A baked beans website pun is:
Q: Have you seen the baked bean website?
A: I’ve only just got wind of it.
The joke has been cited in print since at least 2001.
Scatty—Internet Jokes (March 9, 2001)
Have you seen the baked bean website?
I’ve only just got wind of it.
Yahoo! Answers (April 13, 2008)
Its kids time folks are these funny?
Have you seen the baked bean website?
I’ve only just got wind of it.
Twitter
❤️ FizzyDuck ❤️
@FizzyDuck
Have you seen the baked bean website?
I’ve only just got wind of it.
11:32 AM - 29 Jun 2009
Twitter
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@digitalbazar1
Have you seen the baked bean website?
I’ve only just got wind of it.
2:45 PM - 6 Aug 2010
Twitter
❤️ FizzyDuck ❤️
@FizzyDuck
Have you seen the baked bean website? I’ve only just got wind of it #lamejoke
2:06 PM - 5 Aug 2011
Twitter
Lick My Face
@lickmyface
Wow, have u seen Heinz new baked beans website.....
Ive only just got wind of it
5:03 PM - 14 Mar 2013 from Wolverhampton, England
Twitter
Enjoy-a-Ball UK
@enjoyaball
Friday kid’s jokes:
Q. Have you seen the new baked-beans website?
A. I’ve only just got wind of it!
Q. What… http://fb.me/1qNOFDPQj
10:19 AM - 5 Apr 2013
Twitter
Captain Fantastic
@CFParties
Q. George:have you seen the new baked-beans website?
A. I’ve only just got wind of it!
9:16 AM - 19 Sep 2013
Google Books
Super Hot Jokes For Cool Kids!
By Various Authors
London, UK: Michael O’Mara Books Limited
2014
Pg. ?:
George: Have you seen the new baked-bean website?
Ed: I’ve only just got wind of it.
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Above, John J. Fitz Gerald, from the Aug. 15, 1931, Binghamton (NY) Press, pg. 14.
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