Gee, Carol, you've got me stumped there!!:-) What does the X stand for?
I've heard about 4X beer, but??
I'm taking a copy home for DH to explain tonight
Helene, the puzzled froggy from Melbourne
Carol Adkinson wrote:
That partners the
2XUR
2XUB
ICUR
2X 4ME
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Try substituting Y for X! A normal mathematical method!!!
Then you get:
2YUR
2YUB
ICUR
2Y 4ME
Sue
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Gee, Carol, you've got me stumped there!!:-) What does the X stand for?
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At 07:49 AM 5/25/04 +1000, W N Lafferty wrote:
Really digging back in memory
AB, C D goldfish?
M R no goldfish.
S M R.
The Reverend Bowdler has been at the joke -- I remember it as
ABCD gofish?
LMNO gofish.
OSAR!
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west of
Oooh, Noelene, you reminded me of the good old days when I was spending my
holidays in England, and getting all the girls at my friend's school to
give me autographs!! (unheard of activity in French schools).
The one I liked, which seems to apply well here wis:
2Y's UR,
2Y's UB
ICYR
2Y's4me
Can
Really digging back in memory
AB, C D goldfish?
M R no goldfish.
S M R.
Noelene
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Helene and Noelene, et al,
That partners the
2XUR
2XUB
ICUR
2X 4ME
Just the same, but different!!!
Carol - in Suffolk, UK.
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John, where Jack had had had, had had had had; had had had had a
better effect on the teacher.
Susan Webster
Canton, Ohio
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I just reserved Eats Shoots and Leaves at library -- made me recall a
punctuation problem from years gone by -- includes 11 consecutive uses
of had.
Punctuate the following to make an understandable sentence:
John where Jack had had had had had had had had had had had a better
effect on the
John, where Jack had had had, had had had had. Had had had had a better
effect on the teacher.
I'm not sure about the first cooma in the sentence.
Which reminds me, I used to write this in autograph books at school:
11 was a racehourse.
12 was 12.
race and
12112.
Noelene in Cooma
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