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| Thanks! Jennifer |
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| I can't say that I found what you are looking for, but I did find something interesting. Go to: http://childrentoday.com/resources/a...s/sarcasim.htm |
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| Isn't sarcasm best taught on the fly? |
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| One needs to be taught first how to snatch flies out of mid-air with his bare hands. |
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| Sarcasm is very a cultural thing. I haven't got the chance to see how a fly looks like in NYC! Easterns flies are black though. |
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