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#53778 01/26/02 05:53 PM
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An example of a rhetorical device (I forget which one) : " A pun is its own reword."


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Yeah, Milum. What he said. So let's see you come up with ten good ones to illuminate us, oh Pun Wun.

Sure can, Consuelo, but I was just kidding, I thought that all ten of the puns (but one) that Satin listed were good ones. The only thing I'm counting is to see if this post will be the ten-thousandth post on Words and Fun.

Milum.

PS: I think you win a car.


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...uh, please excuse me, would someone please check and see if my last post went through?

Thank you for your trouble,
Milum.


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Sure can, Consuelo, but I was just kidding, I thought that all ten of the puns (but one) that Satin listed were good ones. The only thing I'm counting is to see if this post will be the ten-thousandth post on Words and Fun.

Nope, Milum. That honour goes to me! I came a-pun this thread just in time......


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Congratulations.

...and another thing, I never did like your cube.


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...and another thing, I never did like your cube.

cube??? Wazzat? And why don't you like it????


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Is this the point at which someone is supposed to say "AND the horse you rode in on!"



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Is this the point at which someone is supposed to say "AND the horse you rode in on!"

Okay. It may be blatantly obvious to you but I am at a loss. What are you two talking about??????????


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I counted at least two "play-on-words", and this is 'Wordplay and fun'!

Kid gloves, gentlemen (using that as loose as possible)! Walk gingerly (or fredly) for there is a house of *cards stacked nearby.


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I counted at least two "play-on-words", and this is 'Wordplay and fun'!

Kid gloves, gentlemen (using that as loose as possible)! Walk gingerly (or fredly) for there is a house of *cards stacked nearby.


Okay. What do we have here? Cube - three dimensional object of equal side. Also a number to the power of itself three times.

'And the horse you rode in on'. As in **** you and the horse you rode in on????

Fred and Ginger?? Something to do with dance?? Am I getting close?? Why the kid gloves?? Why think outside the cube?? And the house of cards has me completely befuddled. I guess I can read between the lines (I'm not as naive as you think) but perhaps you can spell out the answer to me.....


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