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Oh, dude, 'Jumping Jehosaphat' is just a quirky way of expressing surprise or astonishment. It's like saying, "Holy moly!" or "Oh my goodness!" But, like, who even is Jehosaphat? Some old dude from The Bible or something. People just like to jump around and yell his name when they're shocked.

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