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4 comments:
Took me a minute to get it.
I think I'll call this one painfully funny.
Nope, even knowing the etymology of all the words, I still don't get it :-(
How about an explanation?
Per PN to my email mail@savory.de if you prefer.
You have to mumble both words in a Midwestern American accent, in which "Wall-rus" and "Floor-rus" sound similar.
We jhould all be very, very grateful that the Ceilingrus lost the evolutionary contest very early on.
Or even "should."
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