The donkey & his brain

In far away jungle there lived  a  lion and a fox.The fox was his minister. He calls the foolish animals for Dinner.  One,day a donkey was eating grass. Fox called the foolish donkey a party. The donkey said OK & gone.After a  while the lion saw the donkey.He said I will be right back. The fox ate the donkey's  brain. The lion was back & asked where is the brain. The fox said. If  the donkeys had brain. It wouldn't have come.




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