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Also for good reason, "Pinas" reminds me of penis.
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A common name/nickname in France is "titi". I had to explain to my classmates that this is Filipino slang for "penis". We had quite a few laughs over it.
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"Titi"?!? Looks an awful lot like "titty", and it ain't slang for "penis" in the US of A..... 
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Those two bits of anatomy certainly don't have much in common 
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The Anatomy Lesson was a key story in Alan Moore's Swamp Thing run.
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Learning anatomy is incredibly important.
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Especially if you are going to be a surgeon.
I will never be a surgeon, but I will be in Australia soon. No one can post here unless they have been in Australia in January 2018
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By "here" do you mean Australia?
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Would February 2018 be okay?
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Is that Australia only too?
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Don’t you want to visit Australia?
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Isn't there already a thread in which each response is a question?
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Must be seeing festivities everywhere. I read that as "thanks for the reindeer."
Then I remembered that Legion World gave up Reindeer Exchange students years ago, before they went into the growing Ocelot Olympian training market.
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No reindeer games? 
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The reindeer have to work.
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Can' t they rein that in dear? 
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The clause doesn’t say they need to
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The reindeer and elves should get themselves a union.
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They do need better working condiitions.
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Surely the reindeer are entitled to rest breaks as they travel across the whole world. Not to mention whether its right for them to be used in such a fashion at all. I notice that there aren't any relief reindeer, leading me to think that they have to work, even if they feel poorly.
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thoth....don't call me Shirley.
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"...not having to believe in a thing to be interested in it and not having to explain a thing to appreciate the wonder of it."
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You're very Earnest about that.
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