02-Nov-2005, 09:52
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 Re: No Gee
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Originally Posted by hobbes Hi Afhan_85
It's always a good idea to start a new thread for a new question for maximum exposure, but - you can do that next time!!
It means...
JUST before you say it, before the words leave your mouth - they are gone.
"It is on the tip on my tongue" - when you can ALMOST remember what you want to say, but you have forgotten. Very frustrating!
A variation is:
"It was on the tip on my tongue" - when you were / are almost about to say something, but stop. Often when you are just about to say something you may regret, or will cause offence.
Hope this helps! | anywy...thxs for ur answer....  |