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Jada Chang
Why I don't understand this joke? "...All those in favour of allowing hunting and fishing in national and marine parks, say 'aye'; against, duck!" What "duck" mean here?I understand now ×D Here is the link of the cartoon: http://coreybradshaw.files.wordpress.com/2011/07/duck-wilcox.jpg

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duck = to get down out of the way of flying object or bullets 闪 The joke is, if you disagree I'll shoot!
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Saying /duck/ in the wild to a hunter is an invitation to shoot, so it is still /in favour/. This is the best I could figure out! Is there a drawing also ? In that case it could be fun. This seems to me like Gary Larson's humour, which usually is quite fun. stephhicks68.hubpages.com/hub/Gary-Larson (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Larson)
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You have no sense of humour
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Eliot is correct. Duck is a noun and a verb. Duck (v) because I am shooting.
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