This year's funniest Edinburgh Fringe joke has gone to a vegetable pun - beating gags about nepotism, semaphore, anti-depressants, Brexit, and cowboys.
Swedish comedian Olaf Falafel fought off tough competition to claim the coveted award of Dave's Funniest Joke At The Fringe.
It was the Fringe veteran's seventh year at the annual event, despite saying that it was painful "like pregnancy".
His winning joke is: "I keep randomly shouting out 'broccoli' and 'cauliflower' - I think I might have florets."
The comedian and children's book author's one-liner was voted the best gag by 2,000 members of the public, after being shortlisted by an expert panel.
Speaking of his epic win, he said: "It's been really good fun, I would definitely say that winning this award has been a highlight, and just being able to make people laugh with my stupid jokes."
He added: "I think this is my seventh year at the Fringe, it's like pregnancy - you go through a lot of pain and then the child is born and enough time passes and you forget about the pain and decide that you fancy having another one, but straight after you're like 'I'm never doing that again'."
Falafel has said that his rise from consideration with past jokes to claiming the coveted prize mirrors the success of his beloved Luton Town.
He said: "It's like going from non-league to the Championship in a few seasons."
Here is every single one of the Edinburgh Fringe's "funniest jokes" for the last ten years.
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