When people say that they live on a very busy street, they do not usually mean living in the actual street—but there are jokes. This joke was posted on Sickipedia in 2015 and 2017:
“We used to live on a very busy main road. But after our 4th child got run over, we decided to move in to a house.”
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Sickipedia Official
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We used to live on a very busy main road. But after our fourth kid got run over we decided to move into a house. http://bit.ly/1Cw36Qj
4:26 PM · Jan 23, 2015·twitterfeed
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alyssa nicole ng jen
@alyxoxo
We used to live on a very busy main road.
But, after our fourth kid got run over, we decided to move into a house.
http://sickipedia.org/other/stupid/we-used-to-live-on-a-very-busy-main-road-1617974
4:14 AM · Jan 24, 2015·iOS
Sickipedia
We used to live on a very busy main road.
But after our 4th child got run over, we decided to move in to a house.
Joke by Sickipedia verified_user[Mod] in Other - Family · January 24, 2017
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Bob Kostic
@causticbob
We used to live on a very busy main road.
But after our 4th child got run over, we decided to move in to a house.
7:22 AM · Jan 25, 2017·Twitter Web Client
Reddit—Jokes
Posted by u/bablub048 February 6, 2017
We used to live on a very busy main road.
But after our 4th child got run over, we decided to move in to a house.
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me
@not_actuallyme
We used to live on a very busy main road. via /r/Jokes http://ift.tt/2kdQurY
11:22 AM · Feb 6, 2017·IFTTT
Reddit—3amjokes
Posted by u/Rav4xle June 27, 2020
We used to live on a very busy main road.
But after our 4th child got run over, we decided to move into a house.
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