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- 26-Feb-2006, 03:34 #1
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I have a question Dear ELS teacher,
I recently saw this sentence in a news paper. Please tell me the meaning.
"Loaded for the bar. Vice President Jack Cheny accepts a rifle from NRA President ........" What does "loaded for the bar" mean?
Puzzled in Japan, YOSHIHITO
- 26-Feb-2006, 10:45 #2
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Re: I have a question To me that means nothing, and could be an America saying. I have never heard that in the UK
- 26-Feb-2006, 23:42 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: I have a question Thank you for the support!
Yoshihito
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