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Yes, but it means a little more. She feels a certain way, so she speaks to herself. How she "gets" is more the way she feels.Originally Posted by GUEST2008
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- 01-Dec-2010, 11:33 #1
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how I get sometimes Hi
One man says to another woman: Shirley, was someone here? I thought I heard you talking.
She replied: Just to myself, Judge. Just to myself. You know how I get sometimes.
Does "get" here mean "behave"?
- 01-Dec-2010, 11:46 #2
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- 01-Dec-2010, 13:00 #3
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Re: how I get sometimes 
Another 'be-' word comes nearer the mark: become. If a person gets something (in one use of get; get + adj. rather than get + noun - as in 'get an idea') they become that way. If you 'get fat' you become fat. Originally Posted by GUEST2008
Bujt, as bhaisahab says, this sort of 'get' (with 'how') means more than that.
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