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[交流] Any one knows what this sentence means?

If I don't see you in the future I'll see you in the pasture.

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Lopemann: 金币+4, you are just being amazing... 2013-12-24 07:12:06
curton: 回帖置顶 2014-01-15 12:02:33

Is this meant to be a riddle? At first glance, I thought it was an utterance for fun, because "future" and "pasture" rhyme and whoever says it may not be taken literally. But if it is a riddle, what is it? A word? Then if "u" is not seen in "future", it would be "ftre" and "u" is seen in "pasture", it would be "pasture". Doesn't make sense. Can't get it. I fail. On second thoughts, what cannot be seen in "future" can be seen in "pasture", it would be "pas", which is not an eligible word. Fail again!

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