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Funny Anti-Jokes

2961. The "No Soap Radio" Joke

An elephant and hippopotamus were taking a bath. The elephant said to the hippo, "Please pass the soap." The hippo replied, "No soap, radio." I'll let Wikipedia take it from here.

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Funny Foods

2962. Malasada

A Portuguese fried bread treat whose name means "poorly cooked". See also Portuguese.

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Funny Foods

2963. Walking Taco

The Donald Trump of food. See also Snacks.

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Funny TV Shows

2964. House of Representatives

It's usually on C-SPAN from 4 to 7. See also Politics.

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Funny Advice

2965. Things That Are Sticky Are Most Likely Not Sticks

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Funny Diseases

2966. Misophonia

A strong reaction to specific sounds, for example people chewing.

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Funny Places

2967. The State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations

Rhode Island, the smallest state, has the longest official name.

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Funny Things to Do

2968. Shattering a Wine Glass with Your Voice

See also Music, Old-Timey.

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Funny Animals

2969. Mop Dogs

Also known as Komondors. See also Dogs.

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Funny Anti-Jokes

2970. Why Does a Fish Have Scales?

Because they are born with them. See also Fish.

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