The Llamast Jokes Thread... 3

It is ironic, given the primary product that we derive from them, that cows lack toes.
 
My native tongue is Hungarian and although I'm pretty good with English, I don't always get these jokes. Sometimes they are all Greek to me.

But what would I say if my native tongue was Greek? 🤔
 
My native tongue is Hungarian and although I'm pretty good with English, I don't always get these jokes. Sometimes they are all Greek to me.

But what would I say if my native tongue was Greek? 🤔
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The English version derives from Shakespeare (don't know why that version spread to the Scan-the-navy-in countries as well).
 
It is ironic, given the primary product that we derive from them, that cows lack toes.
Primary product? You got some beef with the meat product that we derive from them?
 
I understand that the German have always been an industrious people but what did they say prior the industrial revolution? :mischief:


And what do the Chinese say? Now I'm truly curious. :lol:
 
And what do the Chinese say?
"Looks like hieroglyphics," or "looks like a book from the sky"

According to the Big Machine That Gives An Answer To Any Question One Might Have
 
My sister's family are ranchers, so I have a steak in this. I won't roast you, though.
We certainly have ranged far from the original dairy reference.
 
I for one, will not kowtow to anyone's expectations. I refuse to be bulldozed. :cowboy:
Oh, I scarcely expect the strong punsters here to be cowed by my own abilities in that line.

They've shown that they can always steer their way to new puns of their own.
 
Pro tip: it's the person running toward you yelling, "hey, those are my underwear; what are you doing putting them on?"

If I had a nickel . . .
 
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