Knock, knock jokes – Day 4
I have 30 minutes to write this post as it is almost Day 5 and you still haven’t received day 4 🙂 Do you remember Day 3, 2, or 1? No worries! I’ll post links at the end of this post 🙂
Enough, chit chat – let’s get cracking!
Normally with knock knock jokes the punch line (most important part) is the final line. Why? It reveals the actual joke (see – Robin Banks or Beef fair).
This time, it’s different 🙂 Where is the joke you’ll ask? Well, it’s the „boo who?„.
If we’re thinking pronunciation again (all knock knock jokes are about that), then what the speaker is actually saying is „boohoo” – and that is the onomatopoeic sound for crying loudly.
„Boohoo, nobody loves me!!!!”
(something like the Polish – chlip chlip)
Naturally if someone was saying „boohoo”, the response would be – oh please don’t cry!
Good one isn’t it? Which one is your favorite so far?
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