Haggis Has a Hole in His Roof
hole Haggis has a hole in his roof. He never fixed it because on rainy days it is too wet to work. And on sunny days it doesn’t need fixing.
A small illustrated house is shown in two panels: in the first, rain falls through a hole in the roof, and in the second, sunshine shines on the same unrepaired hole. The joke is an absurd excuse for procrastination—on rainy days it is too wet to fix, while on sunny days there is no apparent need to fix it.
small house / маленький домthatched roof / соломенная крышаhole in roof / дыра в крышеrain / дождьsun / солнцеrain puddle / лужаwooden door / деревянная дверьchimney / дымоходwindow / окноred window curtain / красная занавеска на окнеgreen grass / зелёная траваgray animal / серое животноеpotted plant / растение в горшкеillustrated book page / иллюстрированная страница книги
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- Type
- image
- Size
- 800×631 · 84.5 KiB
- Mood
- absurd, humorous
- Language
- en
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