It was funny in Jap the other day... we were learning how to conjugate verbs into て (te) form... て form can be used to ask someone to do something.
*So* our Jap sensei got us all to write something random on a piece of paper and put it in a hat.
Mine was テーブルの下で会って下さい。 ("Please meet me under the table.")
Anywayz... there was stuff like "Please give me an apple" and "Please speak French" (to which I replied: "Je ne parle pas français"... she was like... uh... what? XD).
We all drew one out of the hat, found someone, asked each other to do the thing, then swapped and found someone else, right?
So anywayz... a guy on my table didn't get one, so my sensei fishes one out especially for him ("Aahhh.... I have a good one for you, ____-san")... he reads it under his breath, takes a minute to figure out what it means and then all he says is "...I better find a girl for this..."
It said:
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"Please take off your clothes."