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It’s not easy being green

Posted on September 9, 2013 by stfleming

Q:  What’s green and sings? A:  Elvis Parsley!

Explanation:  This joke is a play on words- “parsley”, a leafy green used as food, sounds a lot like “Presley” the last name of the famous singer, Elvis Presley.  Parsley, Presley, Parsley, Presley, Parsley, Presley- try saying that 10 times fast.

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Reader, writer, teacher, thinker and dreamer. Lector, escritor, profesor, pensador y soñador. I teach in Lima, Peru, and in Minnesota. Enseño en Lima, Peru y en Minnesota. View all posts by stfleming → This entry was posted in humor, Joke and tagged Elvis Presley, food, humor, joke, jokes, kids, kids jokes, music jokes, old jokes, Parsley, reading, writing. Bookmark the permalink. ← Scaredy Cow! Winnie the who? →

1 Response to It’s not easy being green

1. Fernando Abaco says: November 21, 2022 at 9:00 am

   Found the joke in a cracker Jax box..

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