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Related: Culture Forums, Support Forumsjoke of the day in honor of debm55: how can you tell if a mummy has a cold?
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joke of the day in honor of debm55: how can you tell if a mummy has a cold? (Original Post)
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Mar 3
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Appreciate it, it's actually a very old joke, saw it online but remember it from grade school
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Mar 3
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kimbutgar
(24,880 posts)1. It's mumbles brrr?
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(55,009 posts)2. Good answer but no, try again!
RoadRunner
(4,649 posts)3. It's wrapped up

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(55,009 posts)4. Sorry RoadRunner try again!
IA8IT
(6,127 posts)5. Recused myself for following Dad Jokes unfair advantage
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(55,009 posts)6. Appreciate it, it's actually a very old joke, saw it online but remember it from grade school
IA8IT
(6,127 posts)7. Rode school bus in 60's old
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(55,009 posts)8. Grew up walking distance from elementary and junior high.
Didn't take a school bus until high school in the 70s and a but if the 80s I guess.
Harker
(16,088 posts)9. From his sar-cough-a-gus?
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(55,009 posts)10. I'll give you that one
I was going for "coffin" but that's basically the same answer.
Maybe mine is just the grade school answer, yours is high school
Harker
(16,088 posts)11. Funny that you put it that way.
When I was in third grade (1967) the class was assigned to write a new word we had learned on the chalkboard, pronounce it, then - after seeing if anyone else knew it - define it.
I went with "sarcophagus."
EverHopeful
(482 posts)12. I'm impressed.
Was given a children's book about Egypt and it took far longer than it probably should have to learn how that was pronounced.
For quite a few years, only in my head, never out loud, I pronounced it more like sarco fage us.
Harker
(16,088 posts)15. The only other I recall from that day was "heliport", courtesy of Cynthia Rosenthal.
I spent about a year wondering what a "bi-OP-ic" (biopic) was.
efhmc
(15,407 posts)13. He starts coffing
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(55,009 posts)14. That works too!
