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Do you have jokes/riddles to share? Sun Mar 11, 2007 14:28 pm  Do you have jokes/riddles to share?
 

Very Happy
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/scot_div_1/2875957.stm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

That headline had me in tears. Laughing
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What is Fleeble? Sun Mar 11, 2007 14:34 pm  What is Fleeble?
 

Nothing is bigger than the universe.
Some rich people want to have nothing.
Poor people have nothing.
If we eat nothing, we will die.
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Do you have jokes/riddles to share? Sun Mar 11, 2007 14:40 pm  Do you have jokes/riddles to share?
 

Hi,Rosa
Freedom?
Love?
Time?
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Do you have jokes/riddles to share? Sun Mar 11, 2007 15:32 pm  Do you have jokes/riddles to share?
 

Wow Jamie, you're a genius. I think you've got Rosalisa's riddle correct. And thanks for the jokes/one-liners. I'm still trying to understand some. Good practice for me.Thanks!

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Amy I still don't get it but give me some more time. I've been trying to find what's funny with Mary Poppin the whole day. Now that you've mentioned UK soccer I'd have to read some on that before I completely understand it. Thanks anyway!

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Rosa, (can I call you this?)

Nina is a very common name. I even have a friend with the same name. I would like to try harder but I think Jamie has got the correct answer.Hehe.

p/s: By the way my sister's name is also Lisa from 'Nuraishah Nurhalisa'. She's pregnant now and due this coming April, I was about to have the baby named after me but it's a boy(the first boy in the family).Next time maybe.

Nina
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Do you have jokes/riddles to share? Sun Mar 11, 2007 15:40 pm  Do you have jokes/riddles to share?
 

Amy I just opened the link you gave, but I don't think it's funny but I think it's clever (because it rhymes with Mary Poppin's thingy)

I guess different background made us receive things differently (ー_-#)
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Do you have jokes/riddles to share? Sun Mar 11, 2007 16:07 pm  Do you have jokes/riddles to share?
 

NinaZara wrote:
p/s: By the way my sister's name is also Lisa from 'Nuraishah Nurhalisa'. She's pregnant now and due this coming April, I was about to have the baby named after me but it's a boy(the first boy in the family).Next time maybe.

She can name him Nino.
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Do you have jokes/riddles to share? Sun Mar 11, 2007 16:14 pm  Do you have jokes/riddles to share?
 

NinaZara wrote:
I guess different background made us receive things differently (ー_-#)
That's often the difficulty with humor in a foreign language. I remember when I first went to Germany there were certain types of "German jokes" or humor that I just didn't get or think funny. It took me years to be able to appreciate some of them.
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Do you have jokes/riddles to share? Sun Mar 11, 2007 16:56 pm  Do you have jokes/riddles to share?
 

Jamie (K) wrote:
She can name him Nino.

WOW(☆_☆)I was about to say the same thing too, honestly!I don't think she'd appreciate it though.

Anyway, have anyone figured out Tom's riddle?
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Do you have jokes/riddles to share? Sun Mar 11, 2007 17:00 pm  Do you have jokes/riddles to share?
 

NinaZara wrote:
Jamie (K) wrote:
She can name him Nino.

WOW?????I was about to say the same thing too, honestly!I don't think she'd appreciate it though.

Why not? Nino is not an unusual name in some parts of the world.
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Do you have jokes/riddles to share? Sun Mar 11, 2007 17:17 pm  Do you have jokes/riddles to share?
 

Jamie (K) wrote:
Why not? Nino is not an unusual name in some parts of the world.

Well, from my part of the world, it is unusual, I think.Not bad for a nickname though.I can tell 'Nino' when he's big enough to understand me, that a friend had given him the name Very Happy

p/s: were you serious when you suggested the name? I thought you were just teasing me(#^。^#)
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Do you have jokes/riddles to share? Sun Mar 11, 2007 17:21 pm  Do you have jokes/riddles to share?
 

NinaZara wrote:
p/s: were you serious when you suggested the name? I thought you were just teasing me???????

Yes. I was perfectly serious.

But you never know what's a good name in some country or which is not. I know a man from Indonesia whose nickname is Didi. He has kept this nickname in the United States. He must be very confident of his masculinity, because in this country Didi is a name for a little girl.
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Do you have jokes/riddles to share? Sun Mar 11, 2007 18:07 pm  Do you have jokes/riddles to share?
 

Jamie(K) wrote:
He must be very confident of his masculinity, because in this country Didi is a name for a little girl

Didi sounds unisex to me.

prezbucky wrote:
If you speak my name, I cease to exist.

What am I?

Tom, can I also say, If you say my name, I die ?

Is it a thing?person?

Anyone help!
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Do you have jokes/riddles to share? Sun Mar 11, 2007 18:11 pm  Do you have jokes/riddles to share?
 

I guess the answer to Tom's riddle might be "silence".
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Do you have jokes/riddles to share? Sun Mar 11, 2007 18:24 pm  Do you have jokes/riddles to share?
 

Yankee wrote:
I guess the answer to Tom's riddle might be "silence".

I think you've got it, Amy. "Silence" does make sense.

Jeez, why can't I think of that?

Ok,come on people! time for new riddles. hehe Laughing
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Do you have jokes/riddles to share? Sun Mar 11, 2007 18:46 pm  Do you have jokes/riddles to share?
 

Ok, here's one riddle.It might be too easy, but it's the only one I can think of.

What mouse and what duck has two legs?
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