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Joke of the Day |
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A duck walks into a bar and asks: "Got any Bread?" Barman says: "No." Duck says: "Got any bread?" Barman says: "No." Duck says: "Got any bread?" Barman says: "No, we have no bread." Duck says: "Got any bread?" Barman says: "No, we haven't got any bread!" Duck says: "Got any bread?" Barman says: "No, are you deaf?! We haven't got any bread, and if you ask me again and I'll nail your dang beak to the bar you irritating dang duck!" Duck says: "Got any nails?" Barman says: "No" Duck says: "Got any bread? |
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Word of the Day |
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| kibitz (intransitive verb) [KIB-its] 1. to give advice when it is not wanted, especially to someone playing a game; interfere: "Don't kibitz at your little brother, even if his behavior is illogical to you." 2. to chat noun form: kibitzer Origin Approximately 1927; from Yiddish, 'kibitsen': to offer gratuitous advice as an outsider; from German, 'kiebitzen': to look on at cards, to kibitz, originally in thieves' cant, to visit, from 'Kiebitz': a shore bird (European pewit, lapwing) with a folk reputation as a meddler. |
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