“Got a long well” is not the same was “got along well,” but there are jokes.
“My neighbor and I are good friends. So we thought we share our water supply. We got a long well” was posted on Reddit—Dadjokes on March 28, 2019. The joke was posted again on Reddit—Dadjokes on April 21, 2020.
Reddit—Dadjokes
Posted by u/porichoygupto March 28, 2019
My neighbor and I are good friends. So we thought we share our water supply.
We got a long well.
Twitter
keepingitcreel
@Keepingitcreel
My neighbor and I are good friends. So we thought we share our water supply. We got a long well.
9:32 AM · Mar 28, 2019·IFTTT
Twitter
Neil
@NeilsArsenal
My neighbor and I became good friends, so we decided to share our water supply..
We got a long well
6:52 AM · Feb 8, 2020·Twitter Web App
Reddit—Dadjokes
Posted by u/porichoygupto April 21, 2020
My next door neighbor and I are good friends, so we decided to share our water supply.
We got a long well.
Twitter
Dad Jokes
@Dadsaysjokes
My next door neighbor and I are good friends, so we decided to share our water supply.
We got a long well.
4:07 PM · Apr 21, 2020·Twitter for iPhone
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