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Spreading their little buttcheeks

The Secret Dairy of a Drain Mole.

"Mole-lo?"

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To see over the hedge!

This joke was created by ChatGPT 3.5

A secret agent!

This joke was created by ChatGPT 3.5

She became a mole-dancer

Moland!

Where did you get those albino worms?

Give me some time to mole it over

The fee mole of the species is more deadly than the mole.

Asking for a friend

Earthed (they hate any expressions involving stones because those little buggers really ruin a good dig)

Swallow a tapemole!

It’s embarrassing, but not as embarrassing as that incident with my aunt Madge.

It was a mole-on-collie sight.

It’s been six months now, and all they’ve done is the basement.

Mole Money, Mole Problems.

He got elected to the burrow council.

Because it’s blasphemous to depict the profit mole hammered.

He was accused of being a mole by his roommates.

Resultantly, he went to the burrow to shield himself from the chaotic yelling and multiple accusations like a real-life game of mafia where you also don’t even know whether the mafia member is actually playing the game or know if it will end

Maybe the burrow will yield a clue.

Mole-o YOLO.

Ron and Russell Mole.

In case you've been burrowed down in a hole somewhere (not that we could blame you!), every Tuesday here at r/MoleJokes we provide full, subreddit-wide transparency on all upvotes and downvotes. This means that for any post or comment you upvote or downvote, we ask that you comment below it with "Upvoted" or "Downvoted" respectively.

Due to popular demand, "Abstain" will be returning once again this week as an option for posts that you neither upvote nor downvote!

We at r/MoleJokes cherish transparency, and making people stand behind their voting one day of the week holds them accountable for their actions. It's easy to put someone down when you can do it anonymously, not so much when you have to pop your head out of your hole and show yourself! This has also proven to bring the community even closer together by showing camaraderie between those who upvote others. It also allows those who have been downvoted to open a respectful discussion with those who downvoted them. This is highly encouraged as we believe open communication to be an extremely important part of a well-functioning community.

Since there is no way for the mods to see who has upvoted or downvoted something, we must rely on the honor system for this to work. We know that r/MoleJokes subscribers generally have a lot of integrity and we trust that you will all do the right thing.

Transparency Tuesday officially lasts from 12AM Tuesday to 12AM Wednesday, all times Eastern.

Note: There is the potential for a never-ending cycle of commenting consisting of one party commenting "upvoted" in reply to someone else who commented "upvoted", and them in turn commenting "upvoted" beneath that comment, and so on. For this reason, it is not required to comment your voting decision underneath an "upvoted" or "downvoted" comment which was a reply to a post or comment you made. Although, as always, you may still do so if you wish. You are still required to comment your voting decision underneath an "upvoted" or "downvoted" comment which was NOT posted as a direct reply to you. This includes "upvoted" and "downvoted" comments within the comment sections of posts that you've made, as long as they aren't direct replies to you.

Users have reported that during Transparency Tuesdays their accounts have been flagged for posting "upvoted" too rapidly and their subsequent posts and comments were delayed by a few hours before appearing. For this reason we are STRONGLY ENCOURAGING people to pace themselves posting these comments, and possibly even consider limiting the amount of transparency comments that you give. If you are limiting your transparency comments, you should not limit the actual upvotes and downvotes you give, and you should also post a brief message after each of your transparency comments stating that you are limiting your comments. That being said, feel free to ask any questions you have about it in this thread. Thanks, and let's make it another great one!

–The /r/MoleJokes moderator team

Mould, embanking-sense, and....

Wait for it....

WORMS!

Merry Molemas!

In case you've been burrowed down in a hole somewhere (not that we could blame you!), every Tuesday here at r/MoleJokes we provide full, subreddit-wide transparency on all upvotes and downvotes. This means that for any post or comment you upvote or downvote, we ask that you comment below it with "Upvoted" or "Downvoted" respectively.

Due to popular demand, "Abstain" will be returning once again this week as an option for posts that you neither upvote nor downvote!

We at r/MoleJokes cherish transparency, and making people stand behind their voting one day of the week holds them accountable for their actions. It's easy to put someone down when you can do it anonymously, not so much when you have to pop your head out of your hole and show yourself! This has also proven to bring the community even closer together by showing camaraderie between those who upvote others. It also allows those who have been downvoted to open a respectful discussion with those who downvoted them. This is highly encouraged as we believe open communication to be an extremely important part of a well-functioning community.

Since there is no way for the mods to see who has upvoted or downvoted something, we must rely on the honor system for this to work. We know that r/MoleJokes subscribers generally have a lot of integrity and we trust that you will all do the right thing.

Transparency Tuesday officially lasts from 12AM Tuesday to 12AM Wednesday, all times Eastern.

Note: There is the potential for a never-ending cycle of commenting consisting of one party commenting "upvoted" in reply to someone else who commented "upvoted", and them in turn commenting "upvoted" beneath that comment, and so on. For this reason, it is not required to comment your voting decision underneath an "upvoted" or "downvoted" comment which was a reply to a post or comment you made. Although, as always, you may still do so if you wish. You are still required to comment your voting decision underneath an "upvoted" or "downvoted" comment which was NOT posted as a direct reply to you. This includes "upvoted" and "downvoted" comments within the comment sections of posts that you've made, as long as they aren't direct replies to you.

Users have reported that during Transparency Tuesdays their accounts have been flagged for posting "upvoted" too rapidly and their subsequent posts and comments were delayed by a few hours before appearing. For this reason we are STRONGLY ENCOURAGING people to pace themselves posting these comments, and possibly even consider limiting the amount of transparency comments that you give. If you are limiting your transparency comments, you should not limit the actual upvotes and downvotes you give, and you should also post a brief message after each of your transparency comments stating that you are limiting your comments. That being said, feel free to ask any questions you have about it in this thread. Thanks, and let's make it another great one!

–The /r/MoleJokes moderator team

In case you've been burrowed down in a hole somewhere (not that we could blame you!), every Tuesday here at r/MoleJokes we provide full, subreddit-wide transparency on all upvotes and downvotes. This means that for any post or comment you upvote or downvote, we ask that you comment below it with "Upvoted" or "Downvoted" respectively.

Due to popular demand, "Abstain" will be returning once again this week as an option for posts that you neither upvote nor downvote!

We at r/MoleJokes cherish transparency, and making people stand behind their voting one day of the week holds them accountable for their actions. It's easy to put someone down when you can do it anonymously, not so much when you have to pop your head out of your hole and show yourself! This has also proven to bring the community even closer together by showing camaraderie between those who upvote others. It also allows those who have been downvoted to open a respectful discussion with those who downvoted them. This is highly encouraged as we believe open communication to be an extremely important part of a well-functioning community.

Since there is no way for the mods to see who has upvoted or downvoted something, we must rely on the honor system for this to work. We know that r/MoleJokes subscribers generally have a lot of integrity and we trust that you will all do the right thing.

Transparency Tuesday officially lasts from 12AM Tuesday to 12AM Wednesday, all times Eastern.

Note: There is the potential for a never-ending cycle of commenting consisting of one party commenting "upvoted" in reply to someone else who commented "upvoted", and them in turn commenting "upvoted" beneath that comment, and so on. For this reason, it is not required to comment your voting decision underneath an "upvoted" or "downvoted" comment which was a reply to a post or comment you made. Although, as always, you may still do so if you wish. You are still required to comment your voting decision underneath an "upvoted" or "downvoted" comment which was NOT posted as a direct reply to you. This includes "upvoted" and "downvoted" comments within the comment sections of posts that you've made, as long as they aren't direct replies to you.

Users have reported that during Transparency Tuesdays their accounts have been flagged for posting "upvoted" too rapidly and their subsequent posts and comments were delayed by a few hours before appearing. For this reason we are STRONGLY ENCOURAGING people to pace themselves posting these comments, and possibly even consider limiting the amount of transparency comments that you give. If you are limiting your transparency comments, you should not limit the actual upvotes and downvotes you give, and you should also post a brief message after each of your transparency comments stating that you are limiting your comments. That being said, feel free to ask any questions you have about it in this thread. Thanks, and let's make it another great one!

–The /r/MoleJokes moderator team