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Raen Posted 18 years ago
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jump the shark?
Could someone explain this expression? Thanks.
I'll provide more text if needed, but I thought this might be enough.
Raen
I'll provide more text if needed, but I thought this might be enough.
Raen
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Could it be that a man jumped into the water and attacked the shark that was about to devour his pet dog? Otherwise, it might be to attack a person selling tickets at a highly increased price. Do you see what diversity a lack of context can elicit?
- Could it be that a man jumped into the water and attacked the shark that was about to devour his pet dog?
- Otherwise, it might be to attack a person selling tickets at a highly increased price.
- Do you see what diversity a lack of context can elicit?
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Could it be that a man jumped into the water and attacked the shark that was about to devour his pet dog?
Otherwise, it might be to attack a person selling tickets at a highly increased price.
Do you see what diversity a lack of context can elicit?
Otherwise, it might be to attack a person selling tickets at a highly increased price.
Do you see what diversity a lack of context can elicit?
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Hi,
As noted, more context would help. However, . . .
There was a successful TV show called 'Happy Days". It was about the everyday lives of a group of teenagers. After many episodes, there was a show in which one of the characters actually had to jump over a shark as a stunt. All the critics and viewers saw this as an indication that the show's writers had finally run out of intel
As noted, more context would help. However, . . .
There was a successful TV show called 'Happy Days". It was about the everyday lives of a group of teenagers. After many episodes, there was a show in which one of the characters actually had to jump over a shark as a stunt. All the critics and viewers saw this as an indication that the show's writers had finally run out of intel
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Thank you Clive and Phillip,
I didn't provide the complete sentence because it was long and irrelavent...and little embarrassing. Yes, it is about a TV show. Next time I'll provide as much text as neccessary. Thanks a lot.
Thank you Clive, you're right on.
By the way,
I didn't provide the complete sentence because it was long and irrelavent...and little embarrassing. Yes, it is about a TV show. Next time I'll provide as much text as neccessary. Thanks a lot.
Thank you Clive, you're right on.
By the way,
CliveFor example, if you think that the choice of Sarah Palin was a disaster fo
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Hi,
A lot of people are certainly going to be watching her on TV tonight.
Clive
A lot of people are certainly going to be watching her on TV tonight.
Clive
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