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Christmas Conditional joke
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Jayho
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Yes, Almaz.
I googled it and found it. Most interesting. |
11 Dec 2016
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almaz
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Isn�t it, Jayho? It�s also the basis for a meme/snowclone that does the rounds every so often ("Yes, Virginia, I often make unwarranted assumptions when replying to posts here") Anyway, here�s some information for others who might not be familiar with the phrase:
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11 Dec 2016
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spinney
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Thanks for that. Actually very interesting and quite sweet. I may have to investigate. As it goes, I have to do a number of classes on newspapers and the media and as such, I feel a worksheet coming on. |
11 Dec 2016
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cunliffe
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Phew, thought I was showing my ignorance, but at least we �ve all had to google it. Spinney, not another Christmas ws, please! We have got thousands!!!  I did find this while I was googling... Might be useful. Yes Virginia(Pay no attention to me. I�ve just uploaded two Christmas themed wss  )
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11 Dec 2016
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Gi2gi
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That stupid google, run by zillions of semiconductors! Here�s the true definition unearthed: Very Irrelevant Rogue Gnarly Ignoble Naughty Icky Acronym
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11 Dec 2016
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Jayho
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Very clever, Gi2gi
Almaz, in case you are interested, in the land downunder, we have "Not happy, Jan". It was a phrase used in a TV ad some time back that is still today used in everyday conversation and is used to state one �s displeasure at something.
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11 Dec 2016
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