We rounded up the funniest tweets we could find.

An odd phenomenon took place during the Budget. The nation seemed to be involved in something called Budget Bingo.

Getting ready to play Budget Bingo Buffet. Treats for every #GeorgeOsborne key phrase. #Budget2015 pic.twitter.com/ec5STDRt9O

— Liz Male (@lizmale) March 18, 2015

Will Gideon says any of these exact phrases during the #Budget2015? Check the Budget Bingo odds! pic.twitter.com/g77EXEItfz #TREToday

— Max (@m5rcc) March 18, 2015

Of course, the word kitchen was one of the most used words of the day. And oddly enough, it coincides with Budget Bingo. Cameron’s decision to go with a “two kitchens joke” at the expense of Ed Miliband triggered the biggest payout in the history of Ladbrokes’ buzzword bingo market, hitting £20,000.

“We’ll have definitely paid for a few additional kitchens thanks to the chancellor’s speech,” said Ladbrokes’ Matthew Shaddick.

#Budget2015 is so about neutralising Miliband. Brace yourself for the Spare Kitchen Subsidy and the removal of VAT on bacon sandwiches.

— David Schneider (@davidschneider) March 18, 2015

To say the least, the day was dotted with some relatively odd observations.

Ed Balls reaction to the Internet of Things pic.twitter.com/bm4RqVlJzv

— Tom Davenport (@TomDavenport) March 18, 2015

Long term economic tie for this Tory backbencher pic.twitter.com/PeapM2IEyq

— Ross McCafferty (@RossMcCaff) March 18, 2015

You know it’s going well when Vince Cable is trying to RIP OUT HIS OWN EYES #budget2015 pic.twitter.com/duLvOL3oQN

— TechnicallyRon (@TechnicallyRon) March 18, 2015

If this morning’s letters are anything to go by, these figures should be interesting. #Budget2015 pic.twitter.com/Q09ydJGSoV

— Oonagh (@Okeating) March 18, 2015

Read more about the humorous side of Parliament:

• Autumn Statement 2014: Fair amount of banter this year
• Strange laws from Parliament that are still applicable today

Osborne was also compared to several TV characters, including Mr Burns from The Simpsons and Mr Bean, carrying a similar briefcase.

Release the hounds. #Budget2015 pic.twitter.com/e5QaDRfG2p

— Woland (@w0Iand) March 18, 2015

#Budget2015 pic.twitter.com/Cu6ByMMg5I

— Jeff Ingleby (@jingleby) March 18, 2015

That wasn’t the only reference made to his briefcase:

When that one kid won’t stop going on about what’s in their lunchbox #Budget2015 pic.twitter.com/t99TNUM4o3

— BBC Three (@bbcthree) March 18, 2015

George Osbourne looks like he’s about to cash in his money in the bank briefcase for a wwe title shot #Budget2015 pic.twitter.com/HC0RjndfPN

— Ross Grant (@RossGrant155) March 18, 2015

By Shané Schutte