There Is Nothing Punny About Bad Puns.

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12 comments

+ Cece 425 3 weeks ago
I just love your humor here.
+ teh K K 3 weeks ago
Thanks for sharing somethings entertaining.
+ ak85ka 　ڿڰۣڿڰۣ☸ڿڰۣڿڰۣ 3 weeks ago
Good work George!!! Thanks for sharing...
+ Kausalya Janardanan 3 weeks ago
Very Good PPS. I enjoyed it.
+ Wim Mulder 3 weeks ago
Hoi George.
A super end at this presentation.
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But the whole one is funny and a good pun.
George thanks and greetings from Wim.
+ Alberto "Tito" Remedi 3 weeks ago
Thank you to make myself conscious on why I retired, too. Good job and ingenious. As always! Have a pleasant weekend
+ Marco Belzoni 3 weeks ago
I love puns!!!!!
+ Ren Chang 3 weeks ago
What do you get if you drop a piano down a mine shaft? A-flat minor. I love puns. They are funny. Thanks for sharing...............
+ N. Barnich 3 weeks ago
It’s pun, pun, pun ,it’s so punny and I had a lot of pun watching this.
Best regards prom your our priend.
Norbert
+ THANKACHAN V P 3 weeks ago
Yes it is really humorous.
love
thankachan

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A pun, or paronomasia, is a form of word play that deliberately exploits ambiguity between similar-sounding words for humourous or rhetorical effect. Punning has been used by writers such as Alexander Pope, James Joyce, Vladimir Nabokov, William Shakespeare ( who is estimated to have used over 3,000 puns in his plays ), John Donne and Lewis Carroll. Example: The 4 th word uses a pun on the word ‘punny’ standing out for funny