Guess the joke time?
"How do you get an elephant in a safeway bag?"
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Sun 28 Oct 2007, 19:29,
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Why did the koala fall out of the tree?
It was dead.
Why did the second koala fall out of the tree?
It was stapled to the first koala.
This did the third koala fall out of the tree?
Because it thought it was a game.
Why did the elephant fall out of the tree?
It thought it was a koala.
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Sun 28 Oct 2007, 19:39,
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Why did the second koala fall out of the tree?
It was stapled to the first koala.
This did the third koala fall out of the tree?
Because it thought it was a game.
Why did the elephant fall out of the tree?
It thought it was a koala.
Prying not spying!!
Typo in file name now corrected!
However you might like to note that a spoonerism includes the swapping of parts of the word that sound alike, not just a letter for letter exchange.
Spoonerism
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Many of the quotations attributed to Spooner are apocryphal – The Oxford Dictionary of Quotations (3rd edition, 1979) lists only one substantiated Spoonerism - "The weight of rages will press hard upon the employer."
You will note that "Weight of Rages" is not a letter for letter swap with "Rate of Wages"
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Sun 28 Oct 2007, 22:42,
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However you might like to note that a spoonerism includes the swapping of parts of the word that sound alike, not just a letter for letter exchange.
Spoonerism
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Many of the quotations attributed to Spooner are apocryphal – The Oxford Dictionary of Quotations (3rd edition, 1979) lists only one substantiated Spoonerism - "The weight of rages will press hard upon the employer."
You will note that "Weight of Rages" is not a letter for letter swap with "Rate of Wages"