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Thread: You want a piece of me?
- 28-Sep-2011, 04:07 #1
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You want a piece of me? What does it actually mean when someone gets pissed off and says : " you want a piece of me?". I have come across this phrase many a times in the Hollywood movies.
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Abhishek Ghosh
- 28-Sep-2011, 04:15 #2
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Teacher Re: You want a piece of me? It means, "Do you want to fight?"
- 28-Sep-2011, 10:39 #3
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Teacher Re: You want a piece of me? 
Another form is 'Do you want to make something of it.' (It's a bit more aggressive than 'Got a problem with that?', and a bit less aggressive than 'Let's take this outside.')
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