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Originally posted by Taarkin

A supply curve and the Florida Marlins.

 

The marlin's mascot is *GASP* a marlin, a marlin is salt water fish with a long straight nose. With the lack of interest in baseball, ecspecially a crappy tea like florida, the supply curve for the marlin's is flat, and a flat line is straight......:D

 

 

Jabba's brain and gruel...oh wait thats too easy, ok Jabba's brain and fish and chips :D

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Originally posted by Taarkin

Repetitive homework and Dinobot.

 

As an English Major, most of my most repetitive homework involves the "canon" of English literature. Although he primarily wrote plays, William Shakespeare is widely considered one of the key figure in English literature.

 

Dinobot frequently quoted/paraphrased Shakespeare.

 

Also, Dinobot was killed and eventually rebuilt (after a fashion, though Dinobot II was a different "person," he was based on Dinobot's original design and personality). Thus, he can be said to be repetitive.

 

My Horror Fiction and Rise of the Novel classes (no-one's gonna get this one, probably).

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Istanbul was Constantinople

Now it's Istanbul, not Constantinople

Been a long time gone, Constantinople

Now it's Turkish delight on a moonlit night

 

Every gal in Constantinople

Lives in Istanbul, not Constantinople

So if you've a date in Constantinople

She'll be waiting in Istanbul

 

Even old New York was once New Amsterdam

Why they changed it I can't say

People just liked it better that way

 

So take me back to Constantinople

No, you can't go back to Constantinople

Been a long time gone, Constantinople

Why did Constantinople get the works?

That's nobody's business but the Turks

 

Istanbul (Istanbul)

Istanbul (Istanbul)

 

Even old New York was once New Amsterdam

Why they changed it I can't say

People just liked it better that way

 

Istanbul was Constantinople

Now it's Istanbul, not Constantinople

Been a long time gone, Constantinople

Why did Constantinople get the works?

That's nobody's business but the Turks

 

So take me back to Constantinople

No, you can't go back to Constantinople

Been a long time gone, Constantinople

Why did Constantinople get the works?

That's nobody's business but the Turks

 

 

That what you running to the CD player for?

 

Next: Funk music and windshield defrosters.

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