What is a funny preposition?

There's no such thing as a "funny" preposition in the literal sense. Prepositions are words like "on," "in," "at," "to," "from," etc., and they're not known for being particularly humorous.

However, prepositions can be used in funny ways! Here are a few examples:

* Wordplay: "I'm not sure what's going on, but I'm going to go with it." Here, "go with" is a prepositional phrase used in a playful way to mean "accept the situation."

* Misuse: "I'm going to the store, want anything?" "Yeah, get me some milk, and put it in the fridge." This is funny because the person asking for milk doesn't need to be told to put it in the fridge.

* Unexpected combinations: "I woke up this morning and found a squirrel living in my shoe." This is funny because the image of a squirrel living in a shoe is absurd and unexpected.

So, while prepositions themselves aren't funny, they can be used in funny ways.

Do you have any examples of funny preposition usage in mind?