A seal riddle was posted on Twitter by Kimberly Smith on October 27, 2010:
Q: What is a seal’s favorite subject in school?
A: Art art!
“What is a seals favourite subject? ‘art, art!’ *seal voice LOOOL (:” was posted on Twitter by missthankyoou. on September 14, 2011.
Twitter
Kimberly Smith
@KIS_1414
What is a seal’s favorite subject in school?
art art! Ahaha :D
4:56 PM · Oct 27, 2010·Twitter SMS
Twitter
missthankyoou.
@_salamaat
What is a seals favourite subject? ‘‘art, art!’’ *seal voice LOOOL (:
9:55 PM · Sep 14, 2011·Twitter SMS
Twitter
Mahealani
@divinelyy
LOLOL. RT @AstronautKeya What’s a seals favorite subject in school?
ART ART ART ART ART
2:10 AM · Nov 25, 2011·Plume for Android
Twitter
Julia Kane
@juliaakanee
Whats a seals favorite subject? Art art art! #favoritejokes
1:40 PM · Feb 19, 2012·Twitter SMS
Twitter
Jean Oram
@KidsPlay
Q: What is a seal’s favourite subject in school? A: Art! Art! Art! #kids #jokes
12:41 PM · Mar 28, 2012·Hootsuite
Reddit—3amjokes
Posted by u/irbinator July 10, 2015
What’s a seal’s favorite subject?
Art art art art
Reddit—Jokes
Posted by u/EyeDewDoYou August 17, 2016
What was the seal’s favorite subject in school?
ART ART ART!
Reddit—Dadjokes
Posted by u/cosmicnate August 4, 2020
What is a seals favorite subject?
Art Art Art Art!!!
Reddit—Dadjokes
Posted by u/oatli September 14, 2021
What’s a seal’s favorite subject?
Art Art Art!
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