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If they grew these nuts in Skopje, would …

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If they grew these nuts in Skopje, would they be called “Makedonia” nuts?

Evan Owen also commented

• Bravo, Scott. I’d have called Wallace’s sword a claymore, because the Gaelic simply means “big sword.” Thanks for clarifying.
• “Shebang” comes from a combination of the theories that the universe began with the Big Bang and that God is a woman.
• Because Philippe de Brassiere stole the patent from Otto Titzling!
• ***Word request!***
  What is the etymological link between:
  supervisor
  surveyor
  overseer
  bishop
• ***Word request!***
  Three words from American politics:
  slogan, blarney, and whiskey
  What do they all have in common?
  (Pardon the gaelic on my breath)

Recent comments by Evan Owen

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  No, MissCupcake used the onomatopoeia ploy to get Marina to do the lesson. I did the same thing with “handkerchief”.
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  Getting straight to the point, are you?
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  No! Not the s-word!
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  Marina puede hacer oro de mierda!
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  Oo, good one!

  In case anyone didn’t get it, fglrx says “Mae Marina yn gallu gwneud aur oddiwrth gachu!”

  Now we need a Polish translation!

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