"Pancakes” is slang for small breasts. A joke is:
“My wife asked me to bring home some stuff for the pancakes yesterday. She wasn’t happy when I came back with a push up bra.”
The joke was posted on Twitter on February 22, 2012.
Twitter
Lewis Windle
@Lewis12_MUFC
My wife asked me to bring home some stuff for the pancakes yesterday.She wasn’t happy when I came back with a push up bra.
6:07 AM - 22 Feb 2012
Twitter
David Spencer
@spendog1980
My wife asked me to bring home some stuff for the pancakes yesterday.She wasn’t happy when I came back with a push up bra.
6:11 AM - 22 Feb 2012
Twitter
Dave
@daveywww
My wife asked me to bring home some stuff for the pancakes yesterday.
She wasn’t happy when I came back with a push up bra.
6:16 AM - 22 Feb 2012
Twitter
UK Banter
@UKBanter
My wife asked me to bring home some stuff for the pancakes today. She wasn’t happy when I came back with a push up bra.
11:29 AM - 17 Feb 2015
RedAndNater.com
Pancake Appreciation
My girlfriend told me to get some pancake stuff when I was out shopping.
She wasn’t too happy when I came home with a push-up bra.
Fluffy pancakes, Jun 6, 2015
Facebook
Parts Gateway
June 29, 2016 ·
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My wife asked me to bring home some stuff for the pancakes yesterday. She wasn’t happy when I came back with a push up bra.
Twitter
Shit Jokes
@ShitJokes
My wife asked me to bring home some stuff for the pancakes.
She wasn’t happy when I came back with a push up bra.
1:36 PM - 27 Feb 2017
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Above, Big Apple Corner at 54th Street and Broadway in Manhattan. Google Maps.
Above, John J. Fitz Gerald, from the Aug. 15, 1931, Binghamton (NY) Press, pg. 14.
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