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Flying Nun Pun Meme

This is a pun-based single panel meme. The text above the image reads 'What do you call a flying nun? A bird? A plane? Nope, nun of the above'. Below the text is an illustration of a Catholic nun wearing traditional robes, floating serenely in the sky surrounded by fluffy clouds with a warm glowing halo behind her head. The core joke is a homophone pun: 'nun of the above' sounds exactly like the common phrase 'none of the above', playing on the subject of the joke being a nun.
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What do you call a flying nun? A bird? A plane? Nope, nun of the above

Overview

This is a pun-based single panel meme. The text above the image reads 'What do you call a flying nun? A bird? A plane? Nope, nun of the above'. Below the text is an illustration of a Catholic nun wearing traditional robes, floating serenely in the sky surrounded by fluffy clouds with a warm glowing halo behind her head. The core joke is a homophone pun: 'nun of the above' sounds exactly like the common phrase 'none of the above', playing on the subject of the joke being a nun.

Origin notes

This meme was retrieved from the Reddit:Meme RSS feed. It was originally created and shared by the content creator Punsworld, an account that specializes in producing and sharing pun-focused humorous content. The illustration of the flying nun is AI-generated to match the premise of the pun joke.

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