Language

Language jokes

Concept

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    Word

  • Teacher: Okay class, what's a word that begins with A?

    Student: Apple!

    Teacher: Good! What's a word beginning with B?

    Student:....Bitch...

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  • Nut

  • Who is Joe?

    You reply back: Who is Candice?

    They reply back: Who is Candice?

    You say: "Candice nuts fit into Joe Mama's mouth."

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  • Comma

  • What’s the Difference Between a Cat and a Comma?

    One has claws at the end of its paws, and the other is a pause at the end of a clause.

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  • Word

  • A girl tried 77.34 (77.34) times to think of a word opposite of BYE. Then her brother divided the word BYE. 77.34 divided by 100. TRY IT!!

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