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Oh, dude, the ice skater told jokes while performing because they wanted to break the ice... literally! Like, imagine gracefully gliding across the ice and then suddenly busting out a dad joke - that's comedy gold on ice, my friend. Plus, it's a great way to distract the audience from any potential slip-ups... or maybe they just really wanted to be the coolest comedian on skates.
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