I've often heard that 'ICY' is the easiest word to spell....
Looking at it now....'I SEE WHY'
I'm starting to get sick of driving on icy roads.
Up until now I was willing to let it slide.
Some people say that "icy" is the easiest word in the English language to spell.
When I think about it, I see why.
I recently read that “icy” was the easiest word to spell. I didn’t understand at first, but now
I've heard that the word "icy" is often the punchline in every joke in r/dadjokes
Looking at the amount of karma the last repost got, I see why
A man was driving a salt truck over an icy road...
when he realized he ran out of salt. He called up HQ and said " We need one Morton."
Famous psychoanalyst encounters icy footpath.
Every single time it's snowy or icy on the roads...
"Well! I better drive fast so I don't spend too much time on the road!"
Every. Single. Time.
Icy roads
My Dad is on slushy roads and driving on all the snow he can.
Me: So you have a big bad 4 wheel drive and just have to use it?
Dad: Actually I was spreading winter out so it melts faster.
What do the endings of The Sixth Sense and Titanic have in common?
Which weapon does the Grim Reaper use in the winter?
What do you get when you cross the Atlantic with the Titanic?
What did my daughter say when she put on her Frozen glasses?
Why do a lot of nurses go to college at the North Pole?
What do Alaskan tourists say when they build an Igloo?
On the eve of a record breaking cold winter night, a wife notices her husband run to the backyard with a bucket in his hand.
She grabs a cup of hot cocoa and watches through the window as he fills the bucket up with water and races from the back of the house all the way out to the front yard and out of sight. She bundles up and goes outside to get a closer look and sees that he’s cleared the snow from the sidewalk. She watches as he takes his bucket of water and pours it out on the cold concrete. She’s puzzled for a second and then says:
Icy, what you did there.
My wife was furious at me for kicking ice-cubes all over the kitchen...
But now it’s just water under the fridge...
How does an eskimo build his house ?
Since hockey has been cancelled, no one has seen the Zamboni driver...
But I’m sure he’ll resurface eventually.
When it's not raining, snowing or hot outside, what is it?
Where does a female sheep with severe hypothermia go?
What do you say when you see / had seen a pirate version of saw holding a frozen buzzsaw on a piece of playground equipment?
I see/saw sea saw on a seesaw, with an icy saw
Need help thinking of an ice cream pun
More specifically, my friend and I are going to every ice cream place we possibly can this summer and want to think of a name for our little adventure. "Tour de cone" is a dumb example we came up with. Anyone have other suggestions!? Thanks!
It took me a while to understand why it is hard to drive in the snow,
How does a penguin build a home?
Igloos it.
Taken from a Veterinary Clinic's sign in my town.
If Game of Thrones was written by M. Night Shyamalan, what would he have called the White Walkers?
I've often heard icy is the easiest word to spell.
Looking at it now, I see why.
I heard the word “icy” is easy to spell
I've often heard that "icy" is the easiest word to spell.
Looking at it now, I see why.
I’ve often heard that “icy” is the easiest word to spell
Looking at it now, I see why.
People say “icy” is the easiest word to spell.
Looking at it now, I see why.
People think that "ICY" is the simplest word to spell
Come to think of it, I see why
I've often heard that "icy" is the easiest word to spell.
Looking at it now , I see why.
What do Titanic and The Sixth Sense have in common?
What do the movies Titanic and the Sixth Sense have in common?
What do The Sixth Sense and Titanic have in common?
What do the Titanic and the Sixth sense have in common?
Icy dead people
Credit to b3ta
The easiest word to spell
People have always told me that icy is the easiest word to spell, and now that I think about it, i see why
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