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  and 'fornia', for "sexual intercourse" or "fornication....
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• politics, n: From the Latin 'poly', meaning many, and 'tic', meaning little bloodsucking insects.
• Greetings from Sunny San Diego California USA!
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• Default: De line west of which de state of california will float off to sea at de next major quake.
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