Who brings baby storks to their parents?
It's a question that has befuddled mankind for centuries.
I'd be interested in hearing your conjecture.
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5 comments:
Obviously the stork. :)
Like many other moms, the mother stork finds her babies under a cabbage [nods sagely].
I think this all goes back to the age-old question of which came first, the stork or the egg? (if the egg came first, then obviously the Easter Bunny brought it)
Leprechauns obviously.
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