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51. Jin's dad jokes

Which of Jin's famously hilarious dad jokes do you laugh at the most?

Your Birth Month:

January: "What is it when God gives brith to a child?" "Newborn"

February: "What sound does rubbish make when eating?" "Munch munch"

March: "What do you call it when you strike a gong surprisingly hard?" "Amazing"

April: "I was born on an island. What is it called?" "Handsome"

May: "What did the dog say to the wall?" "Wolwol"

June: "What is a cat made from water called" "Water rocket"

July: "Do you know what a raw duck is?" "Tornado"

August: "What is it called when a sesame is dead?" "Freckles"

September: "What do you call a cow going upstairs" "Goosebumps"

October: "There's water. Then the water suddenly disperses. What would it be?" "Seafood"

November: "What is it called when a cow sings" "A lawsuit"

December: "What colour is a hamburger?" "Burgundy"
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(A/N) Some of you may be confused about some jokes so I shall explain

January: newborn in korean is "gatnan" and "gat" sounds like "God" in english

February: munching in korean is "o-mul o-mul" and rubbish means "o-mul"

March: "jing" is a large gong used in traditional korean music, and "eo-me-i-jing" is "amazing" written in korean

April: island in korean is "seom" and it sounds like "some" so "handsome"

May: "wolwol" is the sound a dog makes in korean, which also sounds like "wall"

June: "mul-ro-ket" is "water rocket" in korean. "mul" is "water" and "ro-ket" is "rocket". "ket" sounds like "cat" in english

July: "tornado" means "hoe-o-ri" in korean. "hoe" means "sashimi" and "o-ri" means duck

August: "Freckles (ju-keun-kkae)" is pronounced the same way as "dead sesame (juk-eun-kkae)"

September: "so-reum" means goosebumps in korean. "So-o-reum" is the sound "so-reum" with the "o" lengthened. "o-reum" is the action of going up and "so" is cow so "so-o-reum" can be understood as "a cow going up"

October: seafood is "haesanmul" in korean. "haesan" is dispersal and water is "mul", so "haesanmul" literally means "dispersed water"

November: lawsuit in korean is "so-song", and cow is "so". if you put "so" and song together, it makes "so-song"

December: both "hamburger" and "burgundy" sound the same, especially in korean