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 How have they made something too creamy when they've taken out the calories?
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"I love a good ponder. "Aren't they endangered? | |||
"Why when I finger my butthole does it smell of Pepperami when I haven't eaten any? "You're a bit of an animal.  | |||
"Why when I finger my butthole does it smell of Pepperami when I haven't eaten any?
You're a bit of an animal. "Which bit? | |||
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"Why do the words flammable and inflammable both exist when they mean the same? " Good one. | |||
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"Why do men wear skinny jeans then stuff the pockets with huge square things?" Because they refuse to carry a bag. | |||
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"Why do men wear skinny jeans then stuff the pockets with huge square things? Because they refuse to carry a bag. " I'd rather see a guy with a bag any day. | |||
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"Why do the words flammable and inflammable both exist when they mean the same? " Don't ask Dr. Nick!  | |||
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"Why do the words flammable and inflammable both exist when they mean the same? " Because inflammable was originally the correct word, derived from Latin. Because the preffix "in" has different connotations in English and in Latin people got confused as to whether something "inflammable" would catch fire (in English "in" is usually a negation prefix, which it isn't in Latin). Because of the confusion, translation began to get mixed up and the word "flammable" began to be in more popular usage. The word "Inflammable" has since been in decline. I listened to a teaching company lecture on the English language  | |||
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Oh....Frank Skinner  | |||
