“Buried toes” sounds a little like “Burritos.” “The Mexicans must be cannibals. I mean, who goes and eats buried toes?” was posted on Twitter by Sudhamshu Hebbar on November 16, 2012.
“How do you get Mexican food at the beach? You dig your feet into the sand. Then you have buried toes” was posted on Reddit—Dadjokes on November 5, 2016. “What do Mexicans eat on the beach? Buried-Toes” was posted on Reddit—3amjokes on September 10, 2019.
Twitter
Sudhamshu Hebbar
@sudhamshu
The Mexicans must be cannibals. I mean, who goes and eats buried toes?
9:25 PM · Nov 16, 2012·Mobile Web
Twitter
Stuie THE Reds
@stuiereds
What do you call a Mexican standing on a beach?
Burritos….get it buried toes, coz he standing on sand…..OK…I’ll see myself out…....
12:49 AM · Aug 3, 2015·Twitter for iPhone
Reddit—Dadjokes
Posted by u/Calthropstu November 5, 2016
How do you get Mexican food at the beach?
You dig your feet into the sand.
Then you have buried toes.
Twitter
Dad Jokes by dadbot
@dadbot2000
How do you get Mexican food at the beach? You dig your feet into the sand.Then you have buried toes. http://ift.tt/2fbM9U2
7:24 PM · Nov 5, 2016·IFTTT
Reddit—3amjokes
Posted by u/steviesays2 September 10, 2019
What do Mexicans eat on the beach?
Buried-Toes
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