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	One particular pune that appears a lot on the [[Discworld]] is [[A leopard can't change his shorts]].		One particular pune that appears a lot on the [[Discworld]] is [[A leopard can't change his shorts]].

	Named after the founder of the [[Fools Guild]] one [[Jean-Paul Pune]] who, in his ''magnum opus'', [[Essay on a form of wit]] devotes 160,000 words to defining the Five Great Classes and seventy-three sub-classes of the Pune or play on words, which all students at the [[Fools' Guild]] are expected to commit to memory on pain of pain. The sacred and time-honoured art is currently taught at the Guild School by Cloistered Clown Brother Frere.		Named after the founder of the [[Fools Guild]], one [[Jean-Paul Pune]] who, in his ''magnum opus'', [[Essay on a form of wit]] devotes 160,000 words to defining the Five Great Classes and seventy-three sub-classes of the Pune or play on words, which all students at the [[Fools' Guild]] are expected to commit to memory on pain of pain. The sacred and time-honoured art is currently taught at the Guild School by Cloistered Clown Brother Frere.

	It is known that the [[Patrician]]'s artistic sensibilities can be irritated by excessive or particularly egregious use of the Pune or play-on-words, which, if the [[Mail Order]] business is anything to go by, he places in the same category of offense as [[Fools' Guild\|mime artistry]] or [[Daniellarina Pouter\|abstract modern art]].		It is known that the [[Patrician]]'s artistic sensibilities can be irritated by excessive or particularly egregious use of the Pune or play-on-words, which, if the [[Mail Order]] business is anything to go by, he places in the same category of offense as [[Fools' Guild\|mime artistry]] or [[Daniellarina Pouter\|abstract modern art]].

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	One particular pune that appears a lot on the [[Discworld]] is [[A leopard can't change his shorts]].		One particular pune that appears a lot on the [[Discworld]] is [[A leopard can't change his shorts]].

	Named after the founder of the [[Fools Guild]] one [[Jean-Paul Pune]] who, in his ''magnum opus'', [[Essay on a form of wit]] devotes 160,000 words to defining the Five Great Classes and seventy-three sub-classes of the Pune or play on words, which all students at the [[Fools' Guild]] are expected to commit to memory on pain of pain.		Named after the founder of the [[Fools Guild]] one [[Jean-Paul Pune]] who, in his ''magnum opus'', [[Essay on a form of wit]] devotes 160,000 words to defining the Five Great Classes and seventy-three sub-classes of the Pune or play on words, which all students at the [[Fools' Guild]] are expected to commit to memory on pain of pain. The sacred and time-honoured art is currently taught at the Guild School by Cloistered Clown Brother Frere.

	It is known that the [[Patrician]]'s artistic sensibilities can be irritated by excessive or particularly egregious use of the Pune or play-on-words, which, if the [[Mail Order]] business is anything to go by, he places in the same category of offense as [[Fools' Guild\|mime artistry]] or [[Daniellarina Pouter\|abstract modern art]].		It is known that the [[Patrician]]'s artistic sensibilities can be irritated by excessive or particularly egregious use of the Pune or play-on-words, which, if the [[Mail Order]] business is anything to go by, he places in the same category of offense as [[Fools' Guild\|mime artistry]] or [[Daniellarina Pouter\|abstract modern art]].

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	Named after the founder of the [[Fools Guild]] one [[Jean-Paul Pune]] who, in his ''magnum opus'', [[Essay on a form of wit]] devotes 160,000 words to defining the Five Great Classes and seventy-three sub-classes of the Pune or play on words, which all students at the [[Fools' Guild]] are expected to commit to memory on pain of pain.		Named after the founder of the [[Fools Guild]] one [[Jean-Paul Pune]] who, in his ''magnum opus'', [[Essay on a form of wit]] devotes 160,000 words to defining the Five Great Classes and seventy-three sub-classes of the Pune or play on words, which all students at the [[Fools' Guild]] are expected to commit to memory on pain of pain.

	It is known that the [[Patrician]]'s artistic sensibilities can be irritated by excessive or particularly egregious use of the Pune or play-on-words, which, if the [[Mail Order]] business is anything to go by, he places in the same category of offense as [[Fools' Guild\|mime artistry]] or [[~~Daniellerina~~ Pouter\|abstract modern art]].		It is known that the [[Patrician]]'s artistic sensibilities can be irritated by excessive or particularly egregious use of the Pune or play-on-words, which, if the [[Mail Order]] business is anything to go by, he places in the same category of offense as [[Fools' Guild\|mime artistry]] or [[Daniellarina Pouter\|abstract modern art]].

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	Named after the founder of the [[Fools Guild]] one [[Jean-Paul Pune]] who, in his ''magnum opus'', [[Essay on a form of wit]] devotes 160,000 words to defining the Five Great Classes and seventy-three sub-classes of the Pune or play on words, which all students at the [[Fools' Guild]] are expected to commit to memory on pain of pain.		Named after the founder of the [[Fools Guild]] one [[Jean-Paul Pune]] who, in his ''magnum opus'', [[Essay on a form of wit]] devotes 160,000 words to defining the Five Great Classes and seventy-three sub-classes of the Pune or play on words, which all students at the [[Fools' Guild]] are expected to commit to memory on pain of pain.

			It is known that the [[Patrician]]'s artistic sensibilities can be irritated by excessive or particularly egregious use of the Pune or play-on-words, which, if the [[Mail Order]] business is anything to go by, he places in the same category of offense as [[Fools' Guild\|mime artistry]] or [[Daniellerina Pouter\|abstract modern art]].

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	The very name Pune is a pun, or play on words, on the [[Roundworld]] word ''pun''.		The very name Pune is a pun, or play on words, on the [[Roundworld]] word ''pun''.

			There is a professional cricket team in the Indian Premier League called the Pune Warriors. Terry Pratchett would approve.

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A pune or a play on words is often spoken by Discworld characters when they tell a not very funny joke based on word play.

One particular pune that appears a lot on the [[Discworld]] is [[A leopard can't change his shorts]].

Named after the founder of the [[Fools Guild]] one [[Jean-Paul Pune]] who, in his ''magnum opus'', [[Essay on a form of wit]] devotes 160,000 words to defining the Five Great Classes and seventy-three sub-classes of the Pune or play on words, which all students at the [[Fools' Guild]] are expected to commit to memory on pain of pain.

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The very name Pune is a pun, or play on words, on the [[Roundworld]] word ''pun''.

[[Category:Discworld culture]]