A school joke went viral on Twitter on October 28, 2011:
Music teacher: What is your favorite musical instrument?
Fat kid: The lunch bell.
Twitter
-BLADE BROWN
@CLUBNIKEBOI_23
Music teacher: What is your favorite musical instrument?
Fat kid: The lunch bell.
7:35 AM - 28 Oct 2011
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mermaid .
@x_NinetysGold
RT: @Jaymoola:Music teacher: What is your favorite musical instrument? Fat kid: The lunch bell.
6:43 PM - 28 Oct 2011
Twitter
lempuris
@majani_
Teacher: What is ur favorite musical instrument..Kid: The lunch bell…
9:02 AM - 29 Oct 2011
Twitter
Lord Najah
@LogikalOptimist
*maw dead* looooool RT @Jam_BlAsian: Music teacher: What is your favorite musical instrument? Fat kid: The lunch bell.
4:31 PM - 29 Oct 2011
Elin Palm
MUSIC TEACHER: “What is your favorite musical instrument?” FAT KID: “The lunch bell. “
2012-08-31
Facebook
Idiots
July 11, 2014
teacher: what is your favorite musical instrument?
me: the lunch bell.
teacher: get out..
reddit
What’s a fat kids favorite musical instrument? (self.Jokes)
submitted April 1, 2015 by TheSpursFan28
The lunch bell!
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