word bank
the wordbank (odobenus rosmarus) is a large marine mammal with flippers, a broad head, short muzzle, small eyes, tusks and whiskers. scientists recognize two subspecies of walrus – the atlantic walrus and the pacific walrus.
i have a huge pet word bank.
a walrus as described by a five year old. made popular on this reddit thread: /r/funny/comments/1yd0y5/my_five_year_old_got_a_couple_wrong_on_his_arctic/
the joke got old fast, and now no one is laughing.
check out this newborn word bank!
a large tusked animal. the adult males can grow to be as large as 4400 pounds. while fierce. they can also be quite playful as seen on 50 first dates with jocko the wordbank
the wordbank lounged in the sun and rubbed its belly with its flipper
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