Teaching sarcasm to advanced student - Page 2

blacknomi · #11 27-Jan-2005, 18:58

I'd prefer a fur-coat-fly rather than a flea-coat-dog.

twostep · #12 27-Jan-2005, 19:14

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I prefer fighting hand to hand.

Clapp, clapp - you are a cheer leader!

twostep · #13 27-Jan-2005, 19:16

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I'd prefer a fur-coat-fly rather than a flea-coat-dog.

Not in NYC - you may rather join the League Against Cruelties Against Animals.

**Tdol** · #14 28-Jan-2005, 02:13

Yeah, go easy on the fur in the UK too.

blacknomi · #15 28-Jan-2005, 06:43

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Clapp, clapp - you are a cheer leader!

Simply sheer ladder.

twostep · #16 28-Jan-2005, 13:18

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Yeah, go easy on the fur in the UK too.

Rufflled feathers - apply hair gel.

twostep · #17 28-Jan-2005, 13:20

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Simply sheer ladder.

Beware of the corporate on - some rungs may be ringers.

blacknomi · #18 29-Jan-2005, 06:26

No worries. Cheer leader can fly even if she's dressed up in fur coat.

twostep · #19 29-Jan-2005, 15:54

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No worries. Cheer leader can fly even if she's dressed up in fur coat.

Go ahead my friend - spread your wings and fly. Make sure neither FAA nor TSA will clip them.

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