A pun about funnybones is:
Q: What do you get if you boil funnybones?
A: A laughing stock.
“Laughing stock is made by slow cooking leftover funny bones” was posted on Twitter on March 5, 2010. “Laughing stock is made w/funny bones” was posted on Twitter on April 9, 2010.
“Laughing stock: cattle with a sense of humor” is another “laughing stock” joke.
Twitter
Piccoz
@Piccoz
Laughing stock is made by slow cooking leftover funny bones.
11:43 AM - 5 Mar 2010
Twitter
Paul W
@whatsamatta_u
MT @Daniel4is: #FF @ealvarezgibson because she’ll make you a laughing stock. http://bit.ly/dotmE9 / /Laughing stock is made w/funny bones
3:17 PM - 9 Apr 2010
Twitter
Dick Chorizo
@Wardotron
Q: What do you get if you boil down the funny bones of a jackass?
A: Laughing stock.
3:57 AM - 10 Nov 2011
Twitter
T’Other Simon
@TOther_Simon
If you boil funny-bones, does that make a laughing stock?
1:50 AM - 11 Apr 2012
reddit
What do you get if you boil funnybones?
submitted April 26, 2015 by gentled
A laughing stock.
Twitter
Terrible Jokes
@doyouevenjoke
What do you get if you boil funnybones?
A laughing stock.
4:47 PM - 26 Apr 2015
reddit
What do you get if you boil funnybones?
submitted August 9, 2016 by rider55
A laughing stock.
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