Animals

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Two ticks are leaving the movie theater and one says: How will we go home? Should we walk or take a dog? Δύο τσιμπούρια βγαινουν από το σινεμά και λέει το ένα:Πώς θα πάμε σπίτι; Με τα πόδια ή θα πάρουμε κάνα σκύλο; Anonymous

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A brown rabbit hopping in a field

Rabbit Salo

Context: archaeological research shows that Ukrainians have been consuming salo (pork fat) since ancient times. Back then, this dish had symbolic significance: the boar represented strength, courage, and bravery. Later, salo was highly valued for its long shelf life, the ability to stock up on food for the future, and its nutritional value. “Rabbit Salo.”

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A drawing of a bat

Bat-tism

An evangelical minister/ vicar complains to an older colleague about the bat infestation in his church. He has tried everything [in order] to drive them out; now [there] remains only exorcism. His colleague replies: “I baptized and confirmed mine – after that, none [of them have] ever come back again.” Ein evangelischer Pfarrer beklagt sich

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Frog Legs

“Waiter, do you have frogs’ legs?” “Yes, sir.” “Well, [hop] over there and get me a bottle of wine.” Chelner, ai picioare de broască? Da, domnule. Atunci ţopăie încoace şi adu-mi o sticiă de vin. Topics: Wait staff; customers; restaurants/ menus Source Taylor, Jeremy. Carte de Glume Versiune Bilingua: Lb. Engleza – Lb. Romana 1.

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