Why is dark spelt with a K and not a C?
Because they can’t see their parents.
Why is dark spelt with a K and not a C?
Because they can’t see their parents.
I walked up to a group of moms having a conversation while waiting to pick up their kids from day care. They were using cutesy words like "ankle biters", "rug rats," and other terms I've heard parents use before when describing their toddlers.
I thought I'd chime in; as it turns out, "carpet muncher" doesn't mean what I thought it does.
Little Johnny was late to school one day, and Miss Brown asks, "Johnny, how come you're late to class?" And Johnny says, "Miss, you wouldn't believe it. The farmer's bull got out and started fucking the white cow." Miss Brown said, "Johnny, don't use that word. Next time you want to say that, use the word 'surprised'."
The next day Johnny was late again, and Miss Brown said, "Johnny, why are you late?" And Johnny replied, "Miss, you wouldn't believe it. The farmer's bull got out and 'surprised' the white cow." Miss Brown said, "That's much better, Johnny." And Johnny said, "Yeah, walked straight passed it and started fucking the black one."
If you say the word "gullible" slowly, it will sound like you're saying "orange."
Q: What do you call a duck that's sad?
A: Idk, but it's acting really duckpressed.
Do you know what the "f" in "orphan" stands for? Family. Oh wait, there is no "f."
Caca.
Why did Helen Keller sign the n-word?
She thought she was black.
Pulp is a palindrome.
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The "f" in orphan stands for family.... wait a minute!
Jack