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Even More Animal Jokes?
Do you have any more animal jokes?
As usual I will start off, and see where we go from there: this one you can with friends over a period of time, or until they realise the punchline.
Q. How do you get three lions into a matchbox? A. You take the matches out!
Q. How do you get four elephants in a matchbox? A. You take the lions out!
And so on, and so forth. It is easier if you give one punchline a day as your friends will say to ake out the matches every time, as they will have forgotten the previous animal.
Have fun all, and thanks in advance.
As usual I will start off, and see where we go from there: this one you can with friends over a period of time, or until they realise the punchline.
Q. How do you get three lions into a matchbox? A. You take the matches out!
Q. How do you get four elephants in a matchbox? A. You take the lions out!
And so on, and so forth. It is easier if you give one punchline a day as your friends will say to ake out the matches every time, as they will have forgotten the previous animal.
Have fun all, and thanks in advance.
Answers
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Giggle, giggle, Frank97. But the other punchlines are, "One in the front, one in the back", or "Along the A5".
Here is a cleaned up version of a rude joke and its partner joke; it doesn't work as well in my view, but I am sure you can figure out what the actual rude word is...
1: Q. Why do elephants paint their B's red? A. To hide upside down in cherry trees!
2: Q. What is the loudest noise in the Serengeti? A. A local picking cherries.
Here is a cleaned up version of a rude joke and its partner joke; it doesn't work as well in my view, but I am sure you can figure out what the actual rude word is...
1: Q. Why do elephants paint their B's red? A. To hide upside down in cherry trees!
2: Q. What is the loudest noise in the Serengeti? A. A local picking cherries.