An Easter riddle is:
Q: Where does the Easter bunny get his eggs?
A: From eggplants>
The riddle was posted on the newsgroup Angelique’sSmorgaabord on March 20, 2008.
“Eggplant: where chickens work” is a related eggplant joke.
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Where does the Easter Bunny get his eggs?
From an eggplant
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Bill Helton
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Corny joke…Where does the Easter Bunny get his eggs? Eggplants!
9:03 PM - 2 Apr 2011
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Taylor Dixon
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Where does the Easter Bunny get his eggs? The Eggplants #happyeaster
6:50 PM - 8 Apr 2012
My Town Tutors
Easter Jokes: Great Jokes to Share on Easter
Posted on April 17, 2014
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12. Where does the Easter Bunny get his eggs? … From Eggplants.
Google Books
Funny Easter Jokes For Kids
By Peter Crumpton
PeteyRF Creative
2015
Pg. ?:
Where does the Easter Bunny get his eggs?
From Eggplants.
5 April 2015, Sunday Telegraph (Surry Hills, New South Wales), “Laugh Till Your Face Hurts,” pg. 69:
Q: Where does the Easter bunny get his eggs?
A: From eggplants!
Buzzle
List of Funny Easter Jokes and Riddles
Shruti Bhat Last Updated: August 6, 2016
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Where does the Easter bunny get his eggs?
From an eggplant.
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