>>>>OK, can anyone give me a brief course - non hablo ingles.
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>>>>What's the jumper that needs to be buried (if not dead)?
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>>>>What's a "3-point land" (if not a triangular island)?
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>>>>Now if a guy from a triangular island, who used to jump, is now dead and I can bury him, how does this get me qualified for any other job but a grave digger?
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>>>Jumper dumper.
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>>Now I think everyone understands every word of this. Me neither.
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>"Jumper" means "jump shot," presumably in basketball. "3-point land" is the region of the basketball court from which a basket is worth 3 points rather than 2.
>"Buried" means making the basket, I think.

Thanks - I was getting lost. And even though I haven't watched any spectator sports for decades, I still know some of the corresponding language from back home. So, translated back and forth, "bury a jumper from the three-point land" comes back as just "zakucati trojku" - nail a three. The verb "zakucati" actually means "to hammer in", but is applied to nails only.