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| mice pies = my spies ice cream = i scream car pit = carpet send the maid = send them aid Why does this happen??? Are there other examples??? |
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| These are slips of the ear, i.e. errors in the perception of casual conversation. Great Ape = gray tape Click for more |
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| I thought all languages ran their words together. No? |
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