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- Jokes Please! (@jokespleaseshow) • Instagram photos and . . .
7,092 Followers, 367 Following, 592 Posts - Jokes Please! (@jokespleaseshow) on Instagram: "Award-winning stand-up comedy show hosted by @rossdauk every Friday in Mount Pleasant and Saturday in Kits!"
- 英語ジョーク大全：初心者もクスッと笑える40選＋意味付き使い . . .
Please have take a seat wherever you like（お好きな席にお掛けください）などは、レストランの接客の定番表現。 ただ、お父さんは take を「持っていく」の意味でとらえてます。
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Jokes Please! is an award-winning, weekly stand-up comedy show in Vancouver, BC Every Friday at The Cambrian Hall in Mount Pleasant and every Saturday in Kits at the RCC we feature comedians from Netflix, HBO and Just For Laughs
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Jokes Please, Vancouver 4,999 likes · 34 talking about this · 85 were here Live stand-up comedy every Friday at The Cambrian Hall and every Saturday in
- 短い英語ジョーク(short English jokes)30選｜Murolog
英語のジョークは、文化や言葉のニュアンスを理解する上でも良い練習になります。 以下に紹介する30のジョークは短くてシンプル、かつ日本語での簡単な解説もつけているので、より分かりやすく楽しめます！ 1 Why don’t skeletons fight each other? They don’t have the guts （なぜ骸骨はお互いに戦わないの？ 「ガッツ」（勇気・内臓）がないからさ。 「guts」は「勇気」と「内臓」の二重の意味を掛けています。 2 What did one wall say to the other wall? I’ll meet you at the corner （片方の壁がもう片方の壁に何て言った？ 角で会おう！
- 125 Best Jokes Of All Time To Make You Laugh Nonstop
Our list of best jokes of all time is like timeless treasures handed down through generations They have the power to unite everyone, from your dad, who thinks he’s hilarious, to your friend who never cracks a smile
- Over 300 FUNNY Jokes to Make You Laugh! - Skip To My Lou
Share a giggle with these funny jokes! There are over 100 short jokes that are kid friendly! Keep friends and family laughing!
- 50+ Funny Please Jokes That Make Politeness Hilarious
Funny please jokes remind us that even the simplest words can create unforgettable laughs Whether you’re pleading, negotiating, or just overdoing it for fun, the humor is endless Share the jokes, enjoy the exaggerated politeness, and remember: sometimes a little “please” goes a long way—especially when it’s funny
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