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  1. 29-Apr-2004, 01:08 #11
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    It must be a continetal shift.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tdol
    It must be a continetal shift.
    Or a full moon. :wink:
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    Quote Originally Posted by MikeNewYork
    Quote Originally Posted by tdol
    It must be a continetal shift. ;-)
    Or a full moon. :wink:
    Wha..what? A continental shift??? A full moon???

    I don't get it...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Taka
    Quote Originally Posted by MikeNewYork
    Quote Originally Posted by tdol
    It must be a continetal shift.
    Or a full moon. :wink:
    Wha..what? A continental shift??? A full moon???

    I don't get it...
    Just jokes. We tease each other about the differences between British English and American English.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MikeNewYork
    Just jokes. We tease each other about the differences between British English and American English. :lol:
    I kind of knew you were takling about the difference between British English and American English when you said "a continantal shift".

    I just didn't understand the "full-moon" part.

    I think I have to learn a lot more about jokes in English besides English itself...
  6. 29-Apr-2004, 16:23 #16
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    People are said to behave strangely when there's a full moon.
  7. 29-Apr-2004, 17:19 #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by tdol
    People are said to behave strangely when there's a full moon.
    That's why " lunatics! "
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    I believe the theory has seen a decline in its acceptance with the medical profession.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tdol
    I believe the theory has seen a decline in its acceptance with the medical profession.
    Physicians who treat werewolves might disagree. :wink:
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