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Wednesday, July 16, 2008 1:05 PM
Sheep, Lamb, Mutton,Goat..

A so called English 'professor' asked TingXin and me what's the difference between "Sheep,Lamb,Mutton and Goat".
And so after much discussion, Mr Gary Tan Chun Kiat concluded that:
"Sheep is the one that got the wool"
"Lamb is like a sheep but without the beard"
"Mutton is the meat of the animals above"
"Goat is the one with beard"
but still it leaves me confuse.. hmm
=Me=
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