A parking joke is:
“Parking a single car doesn’t require much space. But parking 200 cars, now that requires a lot.”
The joke was posted on Twitter by Mr. Drinks On Me on March 26, 2017.
Twitter
Mr. Drinks On Me
@Mr_DrinksOnMe
Parking a single car doesn’t require much space. But parking 200 cars, now that requires a lot.
5:01 AM - 26 Mar 2017
Twitter
MichaelZewdeHägglund
@Maajjk
Parking a single car doesn’t require much space ,
But parking 200 cars, now that requires a lot.
5:44 AM - 26 Mar 2017
Facebook
David’s Bad Jokes
March 27, 2017 ·
Bad Joke of the Day:
Parking a single car doesn’t require much space…
But parking 200 cars, now that requires a lot.
Twitter
LaffGaff
@LaffGaff
Parking a single car doesn’t need much space.
But parking 200 cars, now that needs a lot.
#funny #jokes #jokeoftheday
4:12 PM - 30 Mar 2017
Reddit—Jokes
Parking a single car doesn’t require much space.
submitted August 20, 2017 by raydeep
But parking 200 cars, now that requires a lot.
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Above, John J. Fitz Gerald, from the Aug. 15, 1931, Binghamton (NY) Press, pg. 14.
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