A dairy pun is:
Q: Did you hear the story about the cheese that saved the world?
A: It was legend dairy (legendary).
The joke was posted on Reddit—Dad Jokes on December 27, 2016.
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Monday, December 26, 2016
Did you hear the story about the cheese that saved the world?
It was legend dairy. tee hee
Submitted December 26, 2016 at 10:09PM by DrunkAssBum
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Did you hear the story about the cheese that saved the world? (self.dadjokes)
submitted December 27, 2016 by DrunkAssBum
It was legend dairy. tee hee
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Did you hear the story about the cheese that saved the world? It was legend dairy. tee hee
10:21 AM - 27 Dec 2016
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4. “Did You Hear The Story About The Cheese That Saved The World?”
“It was legend dairy.” – Reddit User
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