Thread: i dont get this joke?

I am totally guessing because I don't know the rest of the joke, but, based on the punch line, it probably relates to an old Bugs Bunny-Elmer Fudd episode of the cartoon series. Elmer Fudd would always address Bugs as "Silly rabbit", so "Silly rabbi" is a play on those words. The rest of it, I do not know because it is out of context.

Have you heard the one about the thalidomide porn star that had an arm like a babys kn*b?

it is trying to be like silly rabbit trix are for kids. duh!!!!

No I don't get that. But then I don't know what the joke was. What you said has it's lighter parts, but what the heck is it all about ?I really only answered this because I like your avatar and your name.

The answer to this is: you silly rabbit, tricks are for kids...It was a commercial not to long ago. Don't pay any attention to some people. They can be very cruel sometimes..

It is a play on the tag line from a Trix cereal commercial. Every time the rabbit managed to grab a box of Trix, someone-frequently, Elmer Fudd-would snatch it away "Silly Rabbit, Trix are for kids!"When the rabbi crawled out of the hole occuppied by the people knowns as "Trids" and the ogre did not kick him back down, the rabbi inquired "Why?"In a very bad pun, the ogre replied, "Silly rabbi, kicks are for Trids!"

It does not matter where you are from, It is just not funny.

It's supposed to play on the Trix commercials whose catch phrase was "Silly Rabbit, Trix is for Kids." Trix is a pretty good breakfast cereal. Like Cheerios except fruity.

there isn't one.

ya its a cereal and the character is the rabbit*well ya*<3