Welcome to Punday Monday!
tl;dr
Make a pun about the topic of the week,
This week’s topic is vitamins
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How To Make a Pun
This contest is open to everyone. Here's a handy dandy guide on how to make a pun: Learn to Pun
Rules for the PUN-test:
- If you hope to win a prize [1 100% upvote per punster, 2 HSBI for a win), your pun must be your original work
- Puns must be relevant to the topic of the week to win a prize, but they can be very loosely related.
Last Week's Punday Monday:
Here is last week's Punday Monday, and all the puns that were eligible to win this week are in the comments!
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Best Pun...
Best Pun of the Entire Week...
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This Week's Pun Topic Is:
Vitamins
As in
Canadians all think preventing night blindness is the most important thing they can do for their bodies. I know this because when I asked them if they take any vitamins, as they pondered, they muttered, “Vitamins, A?”
Bada bing, you been punned. You see, Canadians say “eh?” a lot, and “eh” sounds just like “A”, and taking vitamin A prevents night blindness.
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