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Added: March 2004 |
Comments:
| Red5 - 8th June 2004 18:24
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| How can I queue in both lanes at the same time?
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| Szaka Z. - 14th October 2004 19:40
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| If you tell to more than one person, for example to hundred people, you can say queue in both lines.
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| MrTrilby - 31st January 2006 21:15
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| No, you can't, Szaka. Each individual member of the group can still only queue in one line.
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| nevar111 - 10th November 2006 04:05
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| Let us not forget the "You" is understood. Assuming the direction is addressed to an individual, one cannot be in two lanes at one time.
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| Salad dodger - 4th July 2007 14:10
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| Could a really fat person queue in both lanes?
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| Leo Girard - 23rd September 2007 07:03
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| Or both if you have a split personality!
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