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DECEMBER 2015
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OCTOBER 2015

Pronouncing. "CLEAN IS GOOD" = Clint Eastwood

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AUGUST 2015

A Minions logical thought.


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MAY 2011
- WHY DO DRAGONS SLEEP DURING THE DAY?
- SO THEY CAN FIGHT KNIGHTS*
[Playing with the same pronounciation of two words /naits/ = KNIGHTS & NIGHTS*
Knight= In medieval times, it was a man, usually of noble birth, who served his king or lord in battles, riding a horse and wearing an armour. Night= The part of each period of 24 hours when it's dark outside.]

APRIL 2011
- WHAT DID THE OCEAN SAY TO THE PENGUIN?
- NOTHING, IT JUST WAVED*.
[Double meaning of the word *Wave = 1) (noun) A raised line of water on the sea/ocean, which is caused by the wind or tides making the water rise and fall. 2) (verb) You move your hand from side to side in the air to say hello or goodbye to someone.]

MARCH 2011

- WHAT DO YOU GET IF YOU CROSS A SHEEP AND A KANGAROO?
- A WOOLY JUMPER*
[Wooly = clothes made of wool (material cut off from sheep).
Double meaning of the word Jumper = 1) pullover (a piece of clothes normally made of wool) + 2) a person or animal that jumps]

FEBRUARY 2011
- WHY DIDN'T THE SKELETON GO TO THE PARTY?
- BECAUSE HE HAD NOBODY* TO GO WITH.
(double sense of *nobody = 1- real meaning of the word: no-one (no person wanted to go with him) / 2- possible sense in this context: it didn't have a body to go with)

JANUARY 2011
- WHY DID THE COMPUTER SQUEAK?
- BECAUSE SOMEBODY HIT THE MOUSE.
[SQUEAK: It's a small high-pitched sound or cry which a person, animal (eg. mouse) makes.
Double sense of the word MOUSE: 1- a small furry animal with a long tail & 2- technology gadget to control a computer]
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CATHERINE TATE SHOW (1)
The Catherine Tate Show was a British television sketch comedy written by Catherine Tate and Aschlin Ditta. Tate also stars in all but one of the show's sketches, which feature a wide range of characters. The Catherine Tate Show airs on BBC Two and is shown worldwide through the BBC
THE GUESSING OFFICE WORKERS
Kate and Ellen are two office workers who sit next to each other. While Ellen (played by Ella Kenion) is usually keen to get on with her work, she is frequently disturbed by Kate (Tate), who asks her to guess answers to questions and when she answers wrongly she gets mad - however it is common that she will then get it right and Tate will just say "...Yeah" and get back to her work.

THE AGA SAGA WOMAN
The Aga Saga Woman is an upper middle class English woman who goes into a state of shock in various, seemingly harmless situations when confronted with people, places, or products, which are lower than her own Social Class.
- CATHERINE TATE+DANIEL CRAIG (A love-relationship via internet):

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