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what's the meaning of "Jacob" in this knock-knock joke? Knock knock. Who’s there? Jacob. Jacob who? Jacob your mind! Do you want to hear another knock knock joke?
Oct 2, 2017 4:10 PM
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It probably means "make up your mind". But the difference between the sounds of "Jacob" and "make up" is too big to be funny for a native-speaker. I recommend you forget this joke!
October 2, 2017
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Renjie
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Chinese (Mandarin), English, Russian
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English, Russian
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