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farm chicken

Learn English With Jokes • The Three-Legged Chicken ☀ / ☾ theme Learn English With Jokes The Three-Legged Chicken Intermediate · Humour · Vocabulary ✦ Survolez les mots en ambre pour voir les traductions en français A man was driving at eighty kilometres an hour when he was overtaken by a three-legged chicken. He accelerated and passed the chicken again. But three minutes later, the chicken overtook him while he was driving at one hundred kilometres an hour! The man tried to catch the chicken, but it ran down a side road . He followed it into a farmyard , but couldn’t find it anywhere. He saw the farmer and told him the story. Then he asked for an explanation . The farmer said, “Well, my wife, my son, and I all enjoy eating chicken legs, so I bred chickens with three legs.” “What do they taste like?” asked the man. “I don’t know,” replied the farmer. “We ha...
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the frayed knot

Learn English With Jokes • A Frayed Knot ☀ / ☾ theme Learn English With Jokes A Frayed Knot Intermediate · Wordplay · British English Survolez les mots en ambre pour voir les traductions A piece of rope walked into a pub and ordered a drink . The bartender said, "Sorry, we don't serve strings here. Get out!" The rope walked out, unravelled one end of himself , tied himself up a few times, and walked back in to order another drink. The bartender asked, " Aren't you the rope that was just in here?" The rope replied, "No, I'm a frayed knot ." Key Vocabulary + To unravel To undo twisted, knitted, or woven threads. Frayed Worn at the edge (of fabric or rope) so that the threads come apart. The Language Logic + The joke relies on a homophone . When the rope says "a frayed knot", it sounds identical to the polite refusal: "Afraid not" . ...
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two nazis in london

Learn English With Jokes • Two Nazis in London ☀ / ☾ theme Learn English With Jokes The Martini Mix-up Intermediate · Humour · Homophones ✦ Survolez les mots en ambre pour voir les traductions en français Two former Nazis are hiding out in London, living quietly under new identities and doing their best to pass as proper English gentlemen. One evening, they go into a bar and, in flawless English, order martinis. The bartender nods and asks, " Dry? " The two men glance at each other in panic and shout: "Nein, zwei!" Key Vocabulary + To hide out Stay somewhere to avoid being found Flawless Without any mistakes or imperfections ...
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Privacy Policy Last updated: August 2025 Welcome to ESL Jokes . Your privacy matters, and I keep this policy as clear as possible. This page explains what information may be collected when you visit the blog and how it is used. No jokes will be made about your personal data here. 1. Who I Am ESL Jokes is a personal blog curated by Rethabile Masilo . You can contact me at . 2. Information Collected This blog and the services it uses may collect the following information: Email addresses if you subscribe to updates through Substack. Visitor analytics such as page visits, browser type, and general location, through Blogger or analytics tools such as Google Analytics. Comment data if you leave a comment, which may include your name, profile information, or an anonymous identifier. Cookies used by Blogger and third-party services to help the site function properly. 3. How Your Information Is...
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