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siftbotsays...Moving this video to Buttle's personal queue. It failed to receive enough votes to get sifted up to the front page within 2 days.
eric3579says...LETS GO!!
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Buttlesays...Thanks. I have found that words are important when dealing with different flavors of English. About a hundred years ago I took a whitewater rafting trip in the Rio Grande gorge, near Taos. Most of our party went in 8 person inflatable rafts, with one guide to give suggestions and encouragement. Most of our party eventually took a swim in the river.
Afterwards, one guide told a story. He had a boatload of Australian tourists, and, at a critical point really wanted all of them to paddle hard, so he said "Dig in!". They all turned around and looked at him like he had two heads. What kind of septic jargon is that? Shortly afterwards they all took a swim.
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