France

A man had 2 sons, kojo and kwame who sat for an examination.when the result came out,their father called both of them to ask them some questions:

father: kojo, come here, good you did very well in your exams, you got A`s in chains.

kojo: yes dady i want to study in America that`s why i got A`s.

father: and you kwame, can you explain why you got F in chains?

kwame: hm! dady you heard kojo he said he wants to be in America so he got A. me i want to go to France, so you don`t need to ask me at all, haha FRANCE ALL THE WAY.

Author: no time eric

COMMENTS (2)

sandra | 5/25/2012 6:43:05 PM

no tme eric i love you give me your number you are great. this is the best joke ever

REPLY 1 Reply

pat | 12/30/2012 6:46:07 PM

sandra gv me ur num too

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