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Read the lines below quickly:
A bird in the the hand is worth two in the the bush.
A bird in the
the hand is worth two in the
the bush.
Now read it backwards. Did you get all the words first time through?
Aye, kinda. Okay, just read it and tell me if it makes complete sense.
Ah forget it. Stupid thing anyway.
I think that the point is that most people read it as A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. What it actually says is A bird in the the hand is worth two in the the bush.
Nona The Brit wrote: I think that the point is that most people read it as A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. What it actually says is A bird in the the hand is worth two in the the bush.
Actually I also read it in the way u did; however I thought that he wanted us to find out the real sentence perhaps..Otherwise it is nonsense..