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Topic: Miscellaneous - Part Two
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Bob Maar
(Maar stands for Maartini)

Posts: 28608
From: New York City & Newport, RI
Registered: Feb 2001
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posted 01-30-2004 07:25 AM
Rated G Michele
The NYC School Board has officially declared Jewish-English a second language.Backers of the move say the district is the firsti n the nation to recognize Hebronics as the language of many American Jews.Look for other cities to follow suit,notably Miami Beach,Los Angeles,and Scarsdale. In Hebronics:Questions are always answered with questions: Question: "How do you feel?" Hebronics response: "How should I feel?" The subject is often placed at the end of a sentence after a pronoun has been used at the beginning: "She dances beautifully, that girl." The sarcastic repetition of words by adding "sh" to the front is used for emphasis:Mountains becomes "shmountains";turtle becomes shmurtle." These common phrases were translated from "Standard English" to Hebronics: English: "He walks slowly" Hebronics: "Like a fly in the Vaseline he walks." English: "Sorry, I don't know the time" Hebronics: "What do I look like, a clock?" English: "I hope things turn out okay" Hebronics: "You should BE so lucky!" English: "I see you're wearing one of the ties I gave you." Hebronics: "What's the matter, the other tie you didn't like? English: "Anything can happen." Hebronics: "Things are never so bad that they can't get worse" English: "May I take your plate sir?" Hebronics: "You've hardly touched your food. What's the matter, something's wrong with it?" English: "It's been so long since you've called." Hebronics: "You didn't wonder if I'm dead yet?" English: "Let's not go skiing" Hebronics: "Mountains, shmountains! Do I look like a sled to you?
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Bob Maar
(Maar stands for Maartini)

Posts: 28608
From: New York City & Newport, RI
Registered: Feb 2001
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posted 02-02-2004 11:53 AM
Rated G
Rodeo Pickup Lines
"Got 8 seconds?" "Ropes, spurs, leather gloves -- Honey, even if I weren't no cowboy, we're talking a good time!" "Honey, I need a belt buckle this large to keep from gettin' arrested in Mississippi." "Ain't no rodeo clown in the world that could keep me off you, Darlin'." "Here's my number, call me when you need a few bucks." "Run if ya want, Missy, but I'll have you hog-tied quicker than you can say 'stay away from me you Skoal-chewin'freak.'" "How'd you like to put a pinch of me between your cheek and gum?" "Them calves of yours sure look like they could use a bit of ropin'." "I'll be in Intensive Care later. Why don't you drop by?" "You sure make me wish I hadn't crapped my pants when that bull charged." "Is that a pelvis broken in three places, or are you just happy to see me?" "That's right, I said 'AND the horse you rode in on.'"
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