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WCDT Strips 3161 to 3165 (22-26 February 2016)

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hedgie:
I'm pretty sure that I have heard both in the US, although "shot" is far more common.  Sometimes my brain gets left-pondian and right pondian confused.

Method of Madness:

--- Quote from: jheartney on 22 Feb 2016, 11:07 ---She should alert him that Sam asked the question, though.
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Since when was Momo a snitch? :parrot:

chaospersonified:

--- Quote from: hedgie on 22 Feb 2016, 20:21 ---I'm pretty sure that I have heard both in the US, although "shot" is far more common.  Sometimes my brain gets left-pondian and right pondian confused.

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As a dude in the southern parts of the US, I would be entirely thrown off by the term 'jab' except for a good vocabulary and an appreciation for foreign media. The word is 'shot,' and I say that as the son of a doctor and someone who's worked in other areas of the American medical system.

'Jab' is something I could understand in context, but not something I've ever heard.

Method of Madness:
Yeah, I figured out "jab" from context, but I'd never heard it used to mean that before today.

Tova:
I forgot to mention that I was quite pleased that Sam managed to find a way to produce a sentence containing three instances of the word "like" in a row.

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