Join us at WordCamp Jerusalem 2013: the official WordPress conference in Israel!
I know it's been used before, but I find it hilarious. I love bad jokes. Okay, here goes:
How many WordPress developers does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
Answer: None! There's a plugin for that.
(In my mind...BWAHAAHAHAHA!! Almost as good as freshly squeezed orange ...
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