The word “beef” can mean a food or an argument. “Why did the two buns stop talking to eat other? There was beef between them” was posted on Twitter by bianca on June 11, 2014. “Why don’t hamburger buns ever get along? There’s always beef between them” was posted on Reddit—Dadjokes on June 12, 2019.
Twitter
bianca ❁
@biancazevalloss
Replying to @jakemiller
@jakemiller why did the two buns stop talking to eat other?
There was beef between them 😹😹
6:29 PM - 11 Jun 2014
Twitter
Evan O’Leary
@elvisoleary95
Why do the two buns not like each other ??? Cos theirs lots of beef between them #Eurovision2015
1:15 PM - 23 May 2015
Twitter
emilio
@emilio__oilime
Hamburger buns always got beef between them smh
4:19 PM - 31 Jul 2015
Reddit—Dadjokes
Posted by u/generalofbread June 12, 2019
Why don’t hamburger buns ever get along?
There’s always beef between them.
Twitter
thatwasfire
@KhanyisoBooi3
Why do hamburger buns never get along?
Theres always beef between them.
3:54 PM - 12 Jun 2019
Twitter
Toby James Dion
@TobyDion
Replying to @TheWrestlingBum
Why don’t two hamburger buns get along ??
-Because there’s always beef between them 😂🍔
4:34 PM - 12 Jun 2019
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