What Does This Mean?

I don't get it.



You can drive, but do you....avocado?
Huh?

 

Huh Indeed......



Cheers Glen.

 

A lot of research have went into this matter. It's a blatant lie. Avocados can't drive.

 

It doesn't suggest avocados can drive though.
I think.

 

You Can Drive, But Do You............Love "Fruits"..???..... Yes, As A Matter Of Fact I Do......... :biker:



Cheers Glen.

 

Do you have a cah tho?

Do you have a car, tho?

Do you avacado?

 

I would assume it's an environmental thing, i.e. reduce CO2 emissions by using public transport, cycling, walking etc. where you can.

 

What did the tortoise say when a snail tore past him driving a car with a big S painted on it?

"Look at that escargot!"

 

We have a winner!

 

Man, so it's just wordplay!

 

Talking in Scouse! I seen it right away! Haha

 

Yeah I got it right away, because it sounded like something an australian would say, we have that dumb rhyming slang here


"if you want me just hit me up on the dog and bone"

OMG, just say phone, its one word, dog and bone is three words, grrrrrr

 

I agree! Those cockney Londoners, got too much to say! Lol

Wereasusscouserssayidasiris

 

boston

 

What it means is, the guy that made the MEME was really drunk at the time...

 

I think it means.. You can eat an avocado, but do you? Because some people don't like them. I personally fucking love them, but that doesn't mean I would drink and drive.

 

I like them when they are just right. But sometimes you buy them and they never become just right And it's not the cheapest fruit either.

 

https://www.google.com/search?q=car+keys+khakis&biw=1088&bih=711&tbm=isch&imgil=DFFjsLedEGPJHM%253A%253B7jOIS8dMZZLFpM%253Bhttp%25253A%25252F%25252Fnowaygirl.com%25252Fmemes%25252Fwhen-your-from-boston-car-keys-or-khakis%25252F&source=iu&pf=m&fir=DFFjsLedEGPJHM%253A%252C7jOIS8dMZZLFpM%252C_&usg=__bqc98u7xBn6vgaFBWb2zo3cmFxE%3D&ved=0ahUKEwi_gcOdnqHPAhUTwWMKHefaDasQyjcILw&ei=D-XiV_-9IpOCjwPntbfYCg

 

Not everyone from Jersey pronounces it Joysey. I'm from Jersey and I pronounce it Jersey. And I say it poyfectly.