A joke was posted on Facebook by Lisle Crowley on June 28, 2020:
“Did you eat the leftovers I was saving in the fridge?”
“Of course not…....... I ate them in the living room.”
“My wife asked me, ‘Did you eat my chocolate in the cupboard?’ ‘No, don’t be silly,’ I replied. ‘I ate it on the sofa’” and “My wife asked me if I ate the ice cream she had in the freezer? I told her no. I ate it on the couch” are similar jokes.
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Lisle Crowley
June 28, 2020 at 10:03 AM ·
Did you eat the leftovers I was saving in the fridge?
Of course not….......
I ate them in the living room.
Twitter
incorrect the boyz quotes
@incorrecttbz_q
Jacob: Did you eat the leftovers i was saving in the fridge?
Haknyeon: No… i ate them in the living room
#THEBOYZ
@WE_THE_BOYZ
1:36 AM · Aug 4, 2020·Twitter for Android
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incorrect tog Pushpin!!
@lncorrectToG
Norvick: Did you eat the leftovers I was saving in the fridge?
Ran: No
Ran: I ate them in the living room
1:07 PM · Aug 4, 2020·Twitter for iPhone
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super friends 9
@incorrectSF9
rowoon: Did you eat the leftovers I was saving in the fridge?
zuho: No
zuho: I ate them in the living room
3:28 AM · Aug 24, 2020·Twitter for Android
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EmbarrassedDragon234
@EmbarrasedDrake
incorrect-transformersprime: starscream: did you eat the leftovers i was saving in the fridge? optimus: no i ate them in the living room
An Embarassed Dragon
embarasseddragon234.tumblr.com
1:57 PM · Sep 4, 2020·Tumblr
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Ryan Perry is with Sarah Anderson Perry.
December 11, 2020 at 7:24 AM ·
Sarah: Did you eat the leftovers I was saving in the fridge?
Me: No… I ate them in the family room.
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