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隣町のさよちゃんがお芋を食ってブーだな
つまり。。。さよ、おなら

そうかそうか!
さよ、おならブーか!
Care explain for me this pun?
(隣町のさよちゃんがお芋を食ってブーだな means ''the neighborhood eats potatoes and fart'' but that's all I knew...)
 
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You are missing the name さよちゃん (and 隣町 means more like "next town over"/"neighbouring town")
隣町のさよちゃん = Sayo-chan from the neighbouring town.
さよ+おなら → さようなら
 
Yes. It's something like というようなところ.

I see. Thanks.

So 2.ウ たとえば…など to be precise?

A bit off-topic, but I've noticed that 大辞林 does not have this particular usage listed. How do these entries work in general? In case of 大辞泉 the numbered sections list general application and I assume those ア、イ、ウ、エ sub-sections are just example rather than an exhaustive list of usages? I mean, I shouldn't be worried if there's no sub-section matching a particular usage, as long as it fits the main section?
 
I sometimes find that dictionaries don't have all the meanings, especially grammatical usages.

I've noticed this, but it's 淡々, not 炎々, right?;)
 
Yeah, sadly they don't. But the 大辞泉 "たとえば...など" entry fits this particular usage this time, no? Or am I misinterpreting something?

I've noticed this, but it's 淡々, not 炎々, right?;)

Didn't notice it until you pointed it out. You're right, it was supposed to be 淡々 xD
 
逃げるなっていうの/逃げるなっていうんだよ
 
俺達は俺達で勝手にやるから、そっちはそっちで勝手にやるんだな!
Because we'll do it our own way, you do it your way (?)
 
しろ is imperative. ってわけね means "you mean" or something along the line.
 
小学生の秘密ってなんだよ。。。泥団子でも作って隠してんのか

うわっ!古っ!

What secret of Elementary student...
You're hiding because of making dirt ball? (?)
 
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The -te form is used jut to connect the two clauses, and でも means "or something" there.

Here's 泥団子, for the case you don't know.
泥団子 - Google
 
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