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#1 2008-03-20 08:54:53
- JaneFairfax
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Macbeth
Q: What does Macbeth say when he farts?
A: Thats me, Thane (of Cawdor and Glamis). For he is full of gas.
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#2 2008-03-20 09:13:06
- Daniel123
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Re: Macbeth
Haha 
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#3 2008-03-30 10:58:57
- coconut
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Re: Macbeth
i dont get it
shimmy shimmy coconut shimmy shimmy nut
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#4 2008-03-30 13:27:41
- JaneFairfax
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#5 2008-03-30 19:16:16
- JohnnyReinB
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Re: Macbeth
Well, without actually reading Macbeth fully, I technically cannot get your joke. (Sorry, our lot did not get it, though! 
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But assuming that Macbeth has said in the play that Thanes (of Cawdor and Glamis) is full of gas, or something similar, I guess I can guess that that joke was funny!
P.S. I never actually got why I don't like the phrase "you lot" a lot.
Last edited by JohnnyReinB (2008-03-30 19:24:53)
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#6 2008-03-30 21:44:49
- JaneFairfax
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Re: Macbeth
You should at least know what the colloquial expression full of gas means. 
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