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05-May-2003, 14:38
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 full of surprise? I don't quite understand what 'full of surprise' means, what do they really mean when peopley say 'you are surely a girl full of surprise'? In what situation people usually say this? is it positive comments or negative, or means nothing? I posted this question yesterday but can't find it today, so I post it again, sorry if you see duplicate messages. |
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05-May-2003, 14:51
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| Re: full of surprise? do they mean the surprise is pleasant or unpleasant? thanks. |
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05-May-2003, 21:49
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| Re: full of surprise? |
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06-May-2003, 13:39
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| Re: full of surprise? thanks for your reply, I am happy now. :D |
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