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billybrobby
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robot
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| good find, billyb. that was hilario. |
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KOREAN_MAN
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| For instance, in English, dogs say �bow-wow�. |
I thought the barking sound of a dog in English was "woof woof." Maybe that's just for white dogs!?  |
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Khenan
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| Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2008 9:39 am Post subject: |
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| For instance, in English, dogs say �bow-wow�. |
I thought the barking sound of a dog in English was "woof woof." Maybe that's just for white dogs!? |
Dogs are amazingly versatile speakers of English. For instance, while I have had dogs that said "bow-wow" and "woof woof," I have also had dogs that said "yap-yap" and "rarf rarf!"
And they say that pigs are smarter... |
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Gaber
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| Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2008 11:46 am Post subject: |
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Oh my god, that was halirious. I was almost crying with laughter by the last one.
Thanks, lifted my hangover a little. |
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