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"If you want to see missiles strike, then stand in their way. But don't be surprised if you get hit." This is a play on words that uses the ambiguity of the word "where" to create a humorous effect. The first sentence could be interpreted as a literal instruction to move to a location where missiles are likely to strike, while the second sentence could be interpreted as a warning not to do so. The humor comes from the fact that the two sentences are contradictory, but they both use the same word "where."
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