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"These guys are strange" exclaimed Grandpa



"Why?" I opened my mouth. Too late.




"They constantly talk about only one country and only one sport-- boring sport if you ask me, and, get this, only one drink!"



"who?" I shouldn't have.



"and why in the world would you discuss only one month? Constantly? You tell me"




I couldn't. Maybe you can.










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    "These guys are strange" exclaimed Grandpa



    "Why?" I opened my mouth. Too late.




    "They constantly talk about only one country and only one sport-- boring sport if you ask me, and, get this, only one drink!"



    "who?" I shouldn't have.



    "and why in the world would you discuss only one month? Constantly? You tell me"




    I couldn't. Maybe you can.










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      "These guys are strange" exclaimed Grandpa



      "Why?" I opened my mouth. Too late.




      "They constantly talk about only one country and only one sport-- boring sport if you ask me, and, get this, only one drink!"



      "who?" I shouldn't have.



      "and why in the world would you discuss only one month? Constantly? You tell me"




      I couldn't. Maybe you can.










      share|improve this question









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      "These guys are strange" exclaimed Grandpa



      "Why?" I opened my mouth. Too late.




      "They constantly talk about only one country and only one sport-- boring sport if you ask me, and, get this, only one drink!"



      "who?" I shouldn't have.



      "and why in the world would you discuss only one month? Constantly? You tell me"




      I couldn't. Maybe you can.







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          These folks are:




          The people at NATO




          Since:




          Among the codewords in their phonetic alphabet only one is a country (INDIA), only one is a sport (GOLF), only one is a drink (WHISKEY*), and only one is a month (NOVEMBER).




          My advice - perhaps you should:




          Take up dancing - with both FOXTROT and TANGO, you'll have twice as much to talk about! ;-)




          * Of course this assumes:




          We ignore 'Tango' as a brand name of soft drink...!







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            $begingroup$

            These folks are:




            The people at NATO




            Since:




            Among the codewords in their phonetic alphabet only one is a country (INDIA), only one is a sport (GOLF), only one is a drink (WHISKEY*), and only one is a month (NOVEMBER).




            My advice - perhaps you should:




            Take up dancing - with both FOXTROT and TANGO, you'll have twice as much to talk about! ;-)




            * Of course this assumes:




            We ignore 'Tango' as a brand name of soft drink...!







            share|improve this answer









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              $begingroup$

              These folks are:




              The people at NATO




              Since:




              Among the codewords in their phonetic alphabet only one is a country (INDIA), only one is a sport (GOLF), only one is a drink (WHISKEY*), and only one is a month (NOVEMBER).




              My advice - perhaps you should:




              Take up dancing - with both FOXTROT and TANGO, you'll have twice as much to talk about! ;-)




              * Of course this assumes:




              We ignore 'Tango' as a brand name of soft drink...!







              share|improve this answer









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                These folks are:




                The people at NATO




                Since:




                Among the codewords in their phonetic alphabet only one is a country (INDIA), only one is a sport (GOLF), only one is a drink (WHISKEY*), and only one is a month (NOVEMBER).




                My advice - perhaps you should:




                Take up dancing - with both FOXTROT and TANGO, you'll have twice as much to talk about! ;-)




                * Of course this assumes:




                We ignore 'Tango' as a brand name of soft drink...!







                share|improve this answer









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                These folks are:




                The people at NATO




                Since:




                Among the codewords in their phonetic alphabet only one is a country (INDIA), only one is a sport (GOLF), only one is a drink (WHISKEY*), and only one is a month (NOVEMBER).




                My advice - perhaps you should:




                Take up dancing - with both FOXTROT and TANGO, you'll have twice as much to talk about! ;-)




                * Of course this assumes:




                We ignore 'Tango' as a brand name of soft drink...!








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