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<title>Dude, no way</title>
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<description>As a native speaker of Dude (originally Northern Californian, influenced recently by Southern Californian speech), I feel the need to address Mark's "injured finger" interpretation of the Zits cartoon. Bottom line: I think it's just not possible to interpret "Dude?"...</description>
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<title><![CDATA[<i>Duuuude.</i>]]></title>
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<description> Originally, the word &quot;dude&quot; meant &quot;an old rag&quot;. A &quot;dudesman&quot; was a scarecrow, built out of scrap cloth. In the late 1800s people started using it to describe a overly-well-dressed dandy. But then in 1981, Sean Penn&apos;s use of &quot;dude&quot; in Fast Times at Rid...</description>
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