Every time he opened his mouth, he put his flute in it.
 
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A farmer with relatives in East Germany heard that a food package he had sent had never arrived.  Optimistically, he assured them, "Cheer up! The wurst is yet to come."
 
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When the promoter of a big flower show was told that a postponement was necessary because the exhibits could not be installed on time, he explained to his backers, "We were simply caught with our plants down."
 
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A critic declared that he always praised the first show of a new theatrical season.  "Who am I," he asked, "to stone the first cast?"
 
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Egotist: a person who's always me-deep in conversation.
 
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"It's raining cats and dogs," one man remarked.  "I know," said another.  "I just stepped into a poodle."
 
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An eccentric bachelor passed away and left a nephew nothing but 392 clocks.  The nephew is now busy winding up the estate.
 
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The baseball pitcher with a sore arm was in the throws of agony.