Memes and Jokes (Part 2)

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Can anyone else relate?

My sister’s neighbor told a story about her son being so excited to go to a friend’s house. The friend’s dad was an animal doctor. Poor son was so disappointed to find out he was a man that took care of animals not an animal that was a doctor

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I LOVED Richard Scarry :smiling_face_with_three_hearts::smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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I may have shared this here before, can’t remember. Today is ancient Indian Day in our house, which first started after this conversation with my then 4yo daughter 11 years ago.

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I love this! :rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

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This one is definitely only for the Brits. It’s so on the money.

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More British humour as it seems to only be Brits keeping this thread alive.

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I snorted out loud at the JRM one :rofl::rofl::rofl:

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I loved Richard Scarry too! I still have all of the books in a box at my parent’s house. Even one where Lowly Worm solved a mystery

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Are you supposed to sleep in the pocket?

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The part of my brain that used to store people’s phone numbers… still stores people’s phone numbers :woman_facepalming:t4::woman_shrugging:t4::rofl::rofl:

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The problem is all the numbers I have stored are from 1975 - 1990 and everyone has moved.

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Your brain is inside your cell phone’s contacts app??? :wink:

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So true!

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Yes, all the numbers I still have in my head are mostly defunct, but yet they remain :roll_eyes::rofl::rofl:
They’re in there right next to car number plates of cars that have probably been stripped for parts and squished into a cube by now :rofl::rofl:

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