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    Mrs. Clause?

    Coming up to christmas and I remembered a debate in my UNI way back then...The topic of the debate was "Is Mrs Clause a Subordinate clause?"
    What do you think?

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    There is no Mrs Claus. After all, what kind of a woman would be satisfied with a man who comes but once a year?

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    he has a huge sack, that has to be unloaded once a year, poor miss's clause
    ahhh feck off

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    Yeah, but when he does come, he comes down the chimney.

    Anyhow who is to say he's not a closet gay? He spends most of his time in the company of elves and faries and the like, not to mention looking up Rudolph's arse on Christmas night.

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    Mrs. Clause

    Quote Originally Posted by Wolverine
    There is no Mrs Claus. After all, what kind of a woman would be satisfied with a man who comes but once a year?
    I heard that he had a conversation with her about philosophy and metaphysics.. He ranted for hours about objectivity versus subjectivity etc.......At the end of his rant, she replied in a confused manner "come again"

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