“Mango” (a fruit) sounds like “man go.” “‘M is for mango.’ ‘The feminists favourite’” was published in a 2005 book.
A riddle was posted on Twitter on May 17, 2010:
Q. What is a feminist’s favourite non-phallic fruit?
A. Man-go.
A similar riddle was posted on Twitter on September 28, 2013:
Q: What’s a feminist’s favourite fruit?
A: Mango.
Google Books
Tom Boler
By Daren King
London, UK: Jonathan Cape
2005
Pg. 189:
‘M is for mango.’
‘The feminists favourite.’
Twitter
Su
@hellosusheel
@bsharpton Reminds me of a mango joke, Q. What is a feminist’s favourite non-phallic fruit? A. Man-go. !
12:26 PM - 17 May 2010
Twitter
MADD
@wearemadd
Q: What is a feminist’s favourite non-phallic fruit?
A: A mango
6:43 AM - 12 Nov 2011
Twitter
L I Z Z I E
@LizzieAMcC
Hey, @Ormakapay , heard a joke that reminded me of you!
What’s a feminist’s favourite fruit?
Mango.
9:27 AM - 28 Sep 2013
Reddit—3amjokes
What’s a feminist’s favorite fruit? self.3amjokes
Submitted April 15, 2014 by askachris
MANgo…
Twitter
Ninos.
@IAmJeevesAMA
What is a Feminist’s favorite Fruit?
MANgo
3:37 AM - 16 Apr 2014
Twitter
libby
@libbywilIiams
what is a feminist’s favourite fruit?
the mango
8:10 PM - 29 May 2015
Twitter
yellow car punch
@brycoo
A feminist’s favourite fruit is a mango
6:27 AM - 28 Aug 2015
Reddit—Oneliners
A feminist’s favorite fruit is mango.
submitted April 16, 2018 by madazzahatter
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