Making a “quick buck” has nothing to do with deer, but there are jokes.
“I think I’ve perfected a speedy way of cloning deer. I should make a quick buck” was posted on Twitter by Awatha on November 25, 2011. “My deer cloning operation has succeeded! I can finally make a quick buck” was posted on Reddit—Dadjokes on April 18, 2020.
“Why did the man attach a rocket to a deer?”/“He wanted to make a quick buck” is another “make a quick buck” joke.
Twitter
Awatha
@mudjokivis
I think I’ve perfected a speedy way of cloning deer. I should make a quick buck.
8:36 AM · Nov 25, 2011·Twitter Web Client
Reddit—Dadjokes
Posted by u/shercroft April 18, 2020
My deer cloning operation has succeeded!
I can finally make a quick buck…
Twitter
Benji
@BenjiTheFurry
My deer cloning operation has succeeded…
I can finally make a quick buck!
11:31 PM · Apr 18, 2020·Twitter Web App
Reddit—Jokes
Posted by u/shercroft June 3, 2020
After years of practice, I’ve finally mastered cloning deer…
It’s a great way to make a quick buck.
Twitter
Plu
@akapluu
I just opened a deer cloning business.. It’s for anyone looking to make a quick buck
10:20 PM · Jul 11, 2020·Twitter for iPhone
Reddit—Jokes
Posted by u/shercroft July 11, 2020
I just opened a deer cloning business…
It’s for anyone looking to make a quick buck.
Reddit—Jokes
Posted by u/Moleface08 November 24, 2020
Ive opened a deer cloning service
Its for anyone hoping to make a quick buck
Reddit—Oneliners
Posted by u/Moleface08 November 24, 2020
Ive opened a deer cloning service. Its for anyone hoping to make a quick buck
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