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    What these Waray-Waray language mean in English? Hello, I appreciate if anyone knows what these mean in English. I think they are Waray-Waray. gudla Amo iton aabuyunan kamutangan
    March 1, 2014
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    What is the funny point about the following conversation? From "You can't take it with you" Penny:Donald, were you ever in a monastery? Donald:No, I don't go no place much. I'm on relief. Thank you.
    March 23, 2013
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    What does "voltigeur" mean in the following sentense? Obviously not the racehorse. Thank you! From a French movie again. Talkig about cigarettes, the man tells his employee : I've run out. Go get six packs and a box of Voltigeurs.
    November 20, 2012
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    Anyone see what's funny about this joke? "Two men in one, a lock-keeper and a blood donor. The former would love some plaster, the latter won't give him any."
    November 17, 2012
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    Besides Spaish verb, anyone knows what's "Corrompas"? "at Corrompas, you were...." "In memory of the evening at Corrompas." sounds like a name of the place. A story in 1800s, Europe.
    October 12, 2012
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    Hello, thank you for your comment. Well I agree that your saying "How people respond to love is reinvented by everyone in love."
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    September 27, 2012
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    I don't see what he is trying to say. Can anyone tell? A couple, running off together. Then the guy says ; Don't make me sorry for him. If I'm sorry for him, I can't be sorry for us... ...and we'll both be sorry love was ever invented.
    September 26, 2012
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    Do you have any idea what he wants to say? "Don't the world belong to the strong, to them what can protect themselves?"
    September 24, 2012
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    Hi, could anyone tell what is funny about this conversation? From US sitcom again. A:Let's make it, it was good. B:The Cajun was all your doing. A:Because I knocked cayenne pepper into your hollandaise. B:How do you think they invented the Reese's Cup and penicillin? We could win the Nobel here.
    April 15, 2012
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    Quate from TV drama "Gilmore Girls" Hello, I didn't understand very well its punch line. Can anybody explain? from Season 3, ep[Eight O'Clock at the Oasis] <quate> Michel: Ah, I have an excellent arm raise. Lorelai: That’s what it says on the bathroom wall. Thank you.
    April 8, 2012
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