“Due” shouldn’t be confused with “dew,” but there are jokes. This was posted on Reddit—Dadjokes on May 21, 2022:
“A science teacher had his students observe and report on the condensation of moisture during the night. The project was dew the next day.”
Reddit—Dadjokes
Posted by u/SlickHeadSinger May 21, 2022
A science teacher had his students observe and report on the condensation of moisture during the night.
The project was dew the next day.
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A science teacher had their students observe and report on the condensation of moisture during the night.
The project was dew the next day.
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keepingitcreel
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A science teacher had his students observe and report on the condensation of moisture during the night. The project was dew the next day.
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Soumyo Lahiri-Gupta
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A science teacher had his students observe and report on the condensation of moisture during the night.
The project was dew the next day.
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