Wouldn't it then be: Santa Claustrophobic?
Why does Santa always say HO HO HO?
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Why does Santa always say HO HO HO?
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Why does Cerberus like the underworld so much?
Because of the Styx.
Because of the Styx.
Confuzzled
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Bittersweet:
As a child, when we went on road-journeys, we would reasonably frequently go past buildings labelled prominently with the term "Free House".
I always wondered why we couldn't just go and live in one of them, because most of them looked bigger and nicer than the house my family lived in.
As a child, when we went on road-journeys, we would reasonably frequently go past buildings labelled prominently with the term "Free House".
I always wondered why we couldn't just go and live in one of them, because most of them looked bigger and nicer than the house my family lived in.
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Yes. A cause of great disappointment. Not only were the buildings not gratis, but neither were the beverages that were available within the building.
Another example of English overloading the word 'free' with multiple distinct meanings: e.g. libre and gratis*. Given how much vocabulary English has that enables fine distinctions to be made, it has often struck me that the overloading of 'free' is difficult to understand.
*There are other meanings, as your linked dictionary points out: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/free . I think the record for numbers of meanings for a single word is 'set', with 430 (yes, not a typo, four hundred and thirty) distinct senses, although the online OED says 264 meanings, 74 of which are obsolete.
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What’s it like working on a cruise ship?
It has its ups and downs.
It has its ups and downs.
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Are you excited that breakdancing will be part of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games?
“I’m head over heels!”
“I’m head over heels!”
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What is the highest form of flattery?
A plateau.
A plateau.
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ClockworkCoder
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朝食失敗して、ちょーショック！
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Why was the fly so nervous at the fruit market?
Because he was on a date.
Because he was on a date.
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Why don't celebrities have to worry about the heat?
They have a lot of fans.
They have a lot of fans.
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What does the cow, the koala and the camel have in common?
We don't know why they explode, but they do look nice when they do.
We don't know why they explode, but they do look nice when they do.
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What do a priest and a silver medalist have in common?
They both come in a little behind.
They both come in a little behind.
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Have you tried blindfolded archery?
You don’t know what you’re missing.
You don’t know what you’re missing.
ClockworkCoder
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I didn't qualify this joke, although it's clearly bad, being posted on a German/English board
In case anyone cares enough, it translate to: I failed breakfast, what a shock! The play on words is on "breakfast" sounding the same as "what a shock!" (Both pronounced as "chou-shoku"; the first two characters, and the characters after "、").
Glad I appear to have kicked off some actually funny ones though
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What’s an amazing Black Friday deal?
Buy nothing and save 100% in every store.
Buy nothing and save 100% in every store.
Arigatou for the explanation. I usually use this to decipher kana: https://jisho.org
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Why are cybersecurity experts so lonely?
They are afraid of attachments.
They are afraid of attachments.
