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Silly Saturday: Canada Geese

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Get ready to honk with laughter! To celebrate our feathered friends this quarter, we’ve gathered ten jokes that are sure to tickle your funny bone. Whether you’re a diehard fan of this iconic bird, or just a silly goose who loves a good pun, these jokes will have you quacking up in no time!


Photo by Neal Smith (Pexels)


  1. What happened when two geese got into a fight over winter migration?

    It quickly went south!


  2. Why did the police arrest the goose at the park?

    They suspected it of fowl play.


  3. What do you call a goose journalist with a biased agenda? 

    You call it a propa-gander.


  4. What kind of clothes are made with Australian goose feathers? 

    Down-under-wear.


  5. What are goosebumps for?

    They're for slowing geese down.


  6. Which side of a goose has the most feathers?

    The outside.


  7. How is a flock of geese like an airplane full of encyclopedias?

    They’re flying in-formation.


  8. What did the head goose say when the flock didn't know what to do for winter?

    Want to hear mi-grate idea?


  9. Which musical instrument do geese like most?

    The a-goose-tic guitar.


  10. Which language do geese prefer?

    Portugeese.

3 commentaires


twosonn
16 oct. 2024

Doo you know how to get down from an elephant?


You don't. You get down from a goose! Hee, hee!

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twosonn
16 oct. 2024

Geese fly in a V-formation for aerodynamics, and when the lead goose gets tired he switches out his position.

But one side of the V is almost always longer than the other. Do you know why?


There’s more geese on that side.

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Eliana Dulany
Eliana Dulany
16 oct. 2024
En réponse à

lol😂

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