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Tongue-in-cheek... I guess thats a British thing.

• sspencer 19y ago
  No, that's American slang as well. It just means "speaking purely in jest" or as I think of it "trying not to laugh." At least, that's my understanding of the meaning.
  • josefresco 19y ago
    mmmm correct, I'm sure Y! encourages social participation and a well caffeinated workforce.