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Erebreak Posted 16 years ago
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I have two words for you: thirteen
Hey, have you seen the movie The Spy Next Door by Jackie Chan?
In the movie Chan said a sentence:
I have two words for you: thirteen
What does it mean? Or does it make sense? The audience laughed when he said it.
Thanks in advance
In the movie Chan said a sentence:
I have two words for you: thirteen
What does it mean? Or does it make sense? The audience laughed when he said it.
Thanks in advance
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It's a joke because the character thinks 'thirteen' is composed of two words, thus revealing his weakness at English. That is all.
- It's a joke because the character thinks 'thirteen' is composed of two words, thus revealing his weakness at English.
- That is all.
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It's a joke because the character thinks 'thirteen' is composed of two words, thus revealing his weakness at English. That is all.
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