A pun about eating a mandarin orange is:
Q: What’s better than eating a mandarin?
A: Eating Amanda out.
The joke was posted on the newsgroup alt.flame.james.ngygook on June 23, 1996.
Wikipedia: Mandarin orange
The mandarin orange (Citrus reticulata; Chinese: 橘子 or 桔子; pinyin: júzi), also known as the robson, is a small citrus tree with fruit resembling other oranges.
Google Groups: alt.flame.james.ngygook
CLUELESS KORT gets egg on face again.
Michael Callaghan
6/23/96
(...)
Q. Whats better than eating a manderin?
A, Eating Amanda out!
Google Groups: aus.jokes
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Mad Monk
10/28/97
Trevor Mettam wrote:
> Q: What’s better than eating a mandarin?
>
> (Kudos to whoever posts the correct answer)
>
Let me think….....
A: Eating Amanda Out
Twitter
Paul Bastian
@Paul_Bastian
@hughesy - whats better than eating a mandarin, eating amanda out 😊
1:25 AM - 6 Mar 2009
Reddit—Jokes
What’s better than eating a mandarin?
submitted June 28, 2015 by [deleted]
Eating Amanda out
Twitter
Shit Jokes
@ShitJokes
What’s better than eating a mandarin?
Eating Amanda out.
2:39 PM - 17 Dec 2015
Reddit—Jokes
Q. Whats better than eating a mandarin
submitted February 27, 2017 by kiss_my_acid
A. Eating Amanda out
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