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Funny one

 It was a hot summer day and all the animals in the forest were feeling a bit grumpy and irritable. The heat was making them all sweat and they were having a hard time finding any shade to cool off in.

But there was one animal who was not affected by the heat at all. His name was Chuckles the Chipmunk and he was always in a good mood, no matter what the weather was like. Chuckles was known throughout the forest as the happiest and most carefree animal around.

So when the other animals saw Chuckles skipping through the forest with a big grin on his face, they couldn't help but feel a little bit jealous. "What's so funny, Chuckles?" asked one of the animals.

"Oh, nothing really," Chuckles replied with a chuckle. "I was just thinking about a joke I heard yesterday and it's still making me laugh."

The other animals were curious and begged Chuckles to tell them the joke. Chuckles hesitated for a moment, but then he decided to oblige. "Okay, okay," he said with a grin. "Here it goes: Why couldn't the bicycle stand up by itself?"

The other animals waited anxiously for the punchline, but Chuckles just continued to laugh and laugh. "Come on, Chuckles, stop teasing us and tell us the joke already!" they pleaded.

Finally, Chuckles managed to compose himself and said, "Because it was two-tired!"

The other animals groaned at the terrible joke, but Chuckles just laughed and laughed. He couldn't stop laughing, no matter how hard he tried. "Oh, come on, that was a good one!" he exclaimed between giggles.

But the other animals were not convinced. "I don't know what's so funny about that joke, Chuckles," one of them said. "It's just not very funny."

"Well, I guess you just have to have a sense of humor to appreciate it," Chuckles said with a wink.

And with that, Chuckles the Chipmunk continued on his way, still laughing and giggling to himself. The other animals watched him go, shaking their heads in disbelief. They couldn't understand how Chuckles could be so happy and carefree all the time. But they knew that they would always be able to count on Chuckles to lift their spirits and make them laugh, no matter what the weather was like.

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