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Old 28-Apr-2004, 13:17
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Default Here is a British English jock
What is the similarity between:
A. american beer
B. making love in a canoe


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They are both fucking close to the water.

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Old 28-Apr-2004, 19:50
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What is the similarity between:
A. american beer
B. making love in a canoe


SOLUTION:

They are both fucking close to the water.

Hope you like it!!!!
It's good, but it works better without the definite article. :D
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close to water.
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close to water.
That was the article to lose. :wink:
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How watery is American beer?
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How watery is American beer?
That depends on the beer. The alcohol content is pretty standard; the flavor varies. I like Rolling Rock.
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