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2/28/2015 4:09:11 PM
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Chuck Norris once threw a grenade, it killed 50 people. After, the grenade blew up.
English
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He once threw a grenade in battlefield and killed someone in cod
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[quote]Chuck Norris once threw a grenade, it killed 50 people. [b][i][u]THEN[/u][/i][/b], the grenade blew up.[/quote]
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I understood it.
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You failed at telling this ridiculously simple joke. Congratulations.
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No, you're just bad with different dialects of English
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Lol ok. When you figure out what 'dialect' he was using, let me know. I'll wait.
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Edited by KashMC: 3/9/2015 6:33:49 PMThe above syntax is common in British English.[quote] First event. After, second event.[/quote] Whereas American English tends toward either of the following:[quote] First event. After that, second event. First event. Then, second event. (Comma optional.)[/quote]Thanks for waiting.
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How so?
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Thanks!
