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From: okunewck@gondor.UUCP (Philip E. OKunewick)
Newsgroups: net.jokes
Subject: Ya bunch o' dummies!
Message-ID: <2000@gondor.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 13-Feb-86 12:00:45 EST
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Posted: Thu Feb 13 12:00:45 1986
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In article <2767@sjuvax.UUCP> zinnato@sjuvax.UUCP (R. Zinnato) writes:
>>
>>>     Who is buried in Grant's tomb?
>>
>>      I believe there is a trick to this one, but can't remember it.
>>      "Grant, of course."
>
>There is a trick, both Grant AND his wife are buried there (I got this one
>wrong in a Trivial Pursuit game)
>----

This one everyone seems to be getting wrong.

Last time I saw somebody buried, they were in a grave with about 6 feet of
dirt on top of them.  Now, that usually isn't done in tombs.  When somebody
is sealed inside a stone box above ground, it's known as 'entombed', not
'buried'.

                                                        ---Duck
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