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  1. 08-Feb-2013, 11:17 #1
    RiTm
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    Default stepped on my point

    "You kinda stepped on my point there" - What does it mean? Sarcastic note like "you telling things that I've already say"?

    I found one thread about this, but it closed.

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  2. 08-Feb-2013, 13:41 #2
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    Default Re: stepped on my point

    Context would help, but it means something like the other person interfered with way the first person was trying to make a point.
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