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Funny Animals

3991. Mountain Chicken

One of the world's largest frogs. Named after the taste of it's meat. Perhaps not surprisingly, it's endangered.

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Funny Foods

3992. Liberty Lettuce

The World War I version of Freedom Fries, sauerkraut was once called liberty lettuce. See also German, Made Up.

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Funny Phrases

3993. Eh Wot

A phrase used by old British gentlemen at the end of sentences that means, "you know?" or "right?". See also British, Old-Timey.

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Funny Words

3995. Suoicodilaipxecitsiligarfilacrepus

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious backwards. See also Backwards.

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Funny Sayings

3996. Spoons Are Just Little Bowls on Sticks

See also Utensils.

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Funny Anti-Jokes

3997. How Do You Confuse an Idiot?

With a difficult mental task.

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Funny Insults

3998. Trumpglodytes

The barbarians who support Donald Trump. See also Politics.

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Funny Places

3999. North Third Street

On signs, it will read "N. 3rd street", which looks like "Nerd Street". See also Nerds.

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Funny Anti-Jokes

4000. What is Heavier, 200 Pounds of Bricks or 200 Pounds of Feathers?

Feathers. Two hundred pounds of bricks is just a bunch of bricks, but if you try to carry 200 pounds of feathers, you also have to carry the weight of what you did to those poor birds. See also Birds.

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