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  1. 24-Dec-2012, 09:54 #1
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    Default Spoonerism



    Please I need a video showing me how does the spoonerism work during talking?

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    Default Re: Spoonerism

    Welcome to the forym, EF.

    .The Two Ronnies - Spoonerisms - YouTube
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    Your thread title should include all or part of the word/phrase being discussed.
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    Default Re: Spoonerism

    Quote Originally Posted by The Exalted Father View Post


    Please I need a video showing me how does the spoonerism work during talking?

    Thank you,
    Maybe if we explained it in text you could make your own video?
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