“Irish puns are the most O’ffensive” was posted on Twitter by The Pun Gents on October 26, 2017. The Irish joke has been popular on St. Patrick’s Day.
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The Pun Gents
@pungents
Irish puns are the most O’ffensive.
2:01 AM · Oct 26, 2017·Pun Gents
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Jokes of the day
@jokesofthedaydn
Irish puns are the most O’ffensive.
5:10 AM · Oct 26, 2017·JokesOfTheDay
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R. Douglas DeNardo
@Doug_DeNardo
Irish puns are the most O’ffensive…..
12:43 PM · Apr 18, 2018·Twitter Web Client
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Chuck Billy & Asa
@MaineGolden
Replying to @chathie3
Irish puns are the most O’ffensive! 😉😂🙄🍀
6:32 PM · Mar 17, 2020·Twitter Web App
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X_mang
@Black13Panther
Irish puns are the most O’ffensive.
8:50 AM · Mar 17, 2021·Twitter for Android
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Butters Kennedy
@ButtersKennedy
Irish jokes are O’ffensive.
1:07 PM · Mar 17, 2021·Twitter for Android
Reddit—Oneliners
Posted by u/Wammy70 March 17, 2022
Irish puns are the most O’ffensive.
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2_Blue
O’Really?
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Bob Golen
@BobGolen
Irish jokes are so O’ffensive.
9:23 AM · Mar 17, 2022·Twitter Web App
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Michael May
@michaelmay
Irish puns are the most O’ffensive! #HappyStPatricksDay #irish #mikeshumor
4:40 PM · Mar 17, 2022·Twitter for iPhone
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