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Why did the oysters turn blue? [poem: The walrus and the carpenter.]
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Why did the oysters turn blue? [poem: The walrus and the carpenter.]

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They turned blue when they realized that they were going to be eaten by the Walrus and the Carpenter.
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When they realized that they were about to get eaten by the walrus and the carpenter.

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