A Thanksgiving riddle was posted on Twitter by Dr. Laura on November 26, 2014:
Q: What do you call a turkey after Thanksgiving?
A: Lucky.
A slight variation was posted on Twitter by Joan Yazze Gallegos on November 4, 2017:
Q: What do you call a turkey on the day after Thanksgiving?
A: Lucky.
Twitter
Dr. Laura
@drlauraprogram
What do you call a turkey after Thanksgiving? Lucky. #CornyJokeDay
3:32 PM · Nov 26, 2014·Hootsuite
Twitter
TJ Fox
@tjfoxmusic
What do you call a Turkey after Thanksgiving?
#Lucky
2:27 PM · Nov 27, 2014·Twitter for iPhone
December 2014, Boys’ Life, “Think & Grin,” pg. 63:
Kevin: What do you call a turkey after Thanksgiving?
Austin: I don’t know. What?
Kevin: Lucky!
Austin Hoffman, Schnecksville, Pennsylvania
Twitter
Joan Yazze Gallegos
@JoanMarie87
Q: What do you call a turkey on the day after Thanksgiving?
A: Lucky #dailyjoke
11:43 AM · Nov 4, 2017·Facebook
Twitter
JOLLY GOOD
@JollyGoodSoda
What do you call a turkey on the day after Thanksgiving?
Lucky. #jollygoodjokes
12:15 PM · Nov 11, 2017·Hootsuite
Twitter
Danny McConnell
@dannytamucc
What do you call a turkey after Thanksgiving? Lucky. #dadjokes #thanksgivingedition #HappyThanksgivingDay
10:22 AM · Nov 23, 2017 from College Station, TX·Twitter for iPhone
Twitter
Jan Adcock
@Lunch_lady54
Replying to @JaniceDean
I enjoy your lunchbox jokes what do you call a turkey after thanksgiving? Lucky!
11:00 AM · Nov 23, 2018 from Bloomfield, IN·Twitter for iPhone
News Jersey 101.5
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Jeff Deminski
November 27, 2019
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What do you call a turkey on the day after Thanksgiving? Lucky.
Reddit—Dadjokes
Posted by u/ScumbagClub November 28, 2019
What do you call a turkey after Thanksgiving?
Lucky.
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