“There’s no fucking way” is sometimes given a pun with the word “whey.” “There’s no ‘F’ in ‘whey’” was posted on Twitter by James Jillson on April 21, 2012.
An extended pun was posted on Reddit—Jokes on September 24, 2018:
“My friend tried to convince me ‘whey’ is spelled ‘whfey.’ There’s no f in whey.”
Twitter
James Jillson
@JAMESITHON_____
There’s no “F” in “whey”
10:53 PM - 21 Apr 2012 from Murfreesboro, TN
Twitter
d f
@ToddCoxeter
There’s no ‘f’ in ‘whey’.
8:14 AM - 6 Apr 2013
Twitter
Quinn Otte
@Quinstoff
Replying to @AveryJSteed
@AveryJSteed @guitarwod there’s no F in whey… HAHAHAHAHAHA
9:36 AM - 25 Nov 2014
Reddit—Jokes
My friend tried to convince me “whey” is spelled “whfey”
submitted September 24, 2018 by pho-dog-grapher
There’s no f in whey
Twitter
Jokes OK Please
@jokesokplease
My friend tried to convince me “whey” is spelled “whfey”. There’s no f in whey #joke
9:10 PM - 24 Sep 2018
Twitter
Best of Reddit
@BestoReddit
My friend tried to convince me “whey” is spelled “whfey” : There’s no f in whey
10:55 PM - 24 Sep 2018
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Above, John J. Fitz Gerald, from the Aug. 15, 1931, Binghamton (NY) Press, pg. 14.
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