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February 4th 08, 05:37 PM
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Bizarre Weather
Stefan wrote in
: Dan Luke schrieb: Wikipedia: An oxymoron ... Wikipedia, the definitive authoritative source. But thanks, I *do* know what an oxymoron is: e.g. "those who believe in scientific theory" is one. What I don't know however is whether you really don't understand or are just playing some game. Either way, there's no point in trying to explain the abovementioned oxymoron. Let me try to expand your understaindg of the term with an example: Cool Swiss. Bertie 
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